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The genus    Stylogaster    Macquart (  Diptera  :   Conopidae  ) is sister to the remainder of the   Conopidae  . While all other   Conopidae   are endoparasitoids of aculeate   Hymenoptera  , species of    Stylogaster    appear to be endoparasitoids of ‘orthopteroids’, as the only confirmed rearing records are from crickets and cockroaches. Many calyptrate flies have been observed with    Stylogaster    eggs attached, but since no    Stylogaster    have been reared from any dipterans, it is still unknown if these flies are hosts, results of accidental oviposition or carry the eggs to the actual hosts. In this study, we report our findings of    Stylogaster    eggs on blow flies (  Calliphoridae  ) attracted to millipede defence secretions in Tanzania. Out of seven different species collected and a total of 301 specimens, only flies of the genus    Tricyclea    Wulp had    Stylogaster    eggs attached. Out of 133    Tricyclea    collected, 32 (24%) had    Stylogaster    eggs attached and, with one exception, all eggs were attached to the abdomen. The lifecycle of    Stylogaster    is summarised and discussed with a particular focus on dipteran egg-carriers.

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Stylogaster    eggs on blow flies attracted to millipede defence secretions in Tanzania, with a stab at summarising their biology (  Diptera  :   Conopidae   &amp;   Calliphoridae  )