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Midterm 2 Flashcards

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Bovicola ( caprae)
Chewing (biting) lice
Ischnocera

  • big head, broader than thorax
  • short legs
  • brown stripes
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Columbicola columbae
Ischnocera
- short legs
- big head broader than thorax 
Chewing (biting) lice
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Felicola subrostratus
Ischnocera
- short legs
- big head broader than thorax
-five sides head
- dark yellow stripes on body
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Haematopinus (eurysternus)
Blood sucking lice
Anoplura
- head narrower than thorax

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Haematopinus (suis)
Blood sucking lice
Anoplura
- head narrower than thorax

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Haematopinus (asini)
Blood sucking lice
Anoplura
- head narrower than thorax

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Linognathus ( vituli)
Blood sucking lice 
Anoplura 
- head narrower than thorax 
- long nosed
- front legs are shorter than the others
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Linognathus ( stenopsis & setosus)
Blood sucking lice 
Anoplura 
- head narrower than thorax 
- front legs are shorter than the others
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Pulex irritans

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Ctenocephalides canis
Fleas
Head is curved
Head is shorter
First spine on genal comb is much shorter than second
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Ctenocephalides felis
Fleas
Elongated head
Head is flattened

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Bovicola ( caprae)
Chewing (biting) lice
Ischnocera

  • big head, broader than thorax
  • short legs
  • brown stripes
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Left : Felicola
Ischnocera
- short legs
- big head broader than thorax
-five sides head
- dark yellow stripes on body
Right: Columbicola columbae
Ischnocera
- short legs
- big head broader than thorax 
Chewing (biting) lice
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Haematopinus
Blood sucking lice
Anoplura
- head narrower than thorax

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Haematopinus
Blood sucking lice
Anoplura
- head narrower than thorax

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Haematopinus
Blood sucking lice
Anoplura
- head narrower than thorax

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Linognathus
Blood sucking lice 
Anoplura 
- head narrower than thorax 
- long nosed
- front legs are shorter than the others
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Linognathus 
Blood sucking lice 
Anoplura 
- head narrower than thorax 
- long nosed
- front legs are shorter than the others
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Bovicola ( ovis)
Chewing (biting) lice
Ischnocera

  • big head, broader than thorax
  • short legs
  • brown stripes
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Pulex irritans
( female)
Fleas

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Ctenocephalides canis
Fleas
Head is curved
Head is shorter
First spine on genal comb is much shorter than second
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B: Ctenocephalides canis
Fleas
Head is curved
Head is shorter
First spine on genal comb is much shorter than second

A: Ctenocephalides felis
Fleas
Elongated head
Head is flattened

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Columbicola columbae
Ischnocera
- short legs
- big head broader than thorax 
Chewing (biting) lice

Louse of pigeons

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Felicola subrostratus
Ischnocera
- short legs
- big head broader than thorax
-five sides head
- dark yellow stripes on body

Only louse species of cat in europe

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A nit of Felicola with lid is attached to hair. It containa egg yolk or embryo

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Bovicola ovis nymph
Chewing (biting) lice
Ischnocera

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Haematopinus (suis)
Blood sucking lice
Anoplura
- head narrower than thorax

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Linognathus ( vituli)
Blood sucking lice 
Anoplura 
- head narrower than thorax 
- long nosed
- front legs are shorter than the others
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Linognathus ( setosus)
Blood sucking lice 
Anoplura 
- head narrower than thorax 
- front legs are shorter than the others
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A squashed nymph of Haematopinus from a nit

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Male Pulex irritans

Males are smaller than female

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Female Pulex irritans

A developing egg can be seen inside the abdomen as spherical mass

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Ctenocephalides canis ( female) 
Fleas
Head is curved
Head is shorter
First spine on genal comb is much shorter than second
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Ctenocephalides canis ( male) 
Fleas
Head is curved
Head is shorter
First spine on genal comb is much shorter than second
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Ctenocephalides canis
Fleas
Head is curved
Head is shorter
First spine on genal comb is much shorter than second
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Ctenocephalides felis
Fleas
Elongated head
Head is flattened

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Ctenocephalides felis
Fleas
Elongated head
Head is flattened

Shape does not differ too much from shape of c.canis

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Tibia of the third leg of Ctenophalides canis

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Tibia of the third leg of ctenophalides felis

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Second and third stage of flea larvae. Their intestine is filled with dark digested blood.

