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RMW9EN0P–Schaflausfliege, Schaf-Lausfliege, Schaflaus, Lausfliege, Melophagus ovinus, Melophagus montanus, sheep ked, louse fly, le pou du mouton, le mélophage
RM2BRCB43–Sheep tick parasite, darkfield photomicrograph, ked parasite, Melophagus ovinus. Primarily a pest of sheep.
RMM6DG2T–Sheep ked parasite, Melophagus ovinus, brightfield photomicrograph. Primarily a pest of sheep, but occasionally are found on goats.
RM2BT5P88–European oil beetle, Meloe proscarabaeus 1,2, melon de Honfleur, Cucumis melo 3, and sheep ked, Melophagus ovinus 4. Meloe, Melon, Melophage. Handcoloured steel engraving by Pfitzer after an illustration by Adolph Fries from Felix-Edouard Guerin-Meneville's Dictionnaire Pittoresque d'Histoire Naturelle (Picturesque Dictionary of Natural History), Paris, 1834-39.
RMP5RAG1–N/A. English: John Curtis British Entomology (1824-1840) Folio 142 Diptera: Melophagus ovinus (Sheep-louse, Sheep-tick or Ked).The plant is Hydrocotyle vulgaris (Marsh Pennywort). 1836. John Curtis 238 Britishentomologyvolume8Plate142
RM2AWGKRJ–Annals of tropical medicine and parasitology . f the tracheal trunks with the abdominal trachealsystem may be similar to that in Hippobosca uiacnlata (fig. 5)- Melophagus ovinus(Fig. 7) Polypneustic lobes. The lobes in this species are quite rudi-mentary though very clearly defined. Near the centre of each lobeis a large, deep, circular and cup-shaped depression; inside this pitor open chamber is placed, near the lower portion of the wall, thewell-defined main abdominal stigma {a. si.), rendered mostconspicuous by its clear circular opening; near the edge of the pit io6 are two slightly larger
RMRYXBWJ–European oil beetle, Meloe proscarabaeus 1,2, melon de Honfleur, Cucumis melo 3, and sheep ked, Melophagus ovinus 4. Meloe, Melon, Melophage. Handcoloured steel engraving by Pfitzer after an illustration by Adolph Fries from Felix-Edouard Guerin-Meneville's Dictionnaire Pittoresque d'Histoire Naturelle (Picturesque Dictionary of Natural History), Paris, 1834-39.
RMPFM9NE–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side view of the upper part o
RMT23XFD–Archive image from page 361 of Die vergleichende Pathologie der Haut Die vergleichende Pathologie der Haut dievergleichende00hell Year: 1910 Trichodectes latus canis (20 mal vergrößert). Goniocotes hologastcr der Henne (20 mal vergrößert). Melophagus ovinus (vergrößert). Beim Rinde sind die Symptome der Läuseerkrankung ähnlich wie beim Pferde. Der Trichodectes (scalaris) ist aber viel häufiger als der Haematopinus (eurysternus); erstercr verbreitet sich über den Körper, letzterer bevorzugt die Langhaare des Kopfes und des oberen Randes des Halses, Die Haare fallen in stärkeren Fällen aus, es
RMW9EN35–Schaflausfliege, Schaf-Lausfliege, Schaflaus, Lausfliege, Melophagus ovinus, Melophagus montanus, sheep ked, louse fly, le pou du mouton, le mélophage
RMMCNGKH–. Trichodectes latus canis (20 mal vergrößert). Goniocotes hologastcr der Henne (20 mal vergrößert). Melophagus ovinus (vergrößert). Beim Rinde sind die Symptome der Läuseerkrankung ähnlich wie beim Pferde. Der Trichodectes (scalaris) ist aber viel häufiger als der Haematopinus (eurysternus); erstercr verbreitet sich über den Körper, letzterer bevorzugt die Langhaare des Kopfes und des oberen Randes des Halses, Die Haare fallen in stärkeren Fällen aus, es kann eine Abschuppung der Haut eintreten, die ganze Haut kann sich verdicken. Beim Scliaf überwiegen die Melophagen (M. ovinus) (Fig. 81), d
RM2CF30MH–. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections. insert the short proboscis intothe skin of the host is not explained. The foot claws in both familiesare conspicuously large and recurved as in the Hippoboscidae, andhave thick bases (E) like those of Melophagus ovinus. For a detailed account of the structure of the head, the mouthparts, and the sucking pump of the bat ticks, the reader is againreferred to papers by Jobling, one (1928a) on the Nycteribiidae,another (1929) on the Streblidae. In general, the feeding apparatusresembles that of the Hippoboscidae and the biting Muscidae. The 82 SMITHSONIAN M
![. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. [112] OVUM. Fig. 77*.. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side v Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFM9NT/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-112-ovum-fig-77-oeum-and-slicropyle-of-dipterous-insects-from-leuckart-a-ovum-of-melophagus-ovinus-muscida-1-the-entire-ovum-presenting-at-its-upper-part-the-adherent-mass-of-spermatozoa-close-to-the-micro-pyle-2-this-upper-part-more-highly-magnified-showing-a-section-of-the-micropyle-above-which-the-point-of-the-conical-mass-of-spermatozoa-glued-together-by-an-albuminous-substance-is-inserted-while-externally-the-filaments-float-free-3-the-micropyle-apertures-seen-directly-from-above-b-side-v-PFM9NT.jpg ". The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. [112] OVUM. Fig. 77*.. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side v Stock Photo")
RMPFM9NT–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. [112] OVUM. Fig. 77*.. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side v
RMT0W5AW–The domestic sheep its The domestic sheep : its culture and general management domesticsheepits01stew Year: 1900 864 THE DOMESTIC SHEEP. THE SHEEP TICK-MELOPHAGUS OVINUS. Some writers on sheep and their numerous troubles, have said that this insect seldom causes much damage to the sheep in any way. Experienced shepherds wi:l difier in this. They are well aware that this insect does very serious injury to the sheep as being both the direct and indirect cause of not onl.y inconvenience, but disturbance of the health and prosperity of both the sheep and the lambs. They interfere with the growt
RMW9EN2P–Schaflausfliege, Schaf-Lausfliege, Schaflaus, Lausfliege, Melophagus ovinus, Melophagus montanus, sheep ked, louse fly, le pou du mouton, le mélophage
![. The external and internal parasites of [man and] domestic animals. Figure 20. — The Horse-tick {Eippobosca equina Linn.), enlarged. FromCuvier.. 18 BOARD OP AGRICULTURE. The Sheep-tich (^Melophagus ovinus Linnseus). Figure 21. This insect never acquires wings. It has a broad head,wider than the tliorax. The abdomen is roundish and hairy,not showing distinct rings, and in the gravid female becomesmucli enlarged. The legs are short and stout, and the .clawsvery strong. The proboscis is as long as the head. Like thehorse-tick, it is viviparous, producing a full-grown larva, en-closed in an oval Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CEY2FX/the-external-and-internal-parasites-of-man-and-domestic-animals-figure-20-the-horse-tick-eippobosca-equina-linn-enlarged-fromcuvier-18-board-op-agriculture-the-sheep-tich-melophagus-ovinus-linnseus-figure-21-this-insect-never-acquires-wings-it-has-a-broad-headwider-than-the-tliorax-the-abdomen-is-roundish-and-hairynot-showing-distinct-rings-and-in-the-gravid-female-becomesmucli-enlarged-the-legs-are-short-and-stout-and-the-clawsvery-strong-the-proboscis-is-as-long-as-the-head-like-thehorse-tick-it-is-viviparous-producing-a-full-grown-larva-en-closed-in-an-oval-2CEY2FX.jpg ". The external and internal parasites of [man and] domestic animals. Figure 20. — The Horse-tick {Eippobosca equina Linn.), enlarged. FromCuvier.. 18 BOARD OP AGRICULTURE. The Sheep-tich (^Melophagus ovinus Linnseus). Figure 21. This insect never acquires wings. It has a broad head,wider than the tliorax. The abdomen is roundish and hairy,not showing distinct rings, and in the gravid female becomesmucli enlarged. The legs are short and stout, and the .clawsvery strong. The proboscis is as long as the head. Like thehorse-tick, it is viviparous, producing a full-grown larva, en-closed in an oval Stock Photo")
