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  • 21. A new genus and species of demodecid mites from the tongue of a house mouse Mus musculus: description of adult and immature stages with data on parasitism.
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    Fain A, Orts S.
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    Gettinger D, Bergallo HG.
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  • 32. Demodex sp. infesting tongue, esophagus, and oral cavity of Onychomys leucogaster, the grasshopper mouse.
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    Izdebska JN, Rolbiecki L, Fryderyk S, Mierzyński Ł.
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