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The first nymphal instar, however, never feeds; it melts to the second instar
usually in ten to thirteen days (range eight to 21 days). One to three weeks later
the second instar nymph feeds an molts to the third instar some two weeks later (
range ...
The first nymphal instar, however, never feeds; it melts to the second instar
usually in ten to thirteen days (range eight to 21 days). One to three weeks later
the second instar nymph feeds an molts to the third instar some two weeks later (
range ...
Page 499
As stated above, the distribution of H. truncatum is strictly limited to the Ethiopian
Fannal Region 553 its range is widespread and fairly continuous within these
confines except in heavily forested and high rainfall areas. Wilson (1953)
includes ...
As stated above, the distribution of H. truncatum is strictly limited to the Ethiopian
Fannal Region 553 its range is widespread and fairly continuous within these
confines except in heavily forested and high rainfall areas. Wilson (1953)
includes ...
Page 831
Elsewhere the vast plain is broken only by the Marra Mountains of Darfur, the
Nuba Mountains of southern Kordofan, (and the few small ranges of Equa. toria).
The swampy Sudd of the Upper Nile is the only inland body of water large
enough ...
Elsewhere the vast plain is broken only by the Marra Mountains of Darfur, the
Nuba Mountains of southern Kordofan, (and the few small ranges of Equa. toria).
The swampy Sudd of the Upper Nile is the only inland body of water large
enough ...
Page 845
The distribution of parasites that utilize widely differing hosts in each
developmental stage is effected not only by the physiological range tolerable to
the ectoparasite but also by that tolerated by the several types of hosts required
to complete ...
The distribution of parasites that utilize widely differing hosts in each
developmental stage is effected not only by the physiological range tolerable to
the ectoparasite but also by that tolerated by the several types of hosts required
to complete ...
Page 853
A certain group of species that commonly attack domestic animals and that
tolerate a moderately low to medium range of iumidity factors are widely
distributed throughout the Ethiopian Faunal Region. They are common in much
of the Union of ...
A certain group of species that commonly attack domestic animals and that
tolerate a moderately low to medium range of iumidity factors are widely
distributed throughout the Ethiopian Faunal Region. They are common in much
of the Union of ...
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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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