RM2CEY2FX–. The external and internal parasites of [man and] domestic animals. Figure 20. — The Horse-tick {Eippobosca equina Linn.), enlarged. FromCuvier.. 18 BOARD OP AGRICULTURE. The Sheep-tich (^Melophagus ovinus Linnseus). Figure 21. This insect never acquires wings. It has a broad head,wider than the tliorax. The abdomen is roundish and hairy,not showing distinct rings, and in the gravid female becomesmucli enlarged. The legs are short and stout, and the .clawsvery strong. The proboscis is as long as the head. Like thehorse-tick, it is viviparous, producing a full-grown larva, en-closed in an oval
![. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. DIPTEEA OK TRUE FLIES. 229 apterous, as the sheep-tick and tee-louse. They are chiefly remarkable in that the female produces her young singly, not as an ovum but as a nearly mature larva or puparium.. The Sheep-tick (Melophagus ovinus). Amongst the parasites which are so numerous and destruc- tive to sheep we find one of these Pupipara, the well-known Sheep Spider Fly, "Ked," or Sheep-tick (fig. 116), which, although never fatal in results, yet causes much annoyance to the ewes, and more still to the lambs. We find this pest Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG0R3A/a-text-book-of-agricultural-zoology-zoology-economic-dipteea-ok-true-flies-229-apterous-as-the-sheep-tick-and-tee-louse-they-are-chiefly-remarkable-in-that-the-female-produces-her-young-singly-not-as-an-ovum-but-as-a-nearly-mature-larva-or-puparium-the-sheep-tick-melophagus-ovinus-amongst-the-parasites-which-are-so-numerous-and-destruc-tive-to-sheep-we-find-one-of-these-pupipara-the-well-known-sheep-spider-fly-quotkedquot-or-sheep-tick-fig-116-which-although-never-fatal-in-results-yet-causes-much-annoyance-to-the-ewes-and-more-still-to-the-lambs-we-find-this-pest-PG0R3A.jpg ". A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. DIPTEEA OK TRUE FLIES. 229 apterous, as the sheep-tick and tee-louse. They are chiefly remarkable in that the female produces her young singly, not as an ovum but as a nearly mature larva or puparium.. The Sheep-tick (Melophagus ovinus). Amongst the parasites which are so numerous and destruc- tive to sheep we find one of these Pupipara, the well-known Sheep Spider Fly, "Ked," or Sheep-tick (fig. 116), which, although never fatal in results, yet causes much annoyance to the ewes, and more still to the lambs. We find this pest Stock Photo")
RMPG0R3A–. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. DIPTEEA OK TRUE FLIES. 229 apterous, as the sheep-tick and tee-louse. They are chiefly remarkable in that the female produces her young singly, not as an ovum but as a nearly mature larva or puparium.. The Sheep-tick (Melophagus ovinus). Amongst the parasites which are so numerous and destruc- tive to sheep we find one of these Pupipara, the well-known Sheep Spider Fly, "Ked," or Sheep-tick (fig. 116), which, although never fatal in results, yet causes much annoyance to the ewes, and more still to the lambs. We find this pest
RMT0D9WE–Dr Johannes Leunis Synopsis der Dr. Johannes Leunis Synopsis der thierkunde. Ein handbuch für höhere lehranstalten und für alle, welche sich wissenschaftlich mit der naturgeschichte der thiere beschäftigen wollen drjohannesleuni02leun Year: 1883 5i8. 377. S(^af(au§, Melophägus ovinus; 5/,. (JH-iffcfdjcn; SD^ttcKetb tiivä iinb fd)mal; Scf)i(bd)cn liev« fünimert; vS>intcvIcib [jinten facfnrtig cnucitcvt mh au6= gcronbet; 3?cuic bid, mit 2 5ä^nigcn giißflauen. S)te einjige 3(rt ift: * M. ovinus'> h. ®d)of= rau?,(Srf)af,5e(fe(5^.377.). ^ovnbraun, unten gcmöfjn» Itd^ ticßcr; bie nberaü ucm»
RMW9EN11–Schaflausfliege, Schaf-Lausfliege, Schaflaus, Lausfliege, Puppe, Puppenkokon, Kokon im Fell eines Schafes, Wolle, Melophagus ovinus, Melophagus montan
RMMCJ3G6–. 864 THE DOMESTIC SHEEP. THE SHEEP TICK-MELOPHAGUS OVINUS. Some writers on sheep and their numerous troubles, have said that this insect seldom causes much damage to the sheep in any way. Experienced shepherds wi:l difier in this. They are well aware that this insect does very serious injury to the sheep as being both the direct and indirect cause of not onl.y inconvenience, but disturbance of the health and prosperity of both the sheep and the lambs. They interfere with the growth of the lambs by crowding on to them as soon as the ewes are shorn, and then *^' ^^' begins a mostly unsuspected
