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Page 229
These selected vantage points are clearly shown by dividing the surface of the
grass blades into three sections and collecting ticks from each . The results
indicate that all stages are most numerous on the topmost third of the vegetation ,
as ...
These selected vantage points are clearly shown by dividing the surface of the
grass blades into three sections and collecting ticks from each . The results
indicate that all stages are most numerous on the topmost third of the vegetation ,
as ...
Page 234
In contrast to hard ticks , the soft ticks are very much better adapted to survive
under a wide range of temperatures and relative humidities as shown by
Bodenheimer ( 1934 ) . Fifty - nine observations on nymphs and adults in
temperature ...
In contrast to hard ticks , the soft ticks are very much better adapted to survive
under a wide range of temperatures and relative humidities as shown by
Bodenheimer ( 1934 ) . Fifty - nine observations on nymphs and adults in
temperature ...
Page 304
Experimentally a number of arthropods , including lice , fleas and deer flies , are
shown to be vectors , but under natural conditions ticks appear to be the primary
transmitters . Epizootics of tularaemia in sheep occur during the spring in North ...
Experimentally a number of arthropods , including lice , fleas and deer flies , are
shown to be vectors , but under natural conditions ticks appear to be the primary
transmitters . Epizootics of tularaemia in sheep occur during the spring in North ...
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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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