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Also known as: '''''Long-nosed cattle louse
  
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==Introduction==
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''Linognathus vituli'' is a [[:Category:Sucking Lice|'''sucking louse''']] of cattle causing [[Pediculosis|pediculosis]].
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===Scientific Classification===
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==Identification==
 
 
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===Identification===
 
 
''L. vituli'' is a elongated dark blue louse around 2mm in length.  The forelegs are smaller than both the midlegs and the hindlegs.   
 
''L. vituli'' is a elongated dark blue louse around 2mm in length.  The forelegs are smaller than both the midlegs and the hindlegs.   
  
 
The eggs are dark, and often cannot be seen on the host by the naked eye alone.
 
The eggs are dark, and often cannot be seen on the host by the naked eye alone.
  
===Life Cycle===
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==Life Cycle==
 
The female lays eggs on the host, and these hatch generally within 2 weeks into nymphs.  Like many other cattle louse, the nymph is similar in appearance to the adult, just slightly smaller.  The nymph then undergoes three further transformations before becoming a mature adult.
 
The female lays eggs on the host, and these hatch generally within 2 weeks into nymphs.  Like many other cattle louse, the nymph is similar in appearance to the adult, just slightly smaller.  The nymph then undergoes three further transformations before becoming a mature adult.
  
 
The adults are capable of living for around one month, and the lifecycle of ''L. vituli'' is between two and three weeks.
 
The adults are capable of living for around one month, and the lifecycle of ''L. vituli'' is between two and three weeks.
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[[Category:Lice_-_Cattle]]
 
[[Category:Lice_-_Cattle]]
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Latest revision as of 22:10, 2 August 2012


Linognathus vituli
Class Insecta
Order Phthiraptera
Family Linognathidae

Also known as: Long-nosed cattle louse

Introduction

Linognathus vituli is a sucking louse of cattle causing pediculosis.

Identification

L. vituli is a elongated dark blue louse around 2mm in length. The forelegs are smaller than both the midlegs and the hindlegs.

The eggs are dark, and often cannot be seen on the host by the naked eye alone.

Life Cycle

The female lays eggs on the host, and these hatch generally within 2 weeks into nymphs. Like many other cattle louse, the nymph is similar in appearance to the adult, just slightly smaller. The nymph then undergoes three further transformations before becoming a mature adult.

The adults are capable of living for around one month, and the lifecycle of L. vituli is between two and three weeks.


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