RMRE3N43–. Text book of zoology. Zoology. 278 Arthropoda. pupates immediately after birtli. On the Horse (and Cow) the active, winged Horse-tick {Hippohosca eqiiina) is found; in the wool of Sheep, the wingless Sheep-tick (Melophagus ovinus). The same mode of propagation is followed by the closely allied, small, blind, wingless Bee-louse {Braula cxca) parasitic on Honey-bees. The Fleas {Aphaniptera) are usually placed close to the Diptera, thoiigh probably incowectly. The body of these Insects is compressed, the coloui- bright yellow to dark brown, the head small with a 1 single ocellus on each side (i
RMPG1JEN–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 376 PESTS OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS Control is based on keeping cattle out of tick-infested pastures long enough to starve out all the seed ticks. The latter do not go in search of a host, but wait for it to come. Luckily this scheme works in well with various desirable crop rotations. In the case of range animals, dipping or spraying to kill the ticks on the animal is resorted to. The Sheep Tick {Melophagus ovinus Linn.) Degenerate, reddish or brownish, flattened insects, one fourth of an inch long or less, suck t
RMT0D9WF–Dr Johannes Leunis Synopsis der Dr. Johannes Leunis Synopsis der thierkunde. Ein handbuch für höhere lehranstalten und für alle, welche sich wissenschaftlich mit der naturgeschichte der thiere beschäftigen wollen drjohannesleuni02leun Year: 1883 IV. DiptSra. 3>^fiP9ffi'- 439 5i8. 377. S(^af(au§, Melophägus ovinus; 5/,. (JH-iffcfdjcn; SD^ttcKetb tiivä iinb fd)mal; Scf)i(bd)cn liev« fünimert; vS>intcvIcib [jinten facfnrtig cnucitcvt mh au6= gcronbet; 3?cuic bid, mit 2 5ä^nigcn giißflauen. S)te einjige 3(rt ift: * M. ovinus'> h. ®d)of= rau?,(Srf)af,5e(fe(5^.377.). ^ovnbraun, unten g
RMW9EN2K–Schaflausfliege, Schaf-Lausfliege, Schaflaus, Lausfliege, Melophagus ovinus, Melophagus montanus, sheep ked, louse fly, le pou du mouton, le mélophage
RMMAAN1A–. Dr. Johannes Leunis Synopsis der thierkunde. Ein handbuch für höhere lehranstalten und für alle, welche sich wissenschaftlich mit der naturgeschichte der thiere beschäftigen wollen . 5i8. 377. S(^af(au§, Melophägus ovinus; 5/,. (JH-iffcfdjcn; SD^ttcKetb tiivä iinb fd)mal; Scf)i(bd)cn liev« fünimert; vS>intcvIcib [jinten facfnrtig cnucitcvt mh au6= gcronbet; 3?cuic bid, mit 2 5ä^nigcn giißflauen. S)te einjige 3(rt ift: * M. ovinus'> h. ®d)of= rau?,(Srf)af,5e(fe(5^.377.). ^ovnbraun, unten gcmöfjn» Itd^ ticßcr; bie nberaü ucm» lid) bid^ten 58övft(f)en unb bie Alanen jdjtnavj; ?änge 5 &qu
![. The animal parasites of sheep. Sheep. PLffiTE IV. Haines, del. MELOPHAGUS OVINUS, (The Louse-fly.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Curtice, Cooper. [from old catalog]; United States. Dept. of agriculture. Bureau of animal industry. [from old catalog]. Washington, Gov't print. off. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RN4W5M/the-animal-parasites-of-sheep-sheep-plffite-iv-haines-del-melophagus-ovinus-the-louse-fly-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-curtice-cooper-from-old-catalog-united-states-dept-of-agriculture-bureau-of-animal-industry-from-old-catalog-washington-govt-print-off-RN4W5M.jpg ". The animal parasites of sheep. Sheep. PLffiTE IV. Haines, del. MELOPHAGUS OVINUS, (The Louse-fly.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Curtice, Cooper. [from old catalog]; United States. Dept. of agriculture. Bureau of animal industry. [from old catalog]. Washington, Gov't print. off. Stock Photo")
RMRN4W5M–. The animal parasites of sheep. Sheep. PLffiTE IV. Haines, del. MELOPHAGUS OVINUS, (The Louse-fly.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Curtice, Cooper. [from old catalog]; United States. Dept. of agriculture. Bureau of animal industry. [from old catalog]. Washington, Gov't print. off.
