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Annals and Magazine of Natural History
Series 10
Volume 16, 1935 - Issue 94
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LI.—A new genus of Mallophaga allied to Pseudonirmus Mjöberg, together with a note on the genus Naubates Bedford (Subfamily Esthiopterinæ)

Gordon B. Thompson Department of Entomology, British Museum (Natural History)
Pages 485-488 | Published online: 18 Aug 2009

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RicardoL. Palma & RobertL. C. Pilgrim. (2002) A revision of the genus Naubates (Insecta: Phthiraptera: Philopteridae)∗ . Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand 32:1, pages 7-60.
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SEINOSUKE UCHIDA. (1948) STUDIES ON THE BITING-LICE (MALLOPHAGA) OF JAPAN AND ADJACENT TERRITORIES (SUBORDER ISCHNOCERA Pt. II). The Japanese Medical Journal 1:6, pages 535-556.
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