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I know this is diptera and not hymenoptera, but somebody may come up with an
answer.  A friend is studying the behavior of maggots feeding on corpses (he
is a forensic archaeologist).  He needs to mark the maggots so that he can
recognise individuals but he doesn't want the marking to affect their
behavior.  Any suggestions?

Chris Slade

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