Mammals of the Katmai National Monument, Alaska

Schiller, Everett L.; Rausch, Robert

doi:10.14430/arctic3793

ARCTIC

1956

DOI: 10.14430/arctic3793

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Mammals of the Katmai National Monument, Alaska

Everett L. Schiller¹,

Robert Rausch²

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“…Williams (1949) summarized information on rabies in Alaska and reported the epizootic outbreaks of 1945-47. A few isolated cases have been reported more recently (Rausch, 1951(Rausch, , 1953Schiller and Rausch, 1956).…”

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Some Observations on Rabies in Alaska, with Special Reference to Wild Canidae

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Some Observations on Rabies in Alaska, with Special Reference to Wild Canidae

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Parasitic Organisms in the Blood of Arvicoline Rodents in Alaska

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The North American Fleas of the Genus Megabothris Jordan, 1933 (Siphonaptera: Ceratophyllidae)

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The nine named North American species of the flea genus Megabothris Jordan, 1933 (Siphonaptera: Ceratophyllidae), are discussed with respect to their distribution and host preferences. Four subgenera designated by Smit (1983) are recognized and redescribed in greater detail. Keys to the subgenera and species are provided, and the diagnostic taxonomic features are described and illustrated. A limited bibliography for each species and name combination, including junior synonyms, is included.A frontal tubercle is present but relatively inconspicuous and a small trabecula centralis is situated above and in front of the eye which is large and heavily pigmented. There are two rows of preocular setae and a small, inconspicuous postocular seta. One or more of the pedicellar setae extend to near the apex of the antennal clavus in females and there are two rows of postantennal setae in addition to the occipital row.

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Mammals of the Katmai National Monument, Alaska

Cited by 5 publications

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Some Observations on Rabies in Alaska, with Special Reference to Wild Canidae

Some Observations on Rabies in Alaska, with Special Reference to Wild Canidae

Parasitic Organisms in the Blood of Arvicoline Rodents in Alaska

The North American Fleas of the Genus Megabothris Jordan, 1933 (Siphonaptera: Ceratophyllidae)

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