This louse is the only common parasite on satin bowerbirds, and it is found mainly around the head and eyes where birds cannot easily preen. |
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Without had evidence in front of me, I'm inclined to believe older browsers like that would louse it up. |
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Let's not louse it up by letting someone else take over and make the rules for us. |
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Sorry for being such a dope but this is my first dedicated server and I prefer not to louse it up right off! |
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The gold standard for diagnosing head lice is finding a live louse on the head, which can be difficult. |
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A total of 60 white-footed mice yielded 16 species of mites, two species of ticks, two species of fleas, and one species of louse. |
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Tick-like, with flattened bodies and grappling hook claws, the louse flies are truly bizarre. |
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Other louse flies overwinter as puparia presumably on or under the surface of the soil. |
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These flies are also called louse flies and are ectoparasites on birds and mammals. |
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There he again found efficient and cost-effective methods for controlling the human body louse, the insect that carried typhus fever. |
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B quintana, transmitted by the human body louse, causes trench fever, characterised by fever, rash, bone pain, and splenomegaly. |
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It certainly had the appearance of a living creature, but was too big to be a body louse. |
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The chicken body louse, Menacanthus stramineus, can decrease egg production in caged layer hens. |
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Three types of anoplurans parasitize human beings, the head louse, the body louse and the pubic louse. |
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Refrain from killing knowingly even the trifling insects like a louse, a bug or a mosquito. |
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In the last canto, it transpires that the louse had tumbled down from his own wig. |
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Finally, be aware that the head louse is only one of three lice species found in humans. |
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The body louse, Pediculus humanus corporis, is a vector of epidemic typhus, trench fever, and relapsing fever. |
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This mite is often confused with the bee louse, but the bee louse has only six legs, is more circular in shape, and is slightly larger. |
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Rebecca has an unerring ear for the ways mismatched people relate, an open heart for the ways they louse things up. |
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The third species is the pubic louse, Phthirus pubis, commonly known as the crab louse. |
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If a louse is found, carefully follow the advice on checking the family and on treatment that will ensure the problem is solved. |
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His spineless duplicity confirms that the good guy is actually pretty much a louse. |
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Biologist Dr Harry Kenward was itching with excitement when he realised the creature on his microscope slide was the oldest body louse known to exist. |
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However, combing through the hair with a louse comb and examining the teeth of the comb for living lice detects more cases than direct visualization alone. |
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While growing succeeded there for decades, a plague of the plant louse phylloxera, followed by Prohibition and then the Depression, set the region back for years. |
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Like Lachlan, Elisabeth has a fierce defensiveness when it comes to her mother, Anna: she didn't louse up the marriage, their father did. |
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The important species are the crab louse, Pthirus pubis, the head louse, Pediculus capitis, and the body louse, Pediculus humanus. |
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I AM not sure if you have noticed, but where there is a louse, a nonentity, a low life, thief or fool, they are all Islamists. |
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I haven't seen a live louse on her head since last Wednesday. |
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They take perfectly good water and louse it up with kiwi and strawberry. |
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Haemoproteus species are transmitted by biting midges and louse flies. |
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Cats may be infested with Felicola subrostratus, a mallophagan louse. |
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Moral: Thou shalt not convert thy neighbor's wife, nor yet louse up they neighbor's life. |
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Impetigo may also occur as a secondary phenomenon in atopic eczema, scabies and Human head louse infestation. |
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The density of louse populations varies enormously on different individuals and also varies seasonally. |
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Norway has indicated that a farm salmon shall not have more than an average of 0.5-one-half-of a female sea louse per salmon. |
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There are no regulations for dealing with the sea louse problem at this time. |
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We don't know enough about the relative effect of temperature and salinity on our species of sea louse. |
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They reported that they had never seen a sea louse on a juvenile pink salmon. |
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So they spent 10 years until they finally identified that this was related to the sea louse infestations coming from the farms. |
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The life cycle of a sea louse begins when a mature female, attached to a fish, sheds thousands of microscopic eggs into the sea. |
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I think they found five juvenile salmon with one sea louse each out of thousands of samples. |