RMPFHCGN–. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden... 259 trælignende udseende. Hos hårmyggene (Bibionidae) er der sket en betydelig forkortning af følehornene, hvad der i forbindelse med andre bygningskarakterer giver disse insekter et meget flueagtigt udseende; ikke blot er antallet af svøbeled formindsket, men de en- kelte led er korte og brede. Hos fluerne sker der en. Fig. 96. Eksempler på tovinger. A fårelus (Melophagus ovinus); B den gule gødningsflue (Scatophaga stercoraria); C sommerfugle- myg (Psyehoda). ejendommelig specialisering af svøben, hvorved basal- delen bl
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RMRE0HHE–. The animal parasites of sheep . Sheep; 1890. PLSTE IV. '^^ â ^r ' V Haines, del. MELOPHAGUS OVINUS, (The Louse-fly.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Curtice, Cooper, 1856-; Rusk, J. M. sgn; United States. Bureau of Animal Industry; Cornell University. College of Veterinary Medicine. Flower-Sprecher Veterinary Library. fmo. Washington : Govt. Print. Off.
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RMRDMBY0–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. HIPPOBOSCIDAE S19 Hippoboscidae live on birds, and are apparently specially fond of the Swallow tribe. They are all winged, though in some species the wings are very small. The bird- infesting Hippoboscidae have been very little studied, and will probably form a distinct family; the antennae of Sten- opteryx Tiirundijiis are quite different from those of Hippobosca. The devel- opment is remarkable, and has been studied by Leuckart ^ and by Pratt ^ in the case of Melophagus ovinus. The ovaries are peculiarly formed, and pro- duce one large egg at a time
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RMRN53AR–. Animal parasites and parasitic diseases. Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine. 26 PARASITOLOGY. Melophagus Ovinus (Mallos—wool, phagein—to eat). Synonyms.—Sheep-tick; louse-fly. Description.—The head is small and sunken in the thorax. It is provided with a tubular-shaped proboscis adapted for piercing the skin and sucking the blood. The thorax is distinctly separated from the abdomen, and is provided with three stout pair of legs, which are covered with hair. The last segment of each leg is provided with a bi-dentated claw. The abdomen is large, and glolbular in shape. Li/e Cycle.—The femal
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RMRD5DC1–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side view of the upper part o
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RMRN4T76–. Animal parasites and parasitic diseases. Horses; Domestic animals -- Parasites; Veterinary medicine. 26 PARASITOLOGY. Melophagus Ovinus (Alallos—wool, phagein—to eat). Synonyms.—S;heep-tick; louse-fly. Description.—The head is small and sunken in the thorax. It is provided with a tubular-shaped proboscis adapted for piercing the skin and sucking t'he blood. The thorax is distinctly separated from the abdomen, and is provided with three stout pair of legs, which are covered with hair. The last segment of each leg is provided with, a bi-dentated claw. The abdomen is large, and glofoalar in sha
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RMRD4317–. Elementary entomology. Entomology. Fig. 382. Sheep-tick {Melophagus ovinus). Fleas (Siphonaptera) The fleas may be considered in con- nection with the flies, for they were formerly thought to be wingless Dip- tera, but are now classed as a distinct order. The name of the order is de- rived from two Greek words, sipJwn (a tube) and aptcros (wingless), referring to the tubelike mouth-parts and the lack of wings. The fleas have an oval body which is very strongly compressed laterally, enabling them to pass through narrow cracks. They are usually of a brown color, with small heads bearing suckin
