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The unfed larva of the Ixodidae is flattened dorso - ventrally with a deeply folded
epicuticle . When the idiosoma is distended with blood the endocuticle is greatly
stretched and attenuated and the folds of the epicuticle become smoothed out .
The unfed larva of the Ixodidae is flattened dorso - ventrally with a deeply folded
epicuticle . When the idiosoma is distended with blood the endocuticle is greatly
stretched and attenuated and the folds of the epicuticle become smoothed out .
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Though of the same age , these ticks do differ somewhat in their behaviour , and
in the times when they become active . Some of these arachnids will become
active in the following autumn , producing an autumn - feeding population ; the ...
Though of the same age , these ticks do differ somewhat in their behaviour , and
in the times when they become active . Some of these arachnids will become
active in the following autumn , producing an autumn - feeding population ; the ...
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can be made to become either spring feeders or autumn feeders . In other words ,
a spring feeder can be induced to become an autumn feeder , and once this has
become accomplished remains so . Lees and Milne ( 1951 ) consider that ...
can be made to become either spring feeders or autumn feeders . In other words ,
a spring feeder can be induced to become an autumn feeder , and once this has
become accomplished remains so . Lees and Milne ( 1951 ) consider that ...
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CUTICLETHE KEY TO Tick ADAPTABILITY | 10 |
EXTERNAL FEATURES OF SOME ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT | 27 |
CAPITULUM AND FEEDING MECHANISM | 92 |
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