Intermediate hosts of Elaeophora schneideri Wehr and Dikmans, 1935 on South Island, South Carolina

Couvillion, C.E.; Sheppard, D.C.; Nettles, V.F.; Bannaga, O.M.

Intermediate hosts of Elaeophora schneideri Wehr and Dikmans, 1935 on South Island, South Carolina

1984

Couvillion, C.E. | Sheppard, D.C. | Nettles, V.F. | Bannaga, O.M.

Elaeophora schneideri third-stage larvae in Tabanus lineola hinellus and T. nigrovittatus, morphometric characteristics, subsequent infectivity for white-tailed deer fawns using larvae obtained from T. lineola hinellus establishes this horsefly as a biological intermediate host: South Carolina

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fawns insecta intermediate hosts larvae life cycle nematoda odocoileus virginianus pathogenicity south carolina vectors

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Journal of wildlife diseases

Volume 20 Issue 1 Pagination 59 - 61 ISSN 0090-3558

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Elaeophora; Morphometry; Elaeophora schneideri (nematoda)tabanus lineola hinellus (host)tabanus nigrovittatus (host)odocoileus virginianus (host); Tabanus lineola

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English

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Journal Article; Text

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Intermediate hosts of Elaeophora schneideri Wehr and Dikmans, 1935 on South Island, South Carolina

1984

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