Kawther M. El Kammah scite author profile

Haemaphysalis (Rhipistoma) punctaleachi sp. n. is described. Adults are recorded chiefly from civets; also from genets and a leopard, jackal, domestic dog, and antelope, in the Guinea Forest Province of West Africa eastward to eastern Uganda between about 11" N and 03" S. Haemaphysalis (Rliipistoma) puiactaleaclzi sp. n. is described. Adults parasitize carnivores in West African forests; one record is from a duiker. This is the fourth taxon we recognize in the African H. (R .) teachi group (Camicas, Hoogstraal, and El Kammah, 1972). Haemaphysalis (Rhipistoma) puncfaleachi sp. n. West African carnivore haemaphysalid

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Aborphysalis, a New Subgenus of Asian Haemaphysalis Ticks; And Identity, Distribution, and Hosts of H. aborensis Warburton (Resurrected) (Ixodoidea: Ixodidae)

Hoogstraal¹,

Dhanda²,

Kammah³

1971

The Journal of Parasitology

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Studies on the feeding effects ofArgas persicusandA. hermanni(Acari: Argasidae) on chicken and pigeon blood and plasma protein

Kammah¹,

Oyoun²,

Gabr³

2002

International Journal of Acarology

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