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The factor influencing tick distribution is the thickness of the vegetation layer —
for the thicker the vegetation layer , the thicker the basal mat and the heavier the
tick population . The mat encloses a layer of air which is relatively still and ...
The factor influencing tick distribution is the thickness of the vegetation layer —
for the thicker the vegetation layer , the thicker the basal mat and the heavier the
tick population . The mat encloses a layer of air which is relatively still and ...
Page 394
R . appendiculatus and A . variegatum coincide in their distribution in East and
Central Africa where the critical factor is rainfall well above 25 in . per annum (
Wilson , 1953 ) . Within their areas of distribution , these ticks vary in relative ...
R . appendiculatus and A . variegatum coincide in their distribution in East and
Central Africa where the critical factor is rainfall well above 25 in . per annum (
Wilson , 1953 ) . Within their areas of distribution , these ticks vary in relative ...
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Hyalomma marginatum , 175 Rhipicephalus sanguineus , 175 circulatory system
, 159 - 60 Colorado tick fever , 385 et seq . distribution , 386 , 387 ticks infected
with , 387 control , 399 et seq cultural practices and , 399 cultural practices cum ...
Hyalomma marginatum , 175 Rhipicephalus sanguineus , 175 circulatory system
, 159 - 60 Colorado tick fever , 385 et seq . distribution , 386 , 387 ticks infected
with , 387 control , 399 et seq cultural practices and , 399 cultural practices cum ...
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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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