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XVIII. On the external anatomy of the Indian rat flea (P. cheopis), and its differentiation from some other common fleas
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 May 2009
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In a previous paper (vol. vi. p. 486) the physiological anatomy of the mouth parts and alimentary canal of P. cheopis has been described. In the present paper we propose to give a detailed description of the external morphology.
For those who are not familiar with entomological nomenclature it is necessary briefly to detail the general structure of a flea.
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page 448 note 1 Tiraboschi, C., “Les rats, les souris et leur parasites cutanes,” Arch. de Parasitologie, VIII. p. 220, 1904.Google Scholar
page 449 note 1 The parts have been separated out in the figures.
page 449 note 2 The penis has not been drawn in the plates.
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