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1913
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Annals of the Entomological Society of America, 1937
Female: The head is more than twice as broad as long. Figure 1 shows the ventral aspect of the head and prosternal plate. The cephalic margin is slightly angular. The sides are swollen and form a flap over the antennal fossa. The unpigmented eyes are prominent and without spines. The most remarkable feature is the gular plate.
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Female: The head is more than twice as broad as long. Figure 1 shows the ventral aspect of the head and prosternal plate. The cephalic margin is slightly angular. The sides are swollen and form a flap over the antennal fossa. The unpigmented eyes are prominent and without spines. The most remarkable feature is the gular plate.
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2023
Philopterus taigensis sp. n.- allied to Ph. rutteri from Parus montanus, differs by larger body size, head shape, presence of three pleural chetae in each upper angle of IX abdominal segment in female.
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Philopterus taigensis sp. n.- allied to Ph. rutteri from Parus montanus, differs by larger body size, head shape, presence of three pleural chetae in each upper angle of IX abdominal segment in female.
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Pathogenic involvement of Mallophaga
Zeitschrift für Angewandte Entomologie, 1985AbstractVery little attention has been paid towards the role of Mallophaga in reservoiring and transmitting infectious agents amongst their hosts. A survey of literature reveals that two haematophagous mallophagans infesting poultry birds can act as vectors of pathogens causing cholera, typhoid or even toxoplasmosis amongst their hosts.
A. K. Saxena +3 more
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Mallophaga from Bolivian birds
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Kellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman) +1 more
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1906
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Mallophaga Of Wild Mammals Of Indiana
Entomological news, 1979(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
J O, Whitaker, R J, Goff
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Das cibarialsklerit der mallophaga-amblycera und der mallophaga-ischnocera (Kellogg) (Insecta)
Zeitschrift für Morphologie der Tiere, 19721. Es wurden 54 Psocopteren-, 108 Amblyceren- und 263 Ischnocerenprdparate ( die der Trichodectiden eingeschlossen) untersucht, um Wege zur Unterscheidung und zum Vergleich der verschiedenen Formen des typischen Hypopharynxskelettes der Psocodea zu finden. 2.
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