. Cattle-fever ticks and methods of eradication. Cattle tick -- Control; Cattle -- Parasites; Cattle dip. V Fig. 2.—Vurloiis ticks Unit Infest culllu. 1. iM.-itiii-f rt'iiialc cattle tick, eiiliir;;ed ; ii. same, naluial size; Ih, head and shield of same, mafjrnilli'd l.'i limes. L', .Mature female castor- hean tick, enlai'Kod ; 'Ja, same, natural slz»'; li(j, head and shield of same, inaKnllled l.'i times. .'!. Mature female net lick, enlai'Ked ; ;i(/, sanu-, natural sl/.e : lUi. head and shield of same, nniKnilled l.l times. 4. Mature female dof; or wood tick, enlarged; -id. same, natural s

. Cattle-fever ticks and methods of eradication. Cattle tick -- Control; Cattle -- Parasites; Cattle dip. V Fig. 2.—Vurloiis ticks Unit Infest culllu. 1. iM.-itiii-f rt'iiialc cattle tick, eiiliir;;ed ; ii. same, naluial size; Ih, head and shield of same, mafjrnilli'd l.'i limes. L', .Mature female castor- hean tick, enlai'Kod ; 'Ja, same, natural slz»'; li(j, head and shield of same, inaKnllled l.'i times. .'!. Mature female net lick, enlai'Ked ; ;i(/, sanu-, natural sl/.e : lUi. head and shield of same, nniKnilled l.l times. 4. Mature female dof; or wood tick, enlarged; -id. same, natural s Stock Photo

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. Cattle-fever ticks and methods of eradication. Cattle tick -- Control; Cattle -- Parasites; Cattle dip. V Fig. 2.—Vurloiis ticks Unit Infest culllu. 1. iM.-itiii-f rt'iiialc cattle tick, eiiliir;;ed ; ii. same, naluial size; Ih, head and shield of same, mafjrnilli'd l.'i limes. L', .Mature female castor- hean tick, enlai'Kod ; 'Ja, same, natural slz»'; li(j, head and shield of same, inaKnllled l.'i times. .'!. Mature female net lick, enlai'Ked ; ;i(/, sanu-, natural sl/.e : lUi. head and shield of same, nniKnilled l.l times. 4. Mature female dof; or wood tick, enlarged; -id. same, natural size ; 4b, head and shield of same, muKnllied ir> times. 8. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ellenberger, W. P. (William Penn), 1871-1931; Chapin, Robert M. (Robert MacFarlane), 1877-1940. Washington, D. C. : U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

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