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midterm 2 (Arachonzoology) Flashcards

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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

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Fannia cannicularis pupae

larvae - flattened, bear lateral processes on most segments

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face fly

musca autumnalis

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stable fly

(stomoxys calcitrans)

piercing mouth part

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horse bot fly larvae

(gasterophilus intestinalis)

2 big oral hook, 1-2 rows of spines, segments

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horse bot fly

(gasterophilus intestinalis)

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deer warble fly

(hypoderma dianna)

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warble fly larvae

(hypoderma larvae)

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bottlefly

(Lucilia sericata)

brilliant metallic blue/ green

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bottle fly pupa

(Lucilia seicata pupa)

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sheep nasal botfly

(Oestrus ovis)

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Flesh fly

(Sarcophagidae)

body grey black, non metallic

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Spotted flesh fly

(Wohlfartia magnifica)

body grey black, non metallic, white spots on abdomen

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non burrowing mite

(chorioptes bovis)

short unsegmented pedicel

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non burrowing mites

(Psoroptes bovis & cuniculi)

with piercing mouth parts and long three segmented pedice

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Burrowing mite

(sarcoptes scabiei)

female burrows under the skin

causes scabies

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soft tick/ poultry tick

(Argas persicus)

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soft tick/ poultry tick larva

(Argas persicus)

bluish in colour

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Cheylettiella blackei & yasguri

walking dandruff

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chicken red mite

(Dermanyssus gallinae)

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Demodex

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bovine demodicosis

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Hard tick

(Dermacentor)

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hard tick

(demacentor)

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non-burrowing mites

(Psoroptes bovis/ cuniculi)

female on left

male on right

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Non-burrowing mite

chorioptes bovis

  • funnel-shaped ambulacrums
  • male on right, last pair of legs always longer in the male
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Demodex canis

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bovine demodicosis

  • see mass of demodex mites within the nodule in subcutaneous tissue of a cow
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Cheylettiella mange mite

see the distinctive claws

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harvest mites/ chiggers

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sucking lice

(linognathus vituli)

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flea larvae

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flea cocoon

(small sticky bag)

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Flea allergic dermatitis

allergy to fleas saliva

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Bed bug

(cimex lectularus)

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Kissing bug

(Triatoma spp.)

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Lesser mealworm beetle

Alphitobius Diaperinus

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blackfly

(Simulidae)

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Sandfly

(Phlebotomus)

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Biting midge

(cullicoides)

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Horsefly species

(tabanus)

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Deer fly

(Chrysops)

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Horse fly species

(haematopota)

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Tsetse fly

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forest fly/ new forest fly

(Hippobosca Eq)

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Sheep ked

(Melophagus ovinus)

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stable fly

(Stomoxys calcitran)

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horn fly

(Haematobia Irritans)

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Green bottle

(lucilia spp.)

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Flesh fly strike

(Wolfhartia)

in sheep vulva

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warble fly strike

(hypoderma spp.)

hypoderma bovis etc.

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sheep bot fly

(oestrus ovis)

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Burrowing mite

itch mite

(sarcoptes scabei)

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burrowing mite

feline scabies mite

(Notoedres)

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non-burrowing mite

cattle mite

(chorioptes bovis)

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non-burrowing mite

(psoroptes cuniculi)

  • with piercing mouth parts
  • long three segmented pedice
  • upto 0.8 mm long
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scaly leg mite infestation

(Cnemidocoptes Mutans)

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walking dandruff

(Cheyletiella )

  • unmistaken feature of claws
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Hair follicle mite

(dermodicosis)

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hard tick

(demacentor marginatus)

  • male covered by scutum
  • arthropod vector of babesia
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castor bean tick/ hard tick

(ixodes ricinus)

  • cat/dog
  • turns grey after blood meal
  • vector of babesia in dogs and cats
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Cat louse

(Felicola subrostratus)

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pigeon louse

(columbicola columbae)

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blood sucking louse

(haematopinus suis)

hog louse

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blood sucking louse

linognathus spp.

parasitic species of dogs in tropical regions

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