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They're largely just bar charts and line charts that do show the history of louse counts at the farms. |
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I also sat down to lunch yesterday with Dr. Karin Boxaspen, who's a major sea louse researcher in Norway. |
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The head louse feeds every 3 h to 6 h by sucking blood and simultaneously injecting saliva. |
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The louse bites at night and leaves pruritic vesicles or papules. |
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The nits hatch into a nymph, or immature louse, in seven to 10 days. |
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My best friend of many years finally ditched her louse of a husband. |
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This not only makes you look like a louse, it makes you look like a helpless, bed-wetting man-child. |
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Norway has concluded that half a female sea louse per salmon is quite inadequate because the levels of infestation of wild fish are still very high. |
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We stood beside the louse counters and monitored their counts. |
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Chile, by default of its geography, was unaffected by phylloxera, a louse which decimated much of Europe's vines in the 19th century. |
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If this louse is female, she might have laid eggs again. |
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We know that Finstad,a louse researcher in Europe, took juvenile Atlantic salmon in a lab and found that if you put ten or eleven lice on that fish, it will die. |
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Are louse flies potential problems for moose and humans of maritimes Canada and northeastern United States? |
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Initial experience with individual human protection from attack by the deer louse fly Lipoptena cervi. |
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One of the sucking lice, the human louse, thrives in conditions of filth and overcrowding and is the carrier of typhus and louse-borne relapsing fever. |
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The bug concerned is a psyllid or jumping plant louse called Aphalara itadori. |
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The stylets are retracted into the head when the louse is not feeding. |
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Other contenders for the prize include the pubic louse and the pig-nosed turtle. |
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She has studied a range of animals from the giant isopod which looks like a large underwater wood louse to Antarctic fish. |
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Two European leaf feeders, the jumping plant louse Psylla ulmi and the aphid Tinocallis platani,. are both normally restricted to Ulmus laevis. |
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So in reality, in the ocean, long before a louse would kill a fish, a predator would kill that fish because of the infection that was there in the first place. |
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The text is enhanced by Meredith Waterstraat's drawings which, without Disneyesque coyness, convey the beauty of an acorn weevil, of a mantis eating a horse fly and even of a crab louse holding tight to a pubic hair. |
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The louse Trichodectes erminea is recorded in stoats living in Canada, Ireland and New Zealand. |
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The general intent here is to louse up the surface of the movie as much as possible and make that degraded surface, in a kind of high-tech punk conceit, a central part of the experience. |
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The infrequency of transfer from one host species to another leads to host specificity, or host restriction, in which a species of louse is found only on one species of host or a group of closely related host species. |
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A type of psyllid or jumping plant louse that will control the plant without harming wildlife has been used to limited effect. |
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King Captain Moron is, of course, PC Joe, who in this final series episode managed to louse up in every way imaginable short of snagging his own pancreas in a bear-trap. |
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She clearly didn't want everyone to watch her louse up those jazz squares. |
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The louse Trichodectes vulpis specifically targets foxes, but is found infrequently. |
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And each female sea louse can produce, some reports say, 1.5 million eggs. |
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However, since then devastating effects of the leucaena psyllid, a tiny jumping plant louse, have been experienced in many areas where leucaena is grown. |
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The remaining insects included larvae of midges, soldier-flies, horse-flies, may-flies, a hymenopteron, and a bird louse, of a species known to infest the Shoveller. |
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The biting louse Trichodectes jacobi is also known to infest polecats. |
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In the examples of Stephen's louse parasitism we have examined so fir, Joyce shows a preoccupation with the abiogenetic production of lice by Stephen's artistic mind. |
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Although generally despised, the blood-sucking human body louse, Pediculus humanus, has gained newfound popularity among scientists for a surprising genetic feature. |
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There are cases where more than one species of chewing louse may infest the same host species and the lice may prefer living on specific parts of the host's body. |
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Reckoning that the rectal lining of the louse is chitinous and so can withstand mechanical trauma, Weigl inoculated lice anally with these rickettsiae. |
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However, in the late 19th century, the entire species was nearly destroyed by the plant louse phylloxera accidentally introduced to Europe from North America. |
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