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|    Arthropoda,  Arachnida,  Crustacea,  Hexapoda      Pentastomida (Tongue Worms)   Arachnida (ID) (Spiders, Scorpions, Mites,
  Ticks)      
  Ixodoidea (Ticks)      
  Parasitoidea (Bird, Reptile & Mammal parasites)      
  Sarcoptoidea (Bird, Mammal & Insect parasites)      
  Trombidoidea (Chiggers)      
  Tarsonemoidea (Itch mites)      
  Tyroglyphoidea (Cause dermatitis)       Demodicoidea (Hair-follicle mites)  -- Insect Morphology -- Insect ID -- Insect
  Taxonomy Medically
  Important Insect Orders & Families     Blattaria (Cockroaches) [Formerly with
  Orthoptera] (ID)     Phthiraptera, Anoplura) (Biting & Sucking
  lice) (ID) |          Hymenoptera (Bees, Wasps, Ants) (ID)     Diptera (Flies, Mosquitoes,
  Biting flies & Midges) (ID-1)            -- (ID-2)     Ceratopogonidae (Heleidae) -- (Punkies, No-see-ums)     Caliphoridae -- (Blowflies)     Chloropidae -- (Eye gnats)     Culicidae -- (Mosquitoes)    
  Hippoboscidae -- (Mammal parasites)    
  Muscidae -- (Housefly,
  Stablefly, Bushfly)     Oestridae -- (Warble- & Bot
  flies)     Orthoptera -- (Grasshoppers,
  Crickets)     Psychodidae -- (Midges, Sand flies)     Rhagionidae -- (Snipe flies)     Sarcophagidae -- (Flesh flies)     Simuliidae -- (Black flies,
  Buffalo gnats)     Siphonaptera (Fleas) (ID)     Tabanidae -- (Horse- & Deer
  flies)   Irritating & Disease-Causing Arthropods   | 
 
|   Key References:     <medvet.ref.htm>     [Additional references may be found at:
  MELVYL Library]   Brusca, R. C., & G. J. Brusca.  2003.  Invertebrates. 2nd Edition. Sinauer Publ., Sunderland,
  Massachusetts. Chapman, A. D.  2009. 
  Numbers of Living Species in Australia and the World. 2nd edition.
  Australian Govt, Dept. of Environ.,        Water, Heritage & Arts. Canberra. Cheng,
  Thomas C.  2012.  General Parasitology.  Elsevier Science. p. 660. Colless,
  D.H.; McAlpine, D.K. (1991). The Insects of Australia. Volume 2. (2 ed.).
  CSIRO. pp. 754–755. Edgecombe, G. D.,  G. Giribet, C. W. Dunn, A. Hejnol,  R. M. Kristensen,  R. C. 
  Neves,  G. W. Rouse,  K. Worsaae & M. V.     
    Sørensen.  2011. 
  Higher-level metazoan relationships: Recent progress & remaining
  questions. Organisms Diversity &        Evolution 11(2): 151-172. Hechemy, K. E. & A. F. Azad.  2001.  Endemic
  typhus, and epidemic typhus.  IN:  The Encyclopedia of Arthropod-Transmitted         Infections of Man and animals. Hinkle, Nancy C.
  2010. Ekbom Syndrome: The Challenge of “Invisible Bug” Infestations. Annu.
  Rev. Entomol. 55: 77–94. Lane, R. P. & R. W.
  Crosskey.  1993. Medical insects and
  arachnids.  British Nat. Hist Mus.,
  London, Springer Pub. Matheson, R. 1950.  Medical Entomology.  Comstock Publ. Co, Inc.  610 p. Service, M.  2008. 
  Medical Entomology For Students. 
  Cambridge Univ. Press.  289 p Tudge, C. 2000. The
  Variety of Life. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Legner, E. F.  1995.  Biological control of Diptera of medical
  and veterinary importance.  J. Vector
  Ecology 20(1): 59-120. Legner, E. F.  2000. 
  Biological control of aquatic Diptera.  p. 847-870. 
  Contributions to a Manual of Palaearctic Diptera,         Vol. 1, Science Herald,
  Budapest.  978 p. Mullen,
  G. & L. Durden.  2009.  Medical & Veterinary Entomology.  Academic Press  2009.   Walker, A.R. (1994). Arthropods of
  Humans 7 Domestic Animals.  A Guide to
  Preliminary Identification..Springer Science &       
  Business Media. pp. 78–79.   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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