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Bugs
Cimex lectularius
( blood sucking)

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Bugs
Cimex lectularius
( blood sucking)

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First stage larvae

Cimex lectularis

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Cimex lectularis

  • blood sucking
  • often in a line
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Triatoma/ kissing bug

  • elongated 20- 28mm
  • membranous wing, with triangular shield between
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Triatoma/ kissing bug

  • elongated 20- 28mm
  • membranous wing, with triangular shield between
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Triatoma/ kissing bug

  • elongated 20- 28mm
  • membranous wing, with triangular shield between
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Darkling beetle ( alphitobius diaperinus)

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Lesser mealworm ( alphitobius diaperinus)

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Lesser mealworm and darkling beetle ( alphitobius diaperinus)

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Darkling beetle( alphitobius diaperinus)

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Culex
Culicidae
- long hind legs
- female, hairy antennae —> blood sucking

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Culex
Culicidae
- long hind legs
- male —> long feathery antennae

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Right: culex
Left: anopheles

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Anopheles
Culicidae
- hindlegs are 5 times longer than body
- antennae, maxilla & palp are long
- look at resting position
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Anopheles
Culicidae
- hindlegs are 5 times longer than body
- antennae, maxilla & palp are long
- look at resting position
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Culex

Egg laying, eggs are together in « a line»

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Blue: anopheles
Red: culex

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Anopheles larvae

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Culex larvae

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Black flies
Simuliidae
- short mouth part
- wings like scissor when relaxing

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Black flies
Simuliidae
- short mouth part
- wings like scissor when relaxing

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Black fly pulpa

Simuliidae

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Black fly larvae

Simuliidae

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Black flies
Simuliidae
- short mouth part
- wings like scissor when relaxing

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Black flies
Simuliidae
- short mouth part
- wings like scissor when relaxing

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Sandflies
Psychodidae
Phlebotomus spp

  • hairy body & wings
  • wing veins is paralelle
  • long legs
  • large black eyes
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Sandflies
Psychodidae
Phlebotomus spp

  • hairy body & wings
  • wing veins is paralelle
  • long legs
  • large black eyes
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Biting midges
Ceratopogonidae : cullicoides ssp

  • spots on wings
  • long antennae
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Biting midges
Ceratopogonidae : cullicoides ssp

  • spots on wings
  • long antennae
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Biting midges
Ceratopogonidae : cullicoides ssp

  • spots on wings
  • long antennae
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Biting midges
Ceratopogonidae : cullicoides ssp

  • spots on wings
  • long antennae
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Biting midges

- sweet itch of horse

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Horseflies ( deerflies)
Tabanidae
Tabanus

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Horseflies ( deerflies)
Tabanidae
Chrysops

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Horseflies ( deerflies)
Tabanidae
Haematopota

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Horseflies ( deerflies)
Tabanidae
Tabanus

  • short antennae, shorter than head
  • large wingspan up to 6 cm
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Horseflies ( deerflies)
Tabanidae
Chrysops

  • medium sized
  • antennae as long as head
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Horseflies ( deerflies)
Tabanidae
Haemtopota

  • marvel pattern on wings
  • head broader than thorax
  • antennae longer than head
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Tsetse flies
Glossinidae

(Glossina morsitans)

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Tsetse flies

Glossinidae

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Tsetse flies
Glossinidae
Glossina morsitans

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Forest fly
Hippoboscidae
Hippobosca equina

  • horse louse fly, 1 cm, yellow spots
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Hippoboscidae
Hippobosca equina
Forest fly

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Forest fly
Hippoboscidae
Melophagus ovinus

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Forest fly
Hippoboscidae
Lipoptena cervi

