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|name              = ''Linognthus pedalis
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| Also known as:
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| '''Sheep foot louse
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|class              = [[Insecta]]
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|sub-class          =
 
|order              = [[Phthiraptera]]
 
|super-family      =
 
|family            = Linognathidae
 
|sub-family        =
 
|genus              =
 
|species            = ''Linognthus pedalis
 
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Also known as: '''''Sheep foot louse
 
  
==Identification==
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===Scientific Classification===
''Linognathus pedalis'' is a [[:Category:Sucking Lice|sucking louse]] of sheep, also known as 'sheep foot louse'.
 
The adults are blue and are around 2mm in length.  The forelimbs are smaller than both the midlimbs and hindlimbs.
 
  
==Life Cycle==
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| Class
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| Insecta
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| Phthiraptera
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| Anoplura
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| Family
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| Linognathidae
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See [[Linognathus ovillus|''L. ovillus'']].
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===Identification===
 
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''Linognathus pedalis'' is a sucking louse, also known as 'sheep foot louse'.
The lice cause [[Pediculosis|pediculosis]].
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The adults are blue and are around 2mm in length. The forelimbs are smaller than both the midlimbs and hindlimbs.
 
 
{{Learning
 
|literature search = [http://www.cabdirect.org/search.html?q=ab%3A%28%22Linognathus+pedalis%22%29 ''Linognathus pedalis'' publications]
 
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===Life Cycle===
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See ''L. ovillus''.
  
 
[[Category:Lice - Sheep]]
 
[[Category:Lice - Sheep]]
 
[[Category:Sucking Lice]]
 
[[Category:Sucking Lice]]

Revision as of 15:32, 19 July 2010

Also known as: Sheep foot louse

Scientific Classification

Class Insecta
Order Phthiraptera
Suborder Anoplura
Family Linognathidae

Identification

Linognathus pedalis is a sucking louse, also known as 'sheep foot louse'. The adults are blue and are around 2mm in length. The forelimbs are smaller than both the midlimbs and hindlimbs.

Life Cycle

See L. ovillus.