Tick attachment cement – reviewing the mysteries of a …
High cones are known from species with long mouthparts, and lower cones from those with short mouthparts. In some species (e.g. Rhipicephalus spp.) which produce less‐extensive lateral flanges on the skin surface, internal flanges of secondary cement can be found instead (Moorhouse, 1969). Cement aggregations on the skin allow ticks with ...
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