- The
Mallophaga are a
possibly paraphyletic section of lice,
known as
chewing lice,
biting lice, or bird lice,
containing more than 3000 species. These...
- (Holometabola). The
molecular finding that the
traditional louse orders Mallophaga and
Anoplura are
within Psocoptera has led to the new
taxon Psocodea....
- 2021. Clay,
Theresa (1960). "A new
genus and
species of
Menoponidae (
Mallophaga, Insecta) from Apteryx".
Annals and
Magazine of
Natural History. Series...
- ": 279
Prior to
petitioning the ICZN,
Hopkins asked other experts in
Mallophaga for
their opinion on this matter. He
received support from W. Büttiker...
- (Aptericola) for
species found on
Apterygidae (kiwis). Harrison's 1916 list of
Mallophaga species recognized sixteen valid species in Rallicola, one in Parricola...
- 1.105-133. Price, R. D. (1974). "A
Review of the
Genus Pseudomenopon (
Mallophaga: Menoponidae)".
Annals of the
Entomological Society of America. 67 (1):...
-
which are able to take
nesting adults as well. A
species of
biting louse (
Mallophaga)
described as
Rostrinirmus hudeci was
isolated and
described in 1981 from...
-
Earlier all
chewing lice were
considered to form the
paraphyletic order Mallophaga while the
sucking lice were
thought to form the
order Anoplura. Recent...
- lice (Anoplura) and the
chewing lice (
Mallophaga); however,
subsequent classifications suggest that the
Mallophaga are
paraphyletic and four
suborders were...
- Soc. 89 (2): 247–248.
Emerson KC, Ward RA (1958). "Notes on
Philippine Mallophaga. I.
Species from Ciconiiformes, Anseriformes, Falconiformes, Galliformes...
