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Posted on 19-03-2010 21:57
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Found in bird's nest. Can anyone tell me if it is Ceratophyllus gallinae or not?

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There are a lot of species. Cook the whole thing in KOH and make photos! I have a key.

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Sounds like something I would mess up. I will keep it as cf. Ceratophyllus sp. and hope I can get away with that Wink
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Can You be 100% sure in the genus? (Just asking). If You like, send the specimen to me.Smile
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I will pm you when I get a chance to collect some.
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