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Page 134
In order to mate, the male crawls beneath the female and clings to her so that the
two ventral surfaces are in apposition. After dilation and stimulation of the female
orifice by insertion and movement of male mouthparts, a spermatophore issuing ...
In order to mate, the male crawls beneath the female and clings to her so that the
two ventral surfaces are in apposition. After dilation and stimulation of the female
orifice by insertion and movement of male mouthparts, a spermatophore issuing ...
Page 376
This sex closely recalls the male and while it is equally as variable it appears to
be less frequently confusing with the subspecies muhsami. The elongate scutum,
from one fourth to one third longer than wide, posteriorly tapers gradually to a ...
This sex closely recalls the male and while it is equally as variable it appears to
be less frequently confusing with the subspecies muhsami. The elongate scutum,
from one fourth to one third longer than wide, posteriorly tapers gradually to a ...
Page 581
Cervical ooves reaching lateral margins as in ; male and delimiting an
anterolateral area that is hirsute and T somewhat punctate as in male. Surface
otherwise smooth except for 7“ a transverse row of hairs bordering anterior
margin between ...
Cervical ooves reaching lateral margins as in ; male and delimiting an
anterolateral area that is hirsute and T somewhat punctate as in male. Surface
otherwise smooth except for 7“ a transverse row of hairs bordering anterior
margin between ...
Page 810
Five squirrels oht n in ebruary yielded twelve males, six females, and four
nymphs of hogyi. Small MURID RCDENTS have not been collected and
searched in this Province. Twelve male and six female 1-I. leachii muhsami were
found on a ...
Five squirrels oht n in ebruary yielded twelve males, six females, and four
nymphs of hogyi. Small MURID RCDENTS have not been collected and
searched in this Province. Twelve male and six female 1-I. leachii muhsami were
found on a ...
Page 905
spur of the male. H stome larger than that of male and with seven or eight dent c
es in inner files and ten or eleven denticles in outer files; otherwise similar to that
of male. Scutum: Len h.width ratio appoximately equal, lateral margins grad y ...
spur of the male. H stome larger than that of male and with seven or eight dent c
es in inner files and ten or eleven denticles in outer files; otherwise similar to that
of male. Scutum: Len h.width ratio appoximately equal, lateral margins grad y ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | African Ixodoidea: Ticks of the Sudan Volume 1 of African Ixodoidea, Harry Hoogstraal |
| Author | Harry Hoogstraal |
| Published | 1956 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 2 Mar 2011 |
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