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Figures & data
Figure 1. (a) Map showing collecting location in Ecuador where host was rescued. (b) female juvenile Andean condor host from which lice were collected (TUERI-USFQ wildlife hospital archive)
Figure 2. Lice specimens founded and morphological characteristics used for identification defined by Price and Beer [Citation25]. (a) Male dorsal and ventral view. (b) Female dorsal and ventral view. (c) Relationship between the length of the abdominal segments, male. (d) Distinctive head chaetotaxy, male. (Scale bar 1 mm for all images, panels A-D)
![Figure 2. Lice specimens founded and morphological characteristics used for identification defined by Price and Beer [Citation25]. (a) Male dorsal and ventral view. (b) Female dorsal and ventral view. (c) Relationship between the length of the abdominal segments, male. (d) Distinctive head chaetotaxy, male. (Scale bar 1 mm for all images, panels A-D)](/cms/asset/1f316d10-2832-44b3-888c-6d9e8d0413f5/tneo_a_1987770_f0002_oc.jpg)