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- oval, measuring 57 to 83 μm by 31 to 42 μm. Moniliformis siciliensis Meyer, 1932 M. siciliensis has been found infesting the brown rat (Rattus norvegicus...
- event. This species is sometimes considered to be synonymous with Palola siciliensis. The palolo worm is found in tropical regions around various islands...
- lineatum (Linnaeus, 1758) - nominate subspecies Graphosoma lineatum siciliensis Lupoli, 2017 - endemic to Sicily. Black legged, more reddish coloured;...
- natalis Tineo Orchis sicula Tineo Orchis pseudosambucina Ten. Orchis siciliensis (Klinge) A.W.Hill Dactylorhiza libanotica (Mouterde) Aver. Dactylorhiza...
- Rickettsia rioja Candidatus Rickettsia senegalensis Candidatus Rickettsia siciliensis Candidatus Rickettsia tasmanensis Candidatus Rickettsia uralica Candidatus...
- 1921 Z. f. pyrenes Verity, 1921 Z. f. seeboldi Oberthur, 1910 Z. f. siciliensis Verity, 1917 Z. f. stephensi Dupont, 1900 Z. f. stoechadis (Borkhausen...
- Salticus formicarius Pyrophorus semirufus Pyrophorus helveticus Pyrophorus siciliensis Attus helveticus Pyrophorus austriacus Saltica formicaria Pyrophorus...
- dormouse is a host of the Acanthocephalan intestinal parasite Moniliformis siciliensis in Sicily. Garden dormouse scat collected in Belgium contained foremost...
- shyksh**** (Kishii, 1989) Agriotes shirozui (Kishii, 1991) Agriotes siciliensis (Pic, 1912) Agriotes sordidus (Illiger, 1807) Agriotes sparsus (LeConte...
- Palola pallidus Hartman, 1938 Palola paloloides (Moore, 1909) Palola siciliensis (Grube, 1840) Palola simplex (Peters, 1854) Palola valida (Gravier, 1900)...