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Forest fly
Hippoboscidae
Melophagus ovinus

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Cimex lectularis

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Cimex lectularis

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Cimex nymph

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Psychodidae - non blood

Sand fly

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Phlebotomus (sand flies)

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Phlebotomus ( sand fly)

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Ceratopognoidae
Female
Biting midges

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Ceratopognoidae
Female
Biting midges

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Ceratopognoidae
male
Biting midges

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Ceratopognoidae
Female
Biting midges
- non blood sucking

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Culicidae female head

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Culicidae male head

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Lipoptena cervi
Hippoboscidae
Forest flies

Loosing wings after setteling on host

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Culex larvae

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Culex larvae

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Ades mosquito, with biting lice

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Ades larvae

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Musca domestica / house fly

Muscidae

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Musca domestica / house fly

Muscidae

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Musca domestica / house fly
Muscidae

A: eggs, white colored, banana shaped
B: larvae
C: puparium, first white then brown, reddish

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Musca domestica / house fly

Muscidae

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Musca domestica / house fly

Muscidae

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Fannia canicularis/ lesser housefly

  • only three black stripes on the back
  • yellowish colour
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A: musca domestica larvae , house fly

B: fannia canicularis larvae, lesser house fly
- flattened, spiney

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Fannia canicularis/ lesser housefly
Fannidae

  • only three black stripes on the back
  • yellowish colour
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Musca autominalis / face fly

- pupae remains white, easiest way to seperate from musca domestica

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A: haematobia irritans / horn fly
- resting in downwards position on back of cattle

B: stomoxys calcitrans / stable fly
- blood sucking

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Stomoxys calcitrans/ stable fly

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Stomoxys calcitrans/ stable fly

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A: face fly / m.autuminalis
B: stable fly / s. Calcitrans
C: house fly / m.domestica
D: horn fly / s.irritans

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Myasis
Blowfly/ lucilia sericata
- metallic blue, green or bronze

  • mainly europe, also southern hemisphere
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Myasis
Blowfly/ lucilia sericata
- metallic blue, green or bronze

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Myasis
Blowflies
Lucilia cuperina
- mostly cobberish, but can be green aswell

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Lucilia cuperina

Blowflies

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Caused by licilia sericata

Blowflies

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Myiasis
Blowflies
Cochliomyia hominivorax

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Posterior spiracles, 3rd instar larva of Lucilia sp

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Fleshflies
Wohlfartia spp
Family: sacophagidae
- dotted on abdomen, easy to see!

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Fleshflies
Wohlfartia spp
Family: sacophagidae
- dotted on abdomen, easy to see!

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Flesh flies
Wohlfartia larvae
Female sheep

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Flesh flies
Wohlfartia larvae
Male sheep
Scrotum

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Flesh flies
Wohlfartia magnifica
On open fracture

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Flesh flies
Wohlfartia
- small wound, filled with larvae

131
Q
A

Flesh flies

Wohlfartia

132
Q
A

Flesh flies

Wohlfartia

133
Q
A

Flesh flies

Wohlfartia larvae

134
Q
A

Flesh flies

Wohlfartia larvae

135
Q
A

Wohlfartia & lucilia

136
Q
A

Myasis, wohlfahrtia larvae on wing

Flesh fly

137
Q
A

Lucilia sericata, chicken myasis

138
Q
A

Posterior spiracles, 3 rd instar larva of wohlfahrtia magnifica

139
Q
A

Oral myasis

140
Q
A

Warble flies
Family: oestridae
Suborder: brachycera

A: hypoderma bovis
- bigger, yellow

B: hypoderma lineatum
- smaller orange

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A

Left: hypoderma Lineatum
Right: hypoderma Bovis

Warble flies

142
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A

Warble flies

Hypoderma larvae

143
Q
A

Warble flies

Hypoderma larvae

144
Q
A

Warble flies
Hypoderma larvae

A: third stage

145
Q
A

Warble flies

Hypoderma larvae

146
Q
A

Botflies
Subfamily : gasterophilinae
Gasterophilus intestinalis, nasalis, haemorrhoisalis, pecorum

