File:Haematopinus female dorsal.png
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English: Haematopinus female, dorsal, claw and egg. Genus characteristics: 1- Point at which mouthparts protrude when in use. 2- Head is elongate. 3- Eyes are absent, but there is an ocular point posterior to the antenna. 4- All legs are of similar size. 5- All legs bear a large claw that closes onto a tibial spur. 6- Next to the tibial spur is a tibial pad. 7- Abdominal segments bulge laterally. 8- Abdominal segments bear hardened (sclerotized) paratergal plates. 9- Body is large with distinct brown areas. 10- Egg glued by a female onto a hair of its host. Also: sternal plate on ventral side of thorax is large and dark. |
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