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Page 111
By this means the digits at the tips of the chelicerae press against the skin of the
host . The laceration of this tissue is effected by the alternate shearing motions of
the digits , which are produced when the abductor muscles ( inserted on the ...
By this means the digits at the tips of the chelicerae press against the skin of the
host . The laceration of this tissue is effected by the alternate shearing motions of
the digits , which are produced when the abductor muscles ( inserted on the ...
Page 130
The nymph of I . hexagonus has been reported under the skin of a fox by Nuttall (
1914 ) , who believed that the encystment of the tick is due to increasing oedema
and inflammatory swelling of the host ' s skin , the surface of which rises above ...
The nymph of I . hexagonus has been reported under the skin of a fox by Nuttall (
1914 ) , who believed that the encystment of the tick is due to increasing oedema
and inflammatory swelling of the host ' s skin , the surface of which rises above ...
Page 261
Possibly , too , the microstructure of the skin may exercise some effect in the
distribution of the ectoparasites on different hosts . The microstructure of the skin
depends on the part of the body from which the sample is taken ( Chiodi , 1933 ...
Possibly , too , the microstructure of the skin may exercise some effect in the
distribution of the ectoparasites on different hosts . The microstructure of the skin
depends on the part of the body from which the sample is taken ( Chiodi , 1933 ...
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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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