147
Q
A 
A: gasterophilus pecorum
B: gasterophilus haemorrhoidalis
C: gasterophilus intestinalis
D: ….
E: gasterophilus nasalis
148
Q
A

Botflies

Gasterophilus pecorum larvae

149
Q
A

Botflies

Gasterophilus haemorrhoidalis

150
Q
A

Botflies

3 rd instar larva og gasterophilus intestinalis and g. Nasalis

151
Q
A

Sheep nasal botfly
Oesterus ovis
Oesterinae

152
Q
A

Sheep nasal botfly
Oesterus ovis
Oesterinae

Easy to recognize due to black wart like on the back and head

153
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A

Sheep nasal botfly
Oesterus ovis
Oesterinae

Easy to recognize due to black wart like on the back and head

154
Q
A

Sheep nasal botfly
Oesterus ovis
Oesterinae

Open skull, immediatly you have to look, after 1-2 seconds they will hide

155
Q
A

Skeleton of muscoid fly larva with grabbimg hook

156
Q
A

Muscoid flies

Posterior spiracles of a fly larva

157
Q
A

warble flies

Two tubes of spiracles on the rear end of the 2nd instar larva of hypoderma

158
Q
A

warble flies

End of 3rd instar larva of hypoderma

159
Q
A

Gasterophilus egg with lid and a larva inside

160
Q
A

Empty shell of gasterophilus egg on a hair

161
Q
A

Skeleton of gasterophilus larvae

162
Q
A

Coalesced spiracles on the rear end of the 2nd instar larva of gasterophilus

163
Q
A

Coalesced spiracles on the rear end of the 3rd instar larva of gasterophilus

164
Q
A

Spiracles on the rear end of the 3rd instar larva of oestrus ovis

165
Q
A

Knemidokoptes gallinae

Infection on head of chicken

166
Q
A

Sarcoptes scabei var. Suis

Infection on ears of swine

167
Q
A

Psoroptes cuniculi

Infection inside the ear of rabbit

168
Q
A

Knemidokoptes mutans

Infection on legs of chicken

169
Q
A

YOU GOT THIS!

170
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Sarcoptes scabiei

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus
  • can exlude kneimidocoptes, because they have pre tarsus on all legs or none of the legs. This one only have on the front legs
171
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Sarcoptes scabiei

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus
  • triangular shapes on dorsal surface
  • can exlude kneimidocoptes, because they have pre tarsus on all legs or none of the legs. This one only have on the front legs
172
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Notodres cati

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus in the middle = notodres
  • rounded shape on dorsal surface
173
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Knemidocoptes

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus
  • pre tarsus on all or none of the legs = knemidocoptes
174
Q
A

Non burrowing mite
Psoroptes ovis

  • larger in size
  • oval / elongated body
  • smooth surface
  • long legs
  • long pre tarsus -> psoroptes ovis
  • pointed mouth parts - > psoroptes ovis
175
Q
A

Non burrowing mite
Chorioptes bovis

  • larger in size
  • oval / elongated body
  • smooth surface
  • long legs
  • short pre tarsus
  • upodems structur is open
  • look at the mouth aswell not pointed
176
Q
A

Non burrowing mite
Otodectes cyanotis

  • larger in size
  • oval / elongated body
  • smooth surface
  • long legs
  • short pre tarsus
  • closed upodems -> otodectes cynotis
177
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A

Closed upodems

Otodectes cyanotis

178
Q
A

A: chorioptes
B: otodectes
C: psoroptes
D: sarcoptes

179
Q
A

Burrowing mites
In skin
Have made longitudinal tunnels, mites at the end

180
Q
A

Sarcoptes mange of horse

181
Q
A

Psoroptic mange

182
Q
A

Psoroptic mange

183
Q
A

Chorioptic mange

184
Q
A

Sarocoptes mange

185
Q
A

Psoroptic mange

186
Q
A

Psoroptic mange

187
Q
A

Chorioptic mange

188
Q
A

Sarocoptes mange

189
Q
A

Psoroptic mange

190
Q
A

Sarocoptes mange

- pig can only have sarocoptes mange!

