Fly Life Cycle Diagram - Adult, Larva, and Pupa Stages Explained #2374114 (License: Personal Use)

This vintage-style black-and-white illustration meticulously details the metamorphic stages of a dipteran fly, including the oval-shaped pupa with segmented texture, the fully formed adult with prominent compound eyes, bristled thorax, and veined wings, and the elongated, segmented maggot-like larva. The anatomical precision reflects 19th- or early-20th-century entomological documentation practices, emphasizing structural features critical for species identification and biological study.

Used in educational resources, biology textbooks, agricultural extension guides, and pest management websites to explain dipteran development; targets students, researchers, and professionals seeking visual aid for understanding insect metamorphosis and lifecycle control points.