- Phaenicia
- Phae·ni·cia (fe-nishґə) a genus of greenbottle flies of the family Calliphoridae that are metallic green or blue; some species are important causes of cutaneous myiasis in domestic animals. Called also Lucilia.
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Phaenicia
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