191
Q
A

Notodres cati/ face mange

192
Q
A

Otodectes cynotis / ear mite

193
Q
A

Sarcoptes mange

194
Q
A

Ear canker

Psoroptes cuniculi

195
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Sarcoptes scabiei

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus
  • triangular shapes on dorsal surface
196
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Sarcoptes scabiei

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus
  • triangular shapes on dorsal surface
197
Q
A

Mites in tunnel in skin

Knemidocoptes

198
Q
A

Sarcoptes mange

199
Q
A

After dissolving the skin sample with lye, only the destroyed parts of mites remain in the liquid

200
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Notodres

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus in the middle = notodres
  • rounded shape on dorsal surface
201
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Notodres

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus in the middle = notodres
  • rounded shape on dorsal surface
202
Q
A

Burrowing mites
Knemidocoptes

  • small in size
  • roundish shape
  • short legs
  • rough surface
  • look at position of anus
  • pre tarsus on all or none of the legs = knemidocoptes
203
Q
A

Non burrowing mite
Psoroptes

  • larger in size
  • oval / elongated body
  • smooth surface
  • long legs
  • long pre tarsus -> psoroptes ovis
  • pointed mouth parts - > psoroptes ovis
204
Q
A

Non burrowing mite
Psoroptes

  • larger in size
  • oval / elongated body
  • smooth surface
  • long legs
  • long pre tarsus -> psoroptes ovis
  • pointed mouth parts - > psoroptes ovis
205
Q
A

Non burrowing mite
Chorioptes bovis

  • larger in size
  • oval / elongated body
  • smooth surface
  • long legs
  • short pre tarsus
  • upodems structur is open
  • look at the mouth aswell not pointed
206
Q
A

Non burrowing mite
Otodectes cyanotis

  • larger in size
  • oval / elongated body
  • smooth surface
  • long legs
  • short pre tarsus
  • closed upodems -> otodectes cynotis
207
Q
A 
Prostigmatid mites
Dermodex spo
Hairfollicle mites
Lemon shaped eggs
Transparent
208
Q
A

Demodex ssp

209
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites
Demodex equi

Demodicosisa
Patchy alopecia

210
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites
Demodex bovis

Pea sized nodules with caseous content

211
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex hair follicle
Mites still recoqnizable

212
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex hair follicle
Mites still recognizable

213
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex hair follicle
Mass of cells at later stage

214
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex caprae
Nodules around nose

215
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex phylloides
Nodules in skin

216
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Localised or squamous demodicosis

217
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Localised or squamous demodicosis

218
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Localised or squamous demodicosis

219
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Generalised or pustular demodicosis

220
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Generalised or pustular demodicosis

221
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Generalised or pustular demodicosis

222
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Pododemodicosis

223
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodex canis
Pododemodicosis

224
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodicosis in cat
Demodex cati or demodex gatoi

225
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Hairfollicle mites

Demodicosis in cat
Demodex cati or demodex gatoi

226
Q
A

Prostigmatid
Harves ( chigger) mites
Trombicula autuminalis

227
Q
A

Prostigmatid
Harves ( chigger) mites
Trombicula autuminalis

Larva is parasitic

228
Q
A

Prostigmatid
Harves ( chigger) mites
Trombicula autuminalis

Larva on skin
Feed on keratin

229
Q
A

Prostigmatid
Harves ( chigger) mites
Trombicula autuminalis

Skin cluster
Formed by larva

230
Q
A

Prostigmatid
Harves ( chigger) mites

Neotrombicula
Alopecia , possible hypersensitiv reaction

231
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiella mites
Huge palps, look like claw

232
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiella mites
Huge palps, look like claw

233
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiella mites
Huge palps, look like claw

234
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiellanmites
Huge palps, look like claw

Egg found attached to hair

235
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiellanmites
Huge palps, look like claw

Epidermal scales
Hair coat greasy or sparse

236
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiellanmites
Huge palps, look like claw

