Contribución al estudio de los malófagos parásitos de águila imperial ibérica

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1983 Spain Spanish Publisher:Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (España)

Authors: Martín Mateo, M. P.; Rivas, Luis Ignacio;

handle: 10261/169153

Contribución al estudio de los malófagos parásitos de águila imperial ibérica

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[EN] The taxonomic and biometric characters of two species of Mallophaga Falcolipeurus suturalis (RuDow, 1869) and Craspedorrhynchus fraterculus EICH LER y ZLOTORZYCKA, 1975 are studied. The populations parasites on Aquila heliaca adalberti BREHM and A. heliaca heliaca SAV. are compared and discussed. Both species of Mallophaga are new records for Spain and also they are studied for the first time on Iberian imperial eagle.

[ES] Se estudian los caracteres taxonómicos y biométricos de dos especies de malófagos : Falcolipeurus suturalis (RuDow, 1869) y Cras pedorrhynchus fraterculus EICHLER y ZLOTORZYCKA, 1975, comparando las poblaciones parásitas de Aquila heliaca adalberti BREHM con las de A. heliaca heliaca SAV. Ambas especies se citan y estudian por primera vez en España y asimismo por primera vez sobre águila imperial ibérica.

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Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
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Keywords

Meinertzhageniellidae, Philopteridae, Falcolipeurus, Craspedorrhynchus, Phthiraptera

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