Journal:
2002. 10 (2)Authors:
Daniel M., Alexandr A. StekolnikovAbout authors:
Daniel M., School of Public Health, Institute for Postgraduate Medical Education, Ruská 85, 100 05 Prague 10, Czech Republic
Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg, Russia
e-mail: Alexandr.Stekolnikov@zin.ru
Annotation:
The genus Ischnothrombium Feider, 1983 is synonymized with Whartonia Ewing, 1944. Rede-scription of Whartonia diploctenum (Feider, 1983) comb.n. is given based on larvae collected in na-ture. A new species, Whartonia delacruzi sp.n. from bats is described. Wagenaaria similis Bren-nan, 1967 is reported from a new locality in Cuba; morphological data are providedKeywords:
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