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Page 45
... Probably , all really important works have been seen and noted but if any has been missed it will be much appreciated if readers will call my attention to it . HOSTS The object of the HOSTS section has been to indicate the chief ...
... Probably , all really important works have been seen and noted but if any has been missed it will be much appreciated if readers will call my attention to it . HOSTS The object of the HOSTS section has been to indicate the chief ...
Page 63
... probably came from zoological garden hosts . Identification of larvae from wild birds that construct iso- lated nests and that do not live close to human habitations should be regarded with suspicion if these larvae have not been ...
... probably came from zoological garden hosts . Identification of larvae from wild birds that construct iso- lated nests and that do not live close to human habitations should be regarded with suspicion if these larvae have not been ...
Page 66
... probably toxic for the ticks die afterwards . The record of A. persicus from a tortoise in Iran ( Michael 1899 ) is most probably based on misidentification or incorrect or incomplete specimen labelling . Infestation of Human ...
... probably toxic for the ticks die afterwards . The record of A. persicus from a tortoise in Iran ( Michael 1899 ) is most probably based on misidentification or incorrect or incomplete specimen labelling . Infestation of Human ...
Page 77
... not Argas persicus but are probably local variants of A. reflexus TM The subject of A. reflexus as a human parasite will be treated more fully in a subsequent volume of this work . - 77 - BIOLOGY The pigeon tick may remain unfed in or near.
... not Argas persicus but are probably local variants of A. reflexus TM The subject of A. reflexus as a human parasite will be treated more fully in a subsequent volume of this work . - 77 - BIOLOGY The pigeon tick may remain unfed in or near.
Page 85
... probably restricted here . At Khartoum , eggs were laid in the laboratory in March , April , and October ; some of these hatched about a month later ( King 1915 ) . Females brood over their eggs until larvae emerge ( confirmed by Davis ...
... probably restricted here . At Khartoum , eggs were laid in the laboratory in March , April , and October ; some of these hatched about a month later ( King 1915 ) . Females brood over their eggs until larvae emerge ( confirmed by Davis ...
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adanal shields adults aegyptium AMBLYOMMA areas Argas Bahr El Ghazal basis capituli Bedford Belgian Congo Bequaert BIOLOGY Brumpt burrows camels collections coxa coxal cycle Delpy detritum DISTRIBUTION domestic cattle domestic dog domestic goats Dönitz dorsal and ventral dromedarii East eggs Egypt engorged Equatoria Province EQUATORIA PROVINCE RECORDS excavatum feeding female fever Forest FRENCH WEST AFRICA genital goats Hoogstraal 1954C host humidity Hyalomma immature stages impressum infested Ixodes Kapoeta Kassala Kenya larvae larvae and nymphs lateral grooves leachii lepidum Lewis male marginatum Mettam molt moubata Muhsam Neumann Nile northern Nuttall and Warburton nymphal nymphs occur Ornithodoros parasite persicus Pomerantzev pomposum Rageau reported RHIPICEPHALUS RHODESIA Rousselot rufipes sanguineus Santos Dias savignyi Schulze scutal punctations scutum sheep simus SOMALILAND South Africa SOUTHERN RHODESIA species subspecies Sudan Sudan records Sudan specimens tampan Tanganyika Theiler and Robinson tick Torit District truncatum Uganda variegatum warthog WEST AFRICA Wilson Zumpt