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14 ( d ) ; lateral borders are slightly convex in front , before becoming rectilinear
and diverging to the greatest width , thence converging ( frequently sinuously ) to
a broad posterior margin . Surface glossy and reticulately patterned , few short ...
14 ( d ) ; lateral borders are slightly convex in front , before becoming rectilinear
and diverging to the greatest width , thence converging ( frequently sinuously ) to
a broad posterior margin . Surface glossy and reticulately patterned , few short ...
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Posterior margin straight or weakly sinuous , postero - lateral angles rounded ; no
cornua ; lateral margins divergent , as in Fig . 21 ( c ) , terminating in points on
each side , thence antero - lateral margins convergent . Porose areas elongate ...
Posterior margin straight or weakly sinuous , postero - lateral angles rounded ; no
cornua ; lateral margins divergent , as in Fig . 21 ( c ) , terminating in points on
each side , thence antero - lateral margins convergent . Porose areas elongate ...
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( Lateral grooves typically long and distinct . ) Scutum with moderate to large
number of small , medium size or large punctations . ( 4 ) Scutum with variable
background of irregularly scattered fine to medium - size punctations with fewer
distinct ...
( Lateral grooves typically long and distinct . ) Scutum with moderate to large
number of small , medium size or large punctations . ( 4 ) Scutum with variable
background of irregularly scattered fine to medium - size punctations with fewer
distinct ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CUTICLETHE KEY TO TICK ADAPTABILITY | 10 |
EXTERNAL FEATURES OF SOME ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT SPECIES | 27 |
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