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... Felicola. subrostratus. Introduction: Felicola subrostratus is a biting louse of cats, which has worldwide distribution. It is most often seen on older, long-haired cats that are no longer able to groom themselves. They live within the ...
... Felicola F. subrostratus is the only louse found on cats (Figure 2-48). This louse is characterized by the triangular shape of the anterior portion of the head. Suborder Amblycera Amblycerans have club-shaped antennae that lie in ...
... subrostratus ( Nitzsch , 1818 ) Felicola felis ( Werneck ) , illus . Emerson , K. C .; and Price , R. D. , 1975 , Brig- ham Young Univ . Sc . Bull . , Biol . ser . , v . 20 ( 3 ) , 1-77 key , syn .: Trichodectes felis Werneck , 1934 ...
... Felicola subrostratus, the only species that commonly occurs on cats. Life cycle: Eggs are laid on the cat fur and hatch in 10–20 days. The adult stage is reached within 2–3 weeks and the egg‐to‐adult life cycle requires about 30–40 ...
... Felicola subrostratus ( Burmeister , 1818 ) Trichodectes subrostratus Burmeister , 1818. Handb . Ent . , 2 : 438 . Felicola rostratus Bedford , 1932. Parasitology , 24 : 360 , figs . 6A , 6Ba , and 6C . Felis pardalis Linnaeus -- Ocelot ...
... Felicola Species belonging to this genus are found on members of the cat family and include Felicola subrostratus , the only species that com- monly occurs on cats . Life cycle : Eggs are laid on the cat fur and hatch in 10–20 days ...
... Felicola subrostratus is the only lice infesting cats. Morphology Felicola subrostratus is a biting louse (suborder Ischnocera) 1–1.5 mm long, and its color is beige-yellowish with transverse dark bands. The head is wider than the chest ...
... Felicola subrostratus Ethiopia Fleas F 61.7 1.5 0.7 C. felis Pulex irritans Xenopsylla cheopis C. felis F. subrostratus Brazil F Fleas Lice 60.0 5.4 Israel F Fleas Lice C. felis F. subrostratus 54.7 14.4 Mexico Fleas F TABLE 106.1 ...
... Felicola subrostratus female, dorsal view. Order Phthiraptera Felicola subrostratus Morphology. Felicola subrostratus has a triangular head, which is pointed anteriorly, and a median longitudinal ventral groove76 (Figure 18.25). The ...
... Felicola subrostratus is a chewing louse affecting cats. Cats infected can present as asymptomatic or with severe pruritus and subsequent alopecia, crusts, and excoriations. Lesions typically are found on the ... Felicola subrostratus can.