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Warburton (1933)

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1933-01-01

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Warburton (1933)

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<jats:p><jats:bold>Male</jats:bold> unknown.</jats:p><jats:p><jats:bold>Female</jats:bold> (Fig. 1): <jats:italic>Scutum</jats:italic> (2·2 x 1·8 mm.) much longer than broad, with well-marked lateral folds on the anterior half; cervical grooves rather far apart at origin, then faint and divergent; some very fine punctations on the lateral folds and in the area between them and the cervical grooves, the posterior region very glossy and almost devoid of punctations. Emargination very slight. <jats:italic>Venter</jats:italic>: vulva between coxae IV. Genital grooves only slightly divergent, not extending beyond the anus. Anal groove horseshoe-shaped, then shallow and divergent. Spiracles nearly circular and very large (larger than coxa IV). <jats:italic>Capitulum</jats:italic> long; basis triangular, without cornua or auriculae, its ventral surface divided by a transverse line. Porose areas large, sub-rectangular, with narrow interval. Palps fairly stout; hypostome lanceolate, dentition 2/2, about twelve teeth per file, the outer the stronger. <jats:italic>Legs</jats:italic>: coxa I <jats:italic>deeply cleft into two equal flat teeth</jats:italic>, recalling that of <jats:italic>Rhipicephalus</jats:italic>, and very unusual in <jats:italic>Ixodes</jats:italic>; coxae II–IV with an external tooth, diminishing in size. Tarsi long (especially tarsus I) and tapering, the pad nearly as long as the rather weak claws.</jats:p>

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<jats:p><jats:bold>Male</jats:bold> unknown.</jats:p><jats:p><jats:bold>Female</jats:bold> (Fig. 1): <jats:italic>Scutum</jats:italic> (2·2 x 1·8 mm.) much longer than broad, with well-marked lateral folds on the anterior half; cervical grooves rather far apart at origin, then faint and divergent; some very fine punctations on the lateral folds and in the area between them and the cervical grooves, the posterior region very glossy and almost devoid of punctations. Emargination very slight. <jats:italic>Venter</jats:italic>: vulva between coxae IV. Genital grooves only slightly divergent, not extending beyond the anus. Anal groove horseshoe-shaped, then shallow and divergent. Spiracles nearly circular and very large (larger than coxa IV). <jats:italic>Capitulum</jats:italic> long; basis triangular, without cornua or auriculae, its ventral surface divided by a transverse line. Porose areas large, sub-rectangular, with narrow interval. Palps fairly stout; hypostome lanceolate, dentition 2/2, about twelve teeth per file, the outer the stronger. <jats:italic>Legs</jats:italic>: coxa I <jats:italic>deeply cleft into two equal flat teeth</jats:italic>, recalling that of <jats:italic>Rhipicephalus</jats:italic>, and very unusual in <jats:italic>Ixodes</jats:italic>; coxae II–IV with an external tooth, diminishing in size. Tarsi long (especially tarsus I) and tapering, the pad nearly as long as the rather weak claws.</jats:p>

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1933-01-01

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Warburton, C. 1933. On Five New Species of Ticks (Arachnida Ixodoidea). <em>Parasitology</em>, 24(4): 558-568.

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10.1017/S0031182000020953

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