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Gaud & Barré (1988)

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1988-01-01

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Gaud & Barré (1988)

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Description or redescription of the five species included in two closely related genera Pterophagoides, Gaud & Mouchet and Byersalges, Atyeo & Winchell. These species are: Pterophagoides bathmourus, Gaud & Mouchet, Pt. paradoxus, n. sp. and P. santanai, n. sp.; Byersalges talpacoti (Cerny) and B. phyllophorus, n. sp. The acquaintance of these three new species result in a better specification of the characters separating Byersalges from Pterophagoides and a confirmed validity of the former. Pt. paradoxus was found on a domestic pigeon. This very surprising association may be the result of an accidental containation or a recent transfer, the usual host of P. paradoxus being a wild Columbidae. But we were unable, so far, to find this eventual wild host.

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Description or redescription of the five species included in two closely related genera Pterophagoides, Gaud & Mouchet and Byersalges, Atyeo & Winchell. These species are: Pterophagoides bathmourus, Gaud & Mouchet, Pt. paradoxus, n. sp. and P. santanai, n. sp.; Byersalges talpacoti (Cerny) and B. phyllophorus, n. sp. The acquaintance of these three new species result in a better specification of the characters separating Byersalges from Pterophagoides and a confirmed validity of the former. Pt. paradoxus was found on a domestic pigeon. This very surprising association may be the result of an accidental containation or a recent transfer, the usual host of P. paradoxus being a wild Columbidae. But we were unable, so far, to find this eventual wild host.

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1988-01-01

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Gaud, J. &amp; Barré, N. 1988.&nbsp;The genera <em>Pterophagoides</em> and <em>Byersalges</em> (Falculiferidae, Pterolichoidea), feather parasites of Columbidae. <em>Acarologia</em>, 29(1): 63-71.