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of blood vessel walls with the consequent release of an abundant flow of blood .
Thus it appears that usually a preponderance of extravascular material
constitutes the initial diet to be followed later , depending on the exact site of the
individual ...
of blood vessel walls with the consequent release of an abundant flow of blood .
Thus it appears that usually a preponderance of extravascular material
constitutes the initial diet to be followed later , depending on the exact site of the
individual ...
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In further experiments Gregson offered the following forms of blood to the ticks : (
a ) Heparinized blood : 2 ml blood plus 1 ml saline containing 4 ug of heparin . ( 6
) Heparinized blood : as above , plasma only . ( c ) Heparinized blood : 1 ml ...
In further experiments Gregson offered the following forms of blood to the ticks : (
a ) Heparinized blood : 2 ml blood plus 1 ml saline containing 4 ug of heparin . ( 6
) Heparinized blood : as above , plasma only . ( c ) Heparinized blood : 1 ml ...
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These proliferative changes , followed by absorption and breakdown of the blood
, occur in successive waves until the volume of blood in the gut is considerably
reduced and the tick assumes an almost blackened appearance . Digestion is ...
These proliferative changes , followed by absorption and breakdown of the blood
, occur in successive waves until the volume of blood in the gut is considerably
reduced and the tick assumes an almost blackened appearance . Digestion is ...
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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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