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Johnson (2006) Psocodea.
Parasitic Lice (=Phthiraptera), Book Lice, and
Bark Lice.
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species of
louse—the head
louse and the body
louse are
subspecies of
Pediculus hum****; and the
pubic louse,
Pthirus pubis. The body
louse has the smallest...
- The body
louse (Pediculus hum**** hum****, also
known as
Pediculus hum**** corporis) is a
hematophagic ectoparasite louse that
infests humans. It is one...
- clothing, and
Pediculus hum**** capitis, or the
human head
louse.
Pthirus pubis (the
human pubic louse) is the
cause of the
condition known as crabs. These...
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Psocodea is a
taxonomic group of
insects comprising the
bark lice, book lice and
parasitic lice. It was
formerly considered a superorder, but is now generally...
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Psilopsocus mimulus is a
species of
bark louse in the
family Psilopsocidae.
Found in Australia, it is the
first known member of its
order to bore into...
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Pteroxanium kelloggi is a
species of
bark louse in the
Lepidopsocidae family of the
order Psocoptera. It can be
found in France,
Great Britain, Ireland...
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Cigarette beetle Drugstore beetle Lesser grain borer House longhorn beetle Flat
bark beetle Merchant beetle Sawtoothed grain beetle Rice
weevil Wheat weevil These...
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angiosperm bark and that
feeding on
leaves may be a
derived trait. The
Lachninae have long
mouth parts that are
suitable for
living on
bark and it has...
- (individual human) fish (noun) bird dog
louse tree (not log) seed (noun) leaf (botanics) root (botanics)
bark (of tree) skin (1952: person’s)
flesh (1952...
