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Pisidium hallae

National Institutes of Health

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2012
2012
[The first record of Ornithocheyletia hallae Smiley, 1970 (Acariformes: Actinedida: Cheyletidae) and its prevalance on Pseudolynchia canariensis (Mcquart, 1840) (Diptera: Pupipara: Hippoboscidae) in…
  • B. Dik
  • Turkiye parazitolojii dergisi
  • 2012
    • Corpus ID: 21385029
OBJECTIVE This study was performed to detect acar species and their prevalence on Pseudolynchia canariensis. METHODS The… Expand
2004
2004
Revision of the genus Ornithocheyletia Volgin, 1964 (Acari: Cheyletidae)
  • A. Fain
  • Systematic Parasitology
  • 2004
    • Corpus ID: 43028609
SummaryThe genus Ornithocheyletia Volgin, 1964 is revised. If the three species described below are included the number of known… Expand
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Review
2003
Review
2003
The Oligochaeta (Annelida, Clitellata) of the St. Lawrence Great Lakes Region: an Update
An updated oligochaete species list for the Great Lakes region is provided. The list was developed through the reexamination of… Expand
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1978
1978
Ornithocheyletia hallae Smiley, 1970 (Acarina: cheyletidae) as the cause of pruritus in a racing pigeon.
1978
1978
Ornithocheyletia hallae Smiley, 1970 (Acarina: cheyletidae) as the cause of pruritus in a racing pigeon.
1975
1975
Interaction between ornitocheyletia hallae Smiley 1970 (Acarina, Cheyletiellidae) and Micromonospora chalcea (Foulerton 1905) Orskov 1923 (Streptomycetacea, Actinomycetales) in the skin of pigeon.
Males of Ornitocheyletia hallae from pigeon are described and an analysis made on a number of structures of gnathosoma of both… Expand
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