Parascoschoengastia heynemani (Nadchatram & Upham, 1966)
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https://doi.org/ 10.24349/yt89-g1ei |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B9A276-437A-357E-FE13-D43DFB4D8064 |
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Felipe |
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Parascoschoengastia heynemani (Nadchatram & Upham, 1966) |
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Parascoschoengastia heynemani (Nadchatram & Upham, 1966) View in CoL
Distribution and hosts — China and Malaysia, ex Halcyon pileata (Boddaert) , Alcedo atthis bengalensis J.F. Gmelin , Alcedo peninsulae , and Alcedo meninting Horsfield ( Coraciiformes : Alcedinidae ) ( Stekolnikov 2021a). Actenoides concretus is a new host species.
Material examined — Four larvae ( UM) ex one Actenoides concretus , MALAYSIA, Pahang State, Krau Wildlife Reserve, 3.596982°N, 102.183190°E, 18 February 2021, coll. P. Rajasegaran; four larvae ( UM) ex one Alcedo peninsulae , MALAYSIA, Sarawak State, Gunung Gading National Park, Lundu, 1.692098°N, 109.845157°E, 22 March 2022, coll. P. Rajasegaran.
Characteristics of infestation
Thailand. In total, 754 hosts were examined; 199 (26.4%) were found parasitized by chiggers (2,340 specimens); 440 chigger specimens from 140 hosts were slide-mounted and identified ( Table 1). There were 30 hosts (22%) bearing more than one chigger species, considering only those cases confirmed by the identification of slide-mounted chiggers. One individual of Geokichla citrina from Koh Mun Nai was parasitized by three species N (. solitus , O. audyi , and T. densipiliata ). The pairs of co-occurring species were N. longipes and O. audyi (19 cases), N. longipes and T. kirhocephales (3), N. (W.) andamanensi s and S. archaea (3), O. audyi and T. kirhocephales (2), O. audyi and T. densipiliata (1), and E. wichmanni and H. comata (1).
Malaysia. In total 777 hosts were examined; 129 (16.6%) were found parasitized by chiggers; 242 chigger specimens from 123 hosts were slide-mounted and identified ( Table 2). One Pellorneum ruficeps from Fraser’s Hill bore three species ( E. cosmetopode , L. deliense ,
and O. audyi ); whereas four hosts bore pairs of species— O. audyi and T. densipiliata (2), L. miculum and O. audyi (1), and L. imphalum and B. acuscutellaris (1).
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University of Marburg |
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