Sentence examples for types of lice from inspiring English sources

Pigeons and doves are plagued by two types of lice.

Away from the face, humans can host three different types of lice, each of which has evolved to the unique