Fleas (Siphonaptera) associated with mammals and birds in the Ciscaucasia
The flea fauna of the Ciscaucasia comprises 76 species, 13 of which are associated with birds and the rest, with mammals. Rodent parasites are the most numerous; fleas associated with carnivores, bats, and insectivores are less abundant. Fleas parasitize different species of birds of the orders Pass...
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| description | The flea fauna of the Ciscaucasia comprises 76 species, 13 of which are associated with birds and the rest, with mammals. Rodent parasites are the most numerous; fleas associated with carnivores, bats, and insectivores are less abundant. Fleas parasitize different species of birds of the orders Passeriformes, Anseriformes, Falconiformes, and Strigiformes. Among 41 flea genera known from the Caucasus, species of the genera
Amalaraeus
,
Araeopsylla
,
Atyphloceras
,
Caenopsylla
,
Callopsylla
,
Doratopsylla
,
Paraneopsylla
,
Peromyscopsylla
,
Phaenopsylla
,
Tarsopsylla
, and
Wagnerina
are absent in the Ciscaucasia. Only two subendemic species were revealed in the region; 33 flea species are distributed over the entire Ciscaucasia, while the distribution of others is limited to landscapes of one or two natural zones. |
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Amalaraeus
,
Araeopsylla
,
Atyphloceras
,
Caenopsylla
,
Callopsylla
,
Doratopsylla
,
Paraneopsylla
,
Peromyscopsylla
,
Phaenopsylla
,
Tarsopsylla
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Wagnerina
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Amalaraeus
,
Araeopsylla
,
Atyphloceras
,
Caenopsylla
,
Callopsylla
,
Doratopsylla
,
Paraneopsylla
,
Peromyscopsylla
,
Phaenopsylla
,
Tarsopsylla
, and
Wagnerina
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Amalaraeus
,
Araeopsylla
,
Atyphloceras
,
Caenopsylla
,
Callopsylla
,
Doratopsylla
,
Paraneopsylla
,
Peromyscopsylla
,
Phaenopsylla
,
Tarsopsylla
, and
Wagnerina
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