Collection and morphology of N. namaqua. Size range and general morphology of the collected live specimens.
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Mans BJ, de Klerk D, Pienaar R, Latif AA (2011) Nuttalliella namaqua: A Living Fossil and Closest Relative to the Ancestral Tick Lineage: Implications for the Evolution of Blood-Feeding in Ticks. PLoS ONE 6(8): e23675. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0023675
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Nuttalliella_namaqua.png: Ben J. Mans1,2*, Daniel de Klerk1, Ronel Pienaar1, Abdalla A. Latif1,2
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2011-09-28T17:01:59Z FunkMonk 997x2144 (3139397 Bytes) {{Information |Description=Collection and morphology of N. namaqua. A) The crevice from which specimens were collected. B) A specimen concealed on a rock obtained from within the crevice. C) A dorsal view of an unfed female
{{Information |Description=Collection and morphology of N. namaqua. A) The crevice from which specimens were collected. B) A specimen concealed on a rock obtained from within the crevice. C) A dorsal view of an unfed female that shows the pseudo-scutum a