Epidermal scales
Hair coat greasy or sparse

237
Q
A

Mesostigmatid mites
Red mites
Dermanyssus gallinae

Spider like apparance
Feeding on blood
Red color aftee blood meal

238
Q
A

Mesostigmatid mites
Red mites
Dermanyssus gallinae

Spider like apparance
Feeding on blood
Red color aftee blood meal

239
Q
A

Mesostigmatid mites
Red mites
Dermanyssus gallinae

Spider like apparance
Feeding on blood
Red color aftee blood meal

240
Q
A

Mesostigmatid mites
Red mites
Dermanyssus gallinae

Spider like apparance
Feeding on blood
Red color aftee blood meal

Paler due to mite infestation

241
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened

Argas persicus and argas reflexes

242
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened

Argas persicus and argas reflexes

243
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened

Engorged slaty blue colour argas persicus tick

244
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened

Larva of argas persicus tick showing anteriorly situate mouthparts and theee pairs of legs

245
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened

After blood meal darkee color
Blueish color, yellowish at margins

246
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened
Blueish, yellow in margins

247
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened
Blueish, yellow in margins

248
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened
Blueish, yellow in margins

249
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft ticks
Oval flattened
Blueish, yellow in margins

Found in cracks and cervices of poultry houses also

250
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard tick

Ixodes ricinus, dermacentor marginatus, D. Reticularis, haemaphysalis puncata, rhipicephalus ssp.

251
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard tick

Ixodes ricinus, dermacentor marginatus, D. Reticularis, haemaphysalis puncata, rhipicephalus ssp.

252
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard tick

Ixodes ricinus

Engorged after meal

253
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard tick

Ixodes ricinus

254
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard tick

Ixodes ricinus

255
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard tick

Ixodes ricinus

256
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard ticks
Dermacentor marginatus

257
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard ticks
Dermacentor reticularis

258
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard ticks
Haemaphysalis inermis

259
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard ticks
Haemaphysalis puncata

260
Q
A

Tick infestation

261
Q
A

Metastigmata

Hard tick nymph

262
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites

Cheyletiella

263
Q
A

Metastigmata
Hard ticks
Ixodes ricinus

264
Q
A

Cheyletiella on hair

265
Q
A

Demodex mites egg

266
Q
A 
Prostigmatid mites
Dermodex spo
Hairfollicle mites
Lemon shaped eggs
Transparent
267
Q
A 
Prostigmatid mites
Dermodex spo
Hairfollicle mites
Lemon shaped eggs
Transparent
268
Q
A 
Prostigmatid mites
Dermodex spo
Hairfollicle mites
Lemon shaped eggs
Transparent

Longitudinal sections of more demodex mites in a hair follicle

269
Q
A 
Prostigmatid mites
Dermodex spo
Hairfollicle mites
Lemon shaped eggs
Transparent

Mass of demodex mites in a nodule within the subcutaneous tissue of cattle

270
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiella mites
Huge palps, look like claw

Comb- like end of ambulacrum on the legs is very charecteristic of this genus

271
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiella mites
Huge palps, look like claw

272
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Cheyletiella mites
Huge palps, look like claw

Empty shell of cheyletiella egg attached to hair

273
Q
A

Prostigmatid mites
Harves (chigger) mites
Trombicula autuminalis

Red pigment of chigger larva leaked out of body during the process of preservation

274
Q
A

Mesostigmatid mites
Red mites
Dermanyssus gallinae

All dark coloured red mites are nymph or adult because larvae do not feed. Their body is filled with blood.

275
Q
A

Mesostigmatid mites
Red mites
Dermanyssus gallinae

Pedipalps of red mites

276
Q
A

Metastigmata
Soft tick larva

Two hooked claws on the tip of long legs are the most charecteristics of argas larva

277
Q
A

Metastigmatid
Hard ticks
Hard tick larva

Club shaped pedipalps and shorter legs are the main characteristica for the larva of ixodid ticks

Parasitology 1 (2 decks)

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