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The Genera Boophilus Rhipicephalus and Haemaphysalis (Ixodidae ...

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CHORDEILIS (PACKARD), 1869<br />

HAEMAPHYSALIS<br />

10 AID 11<br />

FIGURES<br />

Ixodes chordeilis Packard, p. 67. Original description.<br />

1869.<br />

<strong>Haemaphysalis</strong> punctcta 1905. cinnabarinc Koch" Neumann, p. 237.<br />

var.<br />

<strong>Haemaphysalis</strong> chordeilis Packard" Banks, p. 34.<br />

1908.<br />

<strong>Haemaphysalis</strong> punctata cinnabarina Koch" Neumann, p. 108.<br />

1911.<br />

<strong>Haemaphysalis</strong> chordeilis (Packard)" Hooker et al., p. 97.<br />

1912.<br />

<strong>Haemaphysalis</strong> cinnabarina Koch" Nuttall <strong>and</strong> Warburton, p. 372 (in part).<br />

1915.<br />

FEMALE<br />

Unengorged females are not available. Engorged specimens<br />

Body..<br />

Length, tips of palpi to posterior margin, from 0.60 to<br />

Capitulum.<br />

length of basis, from 0.24 to 0.27; width of basis from 0.48 to 0.54.<br />

0.66;<br />

ventral view, basis is quadrate, convex; ventral cornua absent.<br />

In<br />

areas large, depiessed, oval, with their longer axes parallel or<br />

Iorose<br />

converging posteriorly. Palpal article 2 with posterior edge less<br />

faintly<br />

than in leporis-palustris <strong>and</strong> with a row of flat, mildly barbed<br />

reflexed<br />

hairs on the inner edge, overlapping the hypostome<br />

article/3 with a short,<br />

spur <strong>and</strong> two or three fine, tapering hairs on the<br />

ventral,-retrograde<br />

edge.<br />

inner<br />

12 to 14 teeth in each file. Length, about 0.36.<br />

with<br />

Length, 1.26 to 1.32; width, 1.11 to 1.14. Oval, widest in<br />

Seutum.<br />

have posterolateral corners.<br />

Moderate in length <strong>and</strong> size Trochantal dorsal spur large,<br />

Legs.<br />

on I; faint or absent on II, III, <strong>and</strong> IV. Ventral trochantal spurs<br />

pointed<br />

distinct short spurs placed near the middle of the posterior side; IV<br />

with<br />

longer spur placed witha the inner side.<br />

near<br />

as large as<br />

9.5 by 8.25 <strong>and</strong> are broad oval, <strong>and</strong> equally thick at<br />

become<br />

ends.<br />

both<br />

of basis convex. Surface nearly flat, with a<br />

few punctations.<br />

Sides<br />

faint or absent; posterior margin nearly straight or faintly sinu-<br />

Cornua<br />

ous,<br />

salient.<br />

.Clavate, with a small corona. Dentition 5/5, with principal<br />

tIypostome;<br />

denticles progressively smaller from laterals to the middle files <strong>and</strong><br />

front of the middle, with some tendency to<br />

large, bluntly pointed. Cervical grooves conspicuous, deep, long.<br />

Scapulae<br />

carinae absent. Punctations numerous, evenly distributed.<br />

Lateral<br />

on all legs. Small terminal ventral spurs present on all tarsi. Length<br />

absent<br />

tarsus I, 0.60; metatarsus, 0.39. Length of tarsus IV, 0.48; meta-<br />

of<br />

0.39.<br />

tarsus,<br />

Coxa. Iwith internal spur moderately long.<br />

Coxae,<br />

Coxae II <strong>and</strong> III<br />

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