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Sensory features of the human louse antenna: new contributions and comparisons between ecotypes
(Wiley Blackwell Publishing, Inc, 2021-06)
Body and head lice are known to be exclusive ectoparasites of human hosts. Current genomic and transcriptomic data suggest that both louse types represent ecotypes of the same species. They exhibit morphological and ...
THE WING LOUSE, LIPEURUS CAPONIS (L.) (MALLOPHAGA: PHILOPTERIDAE) ATTACKING POULTRY IN PUERTO RICOTHE WING LOUSE, LIPEURUS CAPONIS (L.) (MALLOPHAGA: PHILOPTERIDAE) ATTACKING POULTRY IN PUERTO RICO
(University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus Agricultural Experiment Station, 1978)
Carta al Sr. Basave
(2017)
Carta al Sr. Basave
(2017-08-11)
The sensory machinery of the head louse pediculus humanus capitis: From the antennae to the brain
(Frontiers Media S.A., 2019-05)
Insect antennae are sophisticated sensory organs, usually covered with sensory structures responsible for the detection of relevant signals of different modalities coming from the environment. Despite the relevance of the ...
Uncovering deep mysteries: The underwater life of an amphibious louse
(Elsevier, 2014-11-07)
Despite the incredible success of insects in colonizing almost every habitat, they remain virtually absent in one major environment – the open sea. A variety of hypotheses have been raised to explain why just a few insect ...
Ectoparasites in free-ranging American kestrels in Argentina: Implications for the transmission of viral diseases
(Raptor Research Foundation, 2011-12)
We described ectoparasitic species such as chewing lice, mites, and louse flies in free-ranging American Kestrels (Falco sparverius) in the semiarid forest of Argentina. From twenty-two adults and one juvenile American ...