Phlebotomus canaaniticus (F)

Phlebotomus canaaniticus Adler & Theodor, 1931
Subgenus: Transphlebotomus Artemiev & Neronov, 1984

Female Transphlebotomus species are distinguished from the other subgenera by their characteristic pharyngeal armature consists of irregular teeth and their striated wide, straited spermathecal ducts. Specific discrimination within the subgenera mainly relies on the minor differences of the pharyngeal armature and the spermatheca. Molecular data might be needed for a robust identification where different species occur sympatrically.

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Phlebotomus canaaniticus (F)

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Phlebotomus canaaniticus (F)

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Phlebotomus canaaniticus (F)


SAMPLING AREA

FEMALE GENITALIA

FEMALE HEAD

MALE GENITALIA

MALE HEAD

THORAX