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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Ctenophyllus"”.

  1. FLEAS OF THE AMERICAN PIKA: DIVERSITY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY IN NORTH AMERICA’S INTERMOUNTAIN WEST

    … structure of the most common flea species, <em>Ctenophyllus armatus</em>, for phylogeographic concordance between host and parasite diversity. I generated DNA sequences from the mitochondrial COII gene for 71 fleas representing 24 localities and showed general congruence between the …

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  2. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Host: Fleas and the History of Pikas in North America

    <p>Parasite phylogenetics can offer windows into the cryptic evolutionary history of hosts, often highlighting events that are not recorded by the phylogenetics of the host. Pikas (small lagomorphs) host a diverse parasite community comprising endoparasites (e.g., coccidians, nematodes, and …

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