. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. 102 bulletin: museum of comparative zoology Tarsi with two claws; species usually infesting birds 3 Tarsi with at most a single claw on the middle and hind legs, and usually on the front pair also, although these rarely bear two claws; claw rarely wanting (Fig. 144); some of the legs almost always modified to form hair claspers. (Gyropus, Protogy- ropus, Monogyropus, Gliricola, on guinea pigs and other rodents, mainly neotropical) GYROPIDiE. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 4. 142 143 144 Figs. 140-144. Mallophaga Gyropus, he
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. 102 bulletin: museum of comparative zoology Tarsi with two claws; species usually infesting birds 3 Tarsi with at most a single claw on the middle and hind legs, and usually on the front pair also, although these rarely bear two claws; claw rarely wanting (Fig. 144); some of the legs almost always modified to form hair claspers. (Gyropus, Protogy- ropus, Monogyropus, Gliricola, on guinea pigs and other rodents, mainly neotropical) GYROPIDiE. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 4. 142 143 144 Figs. 140-144. Mallophaga Gyropus, head (Ewing) Gyropidce. Lipeurus (Paine) Philopteridse. Philopterus (Paine) Philopteridse. Gyropus, tip of front leg (Ewing) Gyropidse. Gliricola, tip of front leg (Ewing) Gyropidee. Antennae strongly clubbed, five-jointed; legs long and slender; body clothed with stiff, slender spines; species infesting Au- stralian kangaroos and wallabies. (Boopia, Heterodoxus, Latumcephalum) BOOPIID-ffi Antennae not strongly clubbed, four-jointed 4 Prothorax appearing like the metathorax inverted, usually fused with the mesothorax; only five abdominal segments with spir- acles. (Trimenopon, Philandesia, Cummingsia; neotropi- cal on rodents) TRIMENOPONID-ffi Prothorax not appearing like the metathorax inverted 5. 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 Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. : The Museum
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