Confirmation of occurrence of Ixodes (Pholeoixodes) rugicollis Schulze et Schlottke, 1929 (Acari: Ixodidae) in Poland, including the morphological description and diagnostic features of this species.

Wiadomosci parazytologiczne Pub Date : 2010-01-01
Krzysztof Siuda, Magdalena Nowak, Małgorzata Gierczak
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Research on feline and canine ticks was conducted in the years 2004-2005 in the vicinities of Przemyśl, in the village of Torki (Medyka region) and in Przemyśl. Ticks were collected by examining thoroughly the bodies of cats and dogs. Ticks were preserved in 70% ethyl alcohol and their taxonomic identity was determined. It was confirmed that dogs and cats in the study sites carried four species of ticks: Ixodes (Ph.) rugicollis, I. (Ph.) hexagonus, I. (Ph.) crenulatus and I. (I.) ricinus. Ixodes (Ph.) rugicollis was shown to be a common species among the ectoparasites on these hosts and therefore is considered now to be a regular component of the Polish fauna. Morphological characteristics of all the development stages of I. rugicollis are given in the paper.

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确认波兰伊蚊(poleoixodes) rugicollis Schulze et Schlottke, 1929(蜱螨目:伊蚊科)的存在,包括该种的形态描述和诊断特征。
2004-2005年在Przemyśl附近、Torki村(Medyka地区)和Przemyśl对猫蜱和犬蜱进行了研究。蜱虫是通过彻底检查猫和狗的尸体来收集的。蜱在70%乙醇中保存,并确定其分类特征。结果证实,研究地点的狗和猫携带4种蜱,分别是:ruicollis伊蚊、六角形伊蚊、crenulatus伊蚊和蓖麻伊蚊。在这些寄主的体外寄生虫中,ruicollis被证明是一种常见的物种,因此现在被认为是波兰动物群的一个常规组成部分。本文给出了石菖蒲各发育阶段的形态特征。
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