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Neotrombicula inopinata
Known as:
Thrombidium inopinata
National Institutes of Health
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2011
2011
Prevalence of internal parasites of Oligosoma infrapunctatum on Mokoia Island
Sabina Schragen
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J. Perrott
2011
Corpus ID: 87386943
One five day trip to Mokoia Island was planned for December 2010 and successfully completed in this research period. We were able…
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2008
2008
NEOTROMBICULA NOGAMII (ACARI: TROMBICULIDAE): A NEW SPECIES OF CHIGGER MITE COLLECTED FROM JAPANESE DEER CERVUS NIPPON TEMMINCK, 1838 (ARTIODACTYLA: CERVIDAE), IN JAPAN
M. Takahasi
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A. Takano
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H. Misumi
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H. Kikuchi
2008
Corpus ID: 89522258
A new species, Neotrombicula nogamii n. sp., is described and illustrated. The type material was collected from the Japanese deer…
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2006
2006
CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF CHIGGER MITES (ACARI: TROMBICULIDAE) PARASITIZING APODEMUS SYLVATICUS (L.) (RODENTIA, MURIDAE) ON THE IBERIAN PENINSULA
A. Imaz
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D. Galicia
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M. L. Moraza
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A. Stekolnikov
2006
Corpus ID: 88042457
Two new species, Neotrombicula jordana sp. nov. and Hirsutiella billabeta sp. nov. are described from mice Apodemus sylvaticus (L…
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1989
1989
[Harvest mites of the family Trombiculidae in the steppe zone of the southeastern Ukraine].
G. I. Gushcha
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V. Skliar
Parazitologiya
1989
Corpus ID: 42757211
Virgin and cultivated biotopes of the Sea of Azov area of Donetsk Province were investigated for parasite coenoses of small…
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1980
1980
Pathological and histological changes in the skin of the large-toothed redbacked vole caused by parasitisation by larvae of Neotrombicula pomeranzevi (Trombiculidae).
A. B. Shatrov
1980
Corpus ID: 83333726
1975
1975
Ectoparasites in two diverse habitats in western Oregon. II. Chiggers (Acari: Trombiculidae).
E. Easton
Journal of medical entomology
1975
Corpus ID: 40187906
Host range and distribution of chiggers were studied in 2 forested areas of western Oregon: a climax sprucehemlock forest in…
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