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Males: Typical males have the subanal shields directly posterior of the adanal
shields; the lateral grooves are clear and uniform, reaching almost to the eyes;
scutal punctations are either entirely absent, or number up to twelve superficial, ...
Males: Typical males have the subanal shields directly posterior of the adanal
shields; the lateral grooves are clear and uniform, reaching almost to the eyes;
scutal punctations are either entirely absent, or number up to twelve superficial, ...
Page 450
Characteristically, the center of the subanal shields is posterior of the central axis
of the adanal shields. This holds true for all flat, unengorged and slightly
engorged indi.. viduals. Males that have not flattened after molting and before
being ...
Characteristically, the center of the subanal shields is posterior of the central axis
of the adanal shields. This holds true for all flat, unengorged and slightly
engorged indi.. viduals. Males that have not flattened after molting and before
being ...
Page 458
Variation in each of these characters are as follows: (1) In specimens that have
fed, the subanal shields are alwas situated well exterior of the ais of the adanal
shields; they are usually borne on a slightly rounded, elevated protrusion of the ...
Variation in each of these characters are as follows: (1) In specimens that have
fed, the subanal shields are alwas situated well exterior of the ais of the adanal
shields; they are usually borne on a slightly rounded, elevated protrusion of the ...
Page 505
Adanal shields large, much like those of H. hussaini; subanal shields minute: (
Iort5Ise parasite; Mediterranean and Black Sea areas, southern.Russia.to
western YMiddle East). (Subgenus Hyalommasta)............H. Figure§'19U and I9I
Coxa I ...
Adanal shields large, much like those of H. hussaini; subanal shields minute: (
Iort5Ise parasite; Mediterranean and Black Sea areas, southern.Russia.to
western YMiddle East). (Subgenus Hyalommasta)............H. Figure§'19U and I9I
Coxa I ...
Page 522
It is, however, likely that the absence of subanal shields is not a genetic character
in Hyalomma populations of Africa and the Near East. Conclusions on the
subgenus H alommina may be summarized as follows: Such an entity apparently
...
It is, however, likely that the absence of subanal shields is not a genetic character
in Hyalomma populations of Africa and the Near East. Conclusions on the
subgenus H alommina may be summarized as follows: Such an entity apparently
...
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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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