Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.

Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.

Mange, scabies or acariasis is a dermatitis associated with various species of mites on domestic herbivores and other animals. One species on cattle is Chorioptes bovis (Héring, 1845) Gervais and Van Beneden, 1859. This mite has been incriminated as the cause of most clinical cases of mange reported...

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Main Author: Sweatman, Gordon. K.
Other Authors: Cameron, T. (Supervisor)
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: McGill University 1957
Subjects:
Parasitology.
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spelling ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-QMM.1113442014-02-13T04:03:00ZLife history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.Sweatman, Gordon. K.Parasitology.Mange, scabies or acariasis is a dermatitis associated with various species of mites on domestic herbivores and other animals. One species on cattle is Chorioptes bovis (Héring, 1845) Gervais and Van Beneden, 1859. This mite has been incriminated as the cause of most clinical cases of mange reported in Canada during the past 20 years, although a few outbreaks of psoroptic, sarcoptic and demodectic acariasis were noted also. The last three kinds of mange are often severe and sometimes generalized, but chorioptic mange is generally mild and frequently restricted to small patches on the hind quarters.McGill UniversityCameron, T. (Supervisor)1957Electronic Thesis or Dissertationapplication/pdfenalephsysno: NNNNNNNNNTheses scanned by McGill Library.All items in eScholarship@McGill are protected by copyright with all rights reserved unless otherwise indicated.Doctor of Philosophy. (Department of Biology.) http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=111344
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spellingShingle Parasitology.
Sweatman, Gordon. K.
Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.
description Mange, scabies or acariasis is a dermatitis associated with various species of mites on domestic herbivores and other animals. One species on cattle is Chorioptes bovis (Héring, 1845) Gervais and Van Beneden, 1859. This mite has been incriminated as the cause of most clinical cases of mange reported in Canada during the past 20 years, although a few outbreaks of psoroptic, sarcoptic and demodectic acariasis were noted also. The last three kinds of mange are often severe and sometimes generalized, but chorioptic mange is generally mild and frequently restricted to small patches on the hind quarters.
author2 Cameron, T. (Supervisor)
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title Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.
title_short Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.
title_full Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.
title_fullStr Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.
title_full_unstemmed Life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus Chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.
title_sort life history, non-specificity and revision of the genus chorioptes, a parasitic mite of herbivores.
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