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When the tick is not feeding , the distal ends of the chelicerae , palpi and
hypostome are closely apposed , but on feeding the palpi splay outwards and the
chelicerae and the hypostome penetrate and enter the tissues of the skin . The
blood ...
When the tick is not feeding , the distal ends of the chelicerae , palpi and
hypostome are closely apposed , but on feeding the palpi splay outwards and the
chelicerae and the hypostome penetrate and enter the tissues of the skin . The
blood ...
Page 192
lumen of the horns is lined with cuticle , which is thrown into deep closely set
ridges laterally . Ventrally , these ridges are lower and set further apart . A large
longitudinal fold from the dorsal surface hangs into the lumen of each horn ,
which ...
lumen of the horns is lined with cuticle , which is thrown into deep closely set
ridges laterally . Ventrally , these ridges are lower and set further apart . A large
longitudinal fold from the dorsal surface hangs into the lumen of each horn ,
which ...
Page 217
In Haemaphysalis , six closely bunched hairs are present ; of these the longest
has its own duct , while the remainder surmount a common canal . Dinnick and
Zumpt observed that in the genus Rhipicephalus there are six short , stiff hairs ,
five ...
In Haemaphysalis , six closely bunched hairs are present ; of these the longest
has its own duct , while the remainder surmount a common canal . Dinnick and
Zumpt observed that in the genus Rhipicephalus there are six short , stiff hairs ,
five ...
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Contents
CUTICLETHE KEY TO Tick ADAPTABILITY | 10 |
EXTERNAL FEATURES OF SOME ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT | 27 |
CAPITULUM AND FEEDING MECHANISM | 92 |
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