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Ceratophyllus idius is a
species of flea in the
family Ceratophyllidae. It was
described by Karl
Jordan and
Charles Rothschild in 1922. "Ceratophyllus
idius". The...
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Francisco Business Times. USA.
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Amirah (11 Dec 2017). "FierceMedTech's
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gentilicia derived from
other names,
chiefly cognomina,
using the
suffix -
idius. Morphologically, this
implies that the name was
formed from
another name...
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parasite Trypanosoma. It is also
susceptible to the flea
Ceratophyllus idius and the
feather mites Pteronyssoides tyrrelli, Trouessartia, and (likely)...
- The
suffix -
idius was
originally used to form
gentilicia from
cognomina ending in -idus; but as with
other gentile-forming suffixes, -
idius was stereotyped...
- Fraser's
sunbird D.
fraseri (Jardine & Selby, 1843)
Three subspecies D. f.
idius D. f.
cameroonensis D. f.
fraseri West and
Central Africa LC
Unknown Grey-headed...
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gentilicia originally formed from
cognomina ending in -idus. Over time, -
idius came to be
regarded as a
regular gentile-forming suffix, and was applied...
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gentilicia formed from
other names, in this case Oppius, by
means of the
suffix -
idius. The root of the
nomen is
probably op-, "help",
which occurs in the name...
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gentilicia formed from
other names using the
common name-forming
suffix -
idius, in
which case it
might be a
patronymic surname based on the
Oscan praenomen...
- the
suffix -
idius. Most of
these names were
originally derived from
cognomina ending in -idus, but such
names were so
numerous that -
idius must have come...