Annals of the Entomological Society of America · 1931 · 12 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesAnatomyZoologyAnimal AnatomyInvertebrate ZoologyOral AnatomyAppendage MorphologyEctoparasite MorphologyInternal AnatomyMouthpart MorphologyRodent AnatomyWildlife EctoparasitesComparative Mouthpart MorphologyEchinoderm AnatomyLarval Internal AnatomyLarval Mouthpart MorphologyMorphometric Analysis Of MouthpartsMouthpart ArticulationMouthpart MusculatureTrypanosome Infections
Some time ago, while working with rats containing the rat trypanosome, T. lewisi, the writer became interested in the small ectoparasitic mite Laelaps echidninus Berl. which is commonly associated with them. Since the literature on the internal anatomy of Gamasids is not voluminous, and is in general somewhat vague as to exact details, a careful study of mouth-parts and the musculatory system seemed desirable and yielded results which it seems desirable to place on record as a starting point for future work.