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2009
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the Siphonaptera, laterally compressed wingless holometabolous insects. The order contains approximately 2575 species. All species are parasitic in the adult stage and possess mouthparts modified for piercing and sucking, highly modified combs and setae on their body and legs, and legs that are modified for ...
Michael F. Whiting, Michael W. Hastriter
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the Siphonaptera, laterally compressed wingless holometabolous insects. The order contains approximately 2575 species. All species are parasitic in the adult stage and possess mouthparts modified for piercing and sucking, highly modified combs and setae on their body and legs, and legs that are modified for ...
Michael F. Whiting, Michael W. Hastriter
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2022
The order Siphonaptera includes approximately 246 genera and about 2600 species of fleas distributed across the world (Whiting et al. 2008). They have been studied from a medical point of view, mainly as vectors of plague, as well as from a zoological perspective to analyze the relationships between ectoparasites and their hosts.Fleas are ...
Duchemin, Jean-Bernard +2 more
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The order Siphonaptera includes approximately 246 genera and about 2600 species of fleas distributed across the world (Whiting et al. 2008). They have been studied from a medical point of view, mainly as vectors of plague, as well as from a zoological perspective to analyze the relationships between ectoparasites and their hosts.Fleas are ...
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WOLBACHIA ENDOSYMBIONTS IN FLEAS (SIPHONAPTERA)
Journal of Parasitology, 2003Intracellular endosymbionts, Wolbachia spp., have been reported in many different orders of insects and in nematodes but not previously in fleas. This is the first conclusive report of Wolbachia spp. within members of the Siphonaptera. Using nested polymerase chain reaction (PCR) targeting of the 16S ribosomal RNA gene, we screened for Wolbachia spp ...
Lance A. Durden +2 more
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Published as part of Cocker, Scott L., Proctor, Heather C., Galloway, Terry D., Miskelly, James, Jensen, Britta J. L. & Froese, Duane G., 2025, Pleistocene grasshoppers, fleas, thrips, and mites: rare and new records from Arctic ground squirrel middens in east Beringia in Yukon Territory, Canada, pp.
Cocker, Scott L. +5 more
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Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 1908
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Siphonaptera from mammals in Alaska
Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1978Twenty-three species of fleas were collected from 18 species of wild mammals, 2 domesticated species, and man. Ctenocephalides felis felis (Bouché) and Hystrichopsylla dippiei spinata Holland are new records for the state. Rhadinopsylla alphabetica Jameson &Sakaguti is a new record for North America.
Glenn E. Haas +2 more
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Siphonaptera et Anoplura. 1. Siphonaptera
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1949
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2002
Fleas are a monophyletic group that has evolutionary ties with the mecopteroid insect orders—namely, Mecoptera and Diptera . They are morphologically unique ectoparasites. There are approximately 2500 species and subspecies of fleas that are currently placed in 15 families and 220 genera.
Lance A. Durden, Robert Traub
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Fleas are a monophyletic group that has evolutionary ties with the mecopteroid insect orders—namely, Mecoptera and Diptera . They are morphologically unique ectoparasites. There are approximately 2500 species and subspecies of fleas that are currently placed in 15 families and 220 genera.
Lance A. Durden, Robert Traub
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The Canadian Entomologist, 1930
♂ ♀. Head.—The rostrum equals the fore coxa in length. The maxillary palpi are slightly more than two-thirds the length of the rostrum. The frons is broadly rounded. There is a lower general row of three stout bristles and an upper genal row of six bristles. There is no genal ctenidium. The occipital bristles are arranged in three rows. The bristles of
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♂ ♀. Head.—The rostrum equals the fore coxa in length. The maxillary palpi are slightly more than two-thirds the length of the rostrum. The frons is broadly rounded. There is a lower general row of three stout bristles and an upper genal row of six bristles. There is no genal ctenidium. The occipital bristles are arranged in three rows. The bristles of
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