. Animal parasites and parasitic diseases. Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine. Fig. 1—BoopbiIu8 Aiiiiiilntiis. (Engorged females). A—Ventral view. B—Dorsal view of same. 1, Anus. 2, Lateral constrictions. 3, Rudimentary dorsal shield. 4, Short rostrum. 5, Longitudinal dorsal depres- sions. 6, Legs. 7, Fig. 2—Ainblyonima Ameri cnmini. (Engorged female). A—Dorsal view. B—Ventral view. 1, Anus. 2, Well developed dorsal shield, showing white spot. 3, Rostrum. 4, Longitudinal depressions. 5, Stigmen. 6, Legs. Fig. 3—Oriiithortoros Megnini. (Engorged females). A—Dorsal view. B—Ventral v


. Animal parasites and parasitic diseases. Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine. Fig. 1—BoopbiIu8 Aiiiiiilntiis. (Engorged females). A—Ventral view. B—Dorsal view of same. 1, Anus. 2, Lateral constrictions. 3, Rudimentary dorsal shield. 4, Short rostrum. 5, Longitudinal dorsal depres- sions. 6, Legs. 7, Fig. 2—Ainblyonima Ameri cnmini. (Engorged female). A—Dorsal view. B—Ventral view. 1, Anus. 2, Well developed dorsal shield, showing white spot. 3, Rostrum. 4, Longitudinal depressions. 5, Stigmen. 6, Legs. Fig. 3—Oriiithortoros Megnini. (Engorged females). A—Dorsal view. B—Ventral view. a, Rostrum. b, Legs. c, Body tapering Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Kaupp, B. F. (Benjamin Franklyn), 1874-. Chicago, A. Eger


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