A Gamasid Mite Annoying to Man
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A Gamasid Mite Annoying to Man
On two occasions during the summer of 1919 the writer has encountered a small gamasid mite that gets on the skin of the legs, and for that matter on any part of the body, and causes a considerable annoyance and a "creepy" sensation by running about over the skin. In addition to the annoyance thus occasioned, the mites have a faculty of stopping in the folds of the skin and inserting their mandibles, thus
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