midterm 2 (Arachonzoology) Flashcards by Luke Mccreath

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Chewing louse

(Goniodes dissimitis)

Bird louse

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Chewing louse

(Menopon gallinae)

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Chewing louse

(columbicola columbae)

Pigeon louse

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Chewing louse

(felicola subrostratus)

Cat louse

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Felicola nit

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trichodectes nit

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chewing louse

(trichodectes canis)

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chewing louse

(bovicola bovis)

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Werniquella equi

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Blood sucking louse

(Haematopinus suis)

largest lice species to infest livestock

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Blood sucking louse

(linognathus vituli)

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Sucking louse

(Linognathus vituli)

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Pulex irritans

Male on left smaller than female

Female on right has visible developing eggs on underside of abdomen

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Ctenocephalides canis

Female on left

male on right

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Ctenocephalides canis

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ctenocephalides felis

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bed bug

(Cimex lectularus )

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Sand fly

(Psychoda spp.)

NON-PARASITIC

parallel veins of wings run without any cross veins

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Sandfly

(Phelbotomus)

PARASITIC

long mouthparts and weak legs

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Biting midge

(Ceratopognoid)

female on left

male on right

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Mosquito

(Culex)

head of the female

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Mosquito

(Culex spp.)

head of the male

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Sandfly

(Phlebotomus)

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Tabanus

species of horsefly

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Lesser house fly Fannia cannicularis

Fannia cannicularis pupae larvae - flattened, bear lateral processes on most segments

face fly musca autumnalis

stable fly (stomoxys calcitrans) piercing mouth part

horse bot fly larvae (gasterophilus intestinalis) 2 big oral hook, 1-2 rows of spines, segments

horse bot fly | (gasterophilus intestinalis)

deer warble fly | (hypoderma dianna)

warble fly larvae | (hypoderma larvae)

bottlefly (Lucilia sericata) brilliant metallic blue/ green

bottle fly pupa | (Lucilia seicata pupa)

sheep nasal botfly | (Oestrus ovis)

Flesh fly (Sarcophagidae) body grey black, non metallic

Spotted flesh fly (Wohlfartia magnifica) body grey black, non metallic, white spots on abdomen

non burrowing mite (chorioptes bovis) short unsegmented pedicel

non burrowing mites (Psoroptes bovis & cuniculi) with piercing mouth parts and long three segmented pedice

Burrowing mite (sarcoptes scabiei) female burrows under the skin causes scabies

soft tick/ poultry tick (Argas persicus)

soft tick/ poultry tick larva (Argas persicus) bluish in colour

Cheylettiella blackei & yasguri walking dandruff

chicken red mite | (Dermanyssus gallinae)

Demodex

bovine demodicosis

Hard tick | (Dermacentor)

hard tick | (demacentor)

non-burrowing mites (Psoroptes bovis/ cuniculi) female on left male on right

Non-burrowing mite chorioptes bovis * funnel-shaped ambulacrums * male on right, last pair of legs always longer in the male

Demodex canis

bovine demodicosis * see mass of demodex mites within the nodule in subcutaneous tissue of a cow

Cheylettiella mange mite see the distinctive claws

harvest mites/ chiggers

sucking lice | (linognathus vituli)

flea larvae

flea cocoon | (small sticky bag)

Flea allergic dermatitis allergy to fleas saliva

Bed bug | (cimex lectularus)

Kissing bug | (Triatoma spp.)

Lesser mealworm beetle Alphitobius Diaperinus

blackfly (Simulidae)

Sandfly | (Phlebotomus)

Biting midge | (cullicoides)

Horsefly species | (tabanus)

Deer fly | (Chrysops)

Horse fly species | (haematopota)

Tsetse fly

forest fly/ new forest fly | (Hippobosca Eq)

Sheep ked | (Melophagus ovinus)

stable fly | (Stomoxys calcitran)

horn fly | (Haematobia Irritans)

Green bottle | (lucilia spp.)

Flesh fly strike (Wolfhartia) in sheep vulva

warble fly strike (hypoderma spp.) hypoderma bovis etc.

sheep bot fly | (oestrus ovis)

Burrowing mite itch mite (sarcoptes scabei)

burrowing mite feline scabies mite (Notoedres)

non-burrowing mite cattle mite (chorioptes bovis)

non-burrowing mite (psoroptes cuniculi) * with piercing mouth parts * long three segmented pedice * upto 0.8 mm long

scaly leg mite infestation | (Cnemidocoptes Mutans)

walking dandruff (Cheyletiella ) * unmistaken feature of claws

Hair follicle mite (dermodicosis)

hard tick (demacentor marginatus) * male covered by scutum * arthropod vector of babesia

castor bean tick/ hard tick (ixodes ricinus) * cat/dog * turns grey after blood meal * vector of babesia in dogs and cats

Cat louse (Felicola subrostratus)

pigeon louse | (columbicola columbae)

blood sucking louse (haematopinus suis) hog louse

blood sucking louse linognathus spp. parasitic species of dogs in tropical regions