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Veterinary Parasitology
Argas arboreus and A. persicus are blood sucking ectoparasites on domestic birds in Egypt. They cause anemia in birds, in addition to transmitting a variety of pathogens that leads to economical loss in the poultry industry. It is difficult for non-taxonomists to differentiate between these species because of minor morphological characters.
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Argas arboreus and A. persicus are blood sucking ectoparasites on domestic birds in Egypt. They cause anemia in birds, in addition to transmitting a variety of pathogens that leads to economical loss in the poultry industry. It is difficult for non-taxonomists to differentiate between these species because of minor morphological characters.
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TRANSMIBSION OF ANTHRAX TO MAN BY ARGAS PERSICUS.*
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1938openaire +1 more source
Chicken immunological reaction to salivary gland proteins of Argas persicus(Oken) (acari: argasidae)
International Journal of Acarology, 2001Makram A Sayed, Salwa M Habeeb
exaly
Action of the D.D.T. on the Argas persicus.
Revista de medicina veterinaria, 2010J E, LIKERMAN, J I, VIEGAS AURELIO
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The Laboratory Rearing of the Common Fowl Tick, Argas persicus (Oken)
The Journal of Parasitology, 1951openaire +2 more sources
Effect of Irradiation on Mating Competitiveness of the Male Tick Argas Persicus (Oken)1
Journal of Medical Entomology, 1973Rachel Galun
exaly