Abstract
Male and female reproductive systems of Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) are described and illustrated. Examination of ovarioles showed them to be polytrophic. A survey of available literature and dissections of preserved specimens provided a comparison of the number of spermathecae present in 25 species of tephritids.
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