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![. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. DIPTEEA OK TRUE FLIES. 229 apterous, as the sheep-tick and tee-louse. They are chiefly remarkable in that the female produces her young singly, not as an ovum but as a nearly mature larva or puparium.. The Sheep-tick (Melophagus ovinus). Amongst the parasites which are so numerous and destruc- tive to sheep we find one of these Pupipara, the well-known Sheep Spider Fly, "Ked," or Sheep-tick (fig. 116), which, although never fatal in results, yet causes much annoyance to the ewes, and more still to the lambs. We find this pest Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDJ6N7/a-text-book-of-agricultural-zoology-zoology-economic-dipteea-ok-true-flies-229-apterous-as-the-sheep-tick-and-tee-louse-they-are-chiefly-remarkable-in-that-the-female-produces-her-young-singly-not-as-an-ovum-but-as-a-nearly-mature-larva-or-puparium-the-sheep-tick-melophagus-ovinus-amongst-the-parasites-which-are-so-numerous-and-destruc-tive-to-sheep-we-find-one-of-these-pupipara-the-well-known-sheep-spider-fly-quotkedquot-or-sheep-tick-fig-116-which-although-never-fatal-in-results-yet-causes-much-annoyance-to-the-ewes-and-more-still-to-the-lambs-we-find-this-pest-RDJ6N7.jpg ". A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. DIPTEEA OK TRUE FLIES. 229 apterous, as the sheep-tick and tee-louse. They are chiefly remarkable in that the female produces her young singly, not as an ovum but as a nearly mature larva or puparium.. The Sheep-tick (Melophagus ovinus). Amongst the parasites which are so numerous and destruc- tive to sheep we find one of these Pupipara, the well-known Sheep Spider Fly, "Ked," or Sheep-tick (fig. 116), which, although never fatal in results, yet causes much annoyance to the ewes, and more still to the lambs. We find this pest Stock Photo")
RMRDJ6N7–. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. DIPTEEA OK TRUE FLIES. 229 apterous, as the sheep-tick and tee-louse. They are chiefly remarkable in that the female produces her young singly, not as an ovum but as a nearly mature larva or puparium.. The Sheep-tick (Melophagus ovinus). Amongst the parasites which are so numerous and destruc- tive to sheep we find one of these Pupipara, the well-known Sheep Spider Fly, "Ked," or Sheep-tick (fig. 116), which, although never fatal in results, yet causes much annoyance to the ewes, and more still to the lambs. We find this pest
![. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. [112] OVUM. Fig. 77*.. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side v Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RD5DC7/the-cyclopdia-of-anatomy-and-physiology-anatomy-physiology-zoology-112-ovum-fig-77-oeum-and-slicropyle-of-dipterous-insects-from-leuckart-a-ovum-of-melophagus-ovinus-muscida-1-the-entire-ovum-presenting-at-its-upper-part-the-adherent-mass-of-spermatozoa-close-to-the-micro-pyle-2-this-upper-part-more-highly-magnified-showing-a-section-of-the-micropyle-above-which-the-point-of-the-conical-mass-of-spermatozoa-glued-together-by-an-albuminous-substance-is-inserted-while-externally-the-filaments-float-free-3-the-micropyle-apertures-seen-directly-from-above-b-side-v-RD5DC7.jpg ". The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. [112] OVUM. Fig. 77*.. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side v Stock Photo")
RMRD5DC7–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. [112] OVUM. Fig. 77*.. Oeum and Slicropyle of Dipterous Insects. (From Leuckart.) A. Ovum of Melophagus ovinus (Muscida). 1. The entire ovum, presenting at its upper part the adherent mass of spermatozoa close to the micro- pyle. 2. This upper part more highly magnified, showing a section of the micropyle, above which the point of the conical mass of spermatozoa glued together by an albuminous substance is inserted, •while externally the filaments float free. 3. The micropyle apertures seen directly from above. B. Side v
RMRN4TX6–. Animal parasites and parasitic diseases. Domestic animals; Veterinary medicine. 26 PARASITOLOGY. ment of each leg is provided with a bi-dentatedclaw. The abdomen is large, and globular in shape. Life Cycle.—The female lays eight to ten young in the form of pupae. The pupal case is ovoid in shape and brown in color, and is cemented to a few fibres of wool. These hatch in about four weeks. Animals Infested.—They are found most abundant on long-wooled sheep. After shearing they have a tendency to leave the sheared sheep for the lambs.. Fig. 2—Melophagus Ovinus. Fig. 3—Melophagus Ovinus a, Head
RMRD7YCA–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 376 PESTS OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS Control is based on keeping cattle out of tick-infested pastures long enough to starve out all the seed ticks. The latter do not go in search of a host, but wait for it to come. Luckily this scheme works in well with various desirable crop rotations. In the case of range animals, dipping or spraying to kill the ticks on the animal is resorted to. The Sheep Tick {Melophagus ovinus Linn.) Degenerate, reddish or brownish, flattened insects, one fourth of an inch long or less, suck t
RMRG47DG–. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. Fig. 9. Photographs of louse flies of mammals. All magnifications to same scale, approximately X 12. A, newly emerged adult Neolipoptena ferrisi from deer; B, pupal cases of N. ferrisi; C, fully grown adult N. ferrisi; D, adult Melophagus ovinus from sheep. ment may take from six weeks to as long as six months. Cowan (1943), in studies conducted similarly to ours on southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, observed the elapsed tim
RMRD3NA3–. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden... 259 trælignende udseende. Hos hårmyggene (Bibionidae) er der sket en betydelig forkortning af følehornene, hvad der i forbindelse med andre bygningskarakterer giver disse insekter et meget flueagtigt udseende; ikke blot er antallet af svøbeled formindsket, men de en- kelte led er korte og brede. Hos fluerne sker der en. Fig. 96. Eksempler på tovinger. A fårelus (Melophagus ovinus); B den gule gødningsflue (Scatophaga stercoraria); C sommerfugle- myg (Psyehoda). ejendommelig specialisering af svøben, hvorved basal- delen bl
RMREJH34–. Dr. Johannes Leunis Synopsis der thierkunde. Ein handbuch für höhere lehranstalten und für alle, welche sich wissenschaftlich mit der naturgeschichte der thiere beschäftigen wollen. Animals. IV. DiptSra. 3>^fiP9ffi'- 439. 5i8. 377. S(^af(au§, Melophägus ovinus; 5/,. (JH-iffcfdjcn; SD^ttcKetb tiivä iinb fd)mal; Scf)i(bd)cn liev« fünimert; vS>intcvIcib [jinten facfnrtig cnucitcvt mh au6= gcronbet; 3?cuic bid, mit 2 5ä^nigcn giißflauen. S)te einjige 3(rt ift: * M. ovinus'> h. ®d)of= rau?,(Srf)af,5e(fe(5^.377.). ^ovnbraun, unten gcmöfjn» Itd^ ticßcr; bie nberaü ucm» lid) bid^ten 58övft
RMREJH33–. Dr. Johannes Leunis Synopsis der thierkunde. Ein handbuch für höhere lehranstalten und für alle, welche sich wissenschaftlich mit der naturgeschichte der thiere beschäftigen wollen. Animals. 5i8. 377. S(^af(au§, Melophägus ovinus; 5/,. (JH-iffcfdjcn; SD^ttcKetb tiivä iinb fd)mal; Scf)i(bd)cn liev« fünimert; vS>intcvIcib [jinten facfnrtig cnucitcvt mh au6= gcronbet; 3?cuic bid, mit 2 5ä^nigcn giißflauen. S)te einjige 3(rt ift: * M. ovinus'> h. ®d)of= rau?,(Srf)af,5e(fe(5^.377.). ^ovnbraun, unten gcmöfjn» Itd^ ticßcr; bie nberaü ucm» lid) bid^ten 58övft(f)en unb bie Alanen jdjtnavj; ?än
RMRCF5M2–. Die vergleichende Pathologie der Haut. Veterinary dermatology; Skin. Trichodectes latus canis (20 mal vergrößert). Goniocotes hologastcr der Henne (20 mal vergrößert). Melophagus ovinus (vergrößert). Beim Rinde sind die Symptome der Läuseerkrankung ähnlich wie beim Pferde. Der Trichodectes (scalaris) ist aber viel häufiger als der Haematopinus (eurysternus); erstercr verbreitet sich über den Körper, letzterer bevorzugt die Langhaare des Kopfes und des oberen Randes des Halses, Die Haare fallen in stärkeren Fällen aus, es kann eine Abschuppung der Haut eintreten, die ganze Haut kann sich verd
RMRC9RGC–. The domestic sheep : its culture and general management. Sheep. 864 THE DOMESTIC SHEEP. THE SHEEP TICK-MELOPHAGUS OVINUS. Some writers on sheep and their numerous troubles, have said that this insect seldom causes much damage to the sheep in any way. Experienced shepherds wi:l difier in this. They are well aware that this insect does very serious injury to the sheep as being both the direct and indirect cause of not onl.y inconvenience, but disturbance of the health and prosperity of both the sheep and the lambs. They interfere with the growth of the lambs by crowding on to them as soon as t
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