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Scutal punctations either excessively rare or in a pattern of four more or less
linear rows (sometimes with one or two partial. additional rows); among these
interstitial or secondary punctations are present or absent, if present they are
smaller ...
Scutal punctations either excessively rare or in a pattern of four more or less
linear rows (sometimes with one or two partial. additional rows); among these
interstitial or secondary punctations are present or absent, if present they are
smaller ...
Page 639
Males: Males are characterized by a combination of char. actors including few,
large scutal punctations arranged in four irregular longitudinal rows that form an
especially distinctive pattern posteriorly (as in R. simus sene alensis); lateral ...
Males: Males are characterized by a combination of char. actors including few,
large scutal punctations arranged in four irregular longitudinal rows that form an
especially distinctive pattern posteriorly (as in R. simus sene alensis); lateral ...
Page 668
The scutal punctations are distinctive, being of a uniformly shallow, small or
medium size, densely and closely distributed in irregular lines everywhere except
in the scapular areas, on the festoons, outside the later margins, and in a narrow
...
The scutal punctations are distinctive, being of a uniformly shallow, small or
medium size, densely and closely distributed in irregular lines everywhere except
in the scapular areas, on the festoons, outside the later margins, and in a narrow
...
Page 723
Scutal punctations always consist of four regular or irregular rows of fairly large
more or less discrete punctations, among which a variable number of small to
large interstitial punctations are indiscriminately scattered. If the specimen is ...
Scutal punctations always consist of four regular or irregular rows of fairly large
more or less discrete punctations, among which a variable number of small to
large interstitial punctations are indiscriminately scattered. If the specimen is ...
Page 764
Al. though Neumann's original description of R. sulcatus, together with its
illustration, was excellent, th6'péhl§§lhg variation in R. s. san neus and the
previously unrecognized fact that the latter species has a pattern of large
punctations, no ...
Al. though Neumann's original description of R. sulcatus, together with its
illustration, was excellent, th6'péhl§§lhg variation in R. s. san neus and the
previously unrecognized fact that the latter species has a pattern of large
punctations, no ...
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| 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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