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The genus Ornithodoros was first described with the reclassification of Ornithodoros coriaceus and Ornithodoros savignyi, which had previously been attributed to the genus Argas. Koch translated ‘Ornis’, which means bird from Greek to Latin and ‘doros’ meaning a leather sack (Petney and Maiwald in Tick nomenclature. Lancet 348:1251, 1996).
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The genus Ornithodoros was first described with the reclassification of Ornithodoros coriaceus and Ornithodoros savignyi, which had previously been attributed to the genus Argas. Koch translated ‘Ornis’, which means bird from Greek to Latin and ‘doros’ meaning a leather sack (Petney and Maiwald in Tick nomenclature. Lancet 348:1251, 1996).
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A Micro-organism associated with Sperm Cells of Ornithodoros
Nature, 1962DURING an examination of the female genital tract of Ornithodoros tholozani it was noted that sperm contained in spermatophores lying in the uterus have a peculiar form. A detailed examination of the sperm showed that each one is covered with many hundreds of spindle-shaped micro-organisms (Figs.
B. Feldman-Muhsam, Yael Havivi
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Limb regeneration and apolysis in the tick, Ornithodoros tartakovskyi
Journal of Insect Physiology, 1975Abstract Limb regeneration potential and the apolysis process were investigated in the argasid tick, Ornithodoros tartakovskyi . Developmental instars received single or multiple amputations and were subsequently allowed to undergo single or multiple apolyses. Amputated ticks regenerated complete normal limbs but only after four successive apolyses.
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A Borrelia sp. in Ornithodoros octodontus (Argasidae)
Systematic and Applied Acarology, 2021Michele Thompson +6 more
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The Occurrence of an Ornithodoros Tick in Maryland
The Journal of Parasitology, 1956George Anastos, Carleton M. Clifford
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On the Occurrence ofOrnithodoros MoubataMurray in Burrows
Annals of Tropical Medicine & Parasitology, 1950R. B. Heisch, W. E. Grainger
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A Note on Argas (Ornithodoros) Gurneyi Warburton
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1936openaire +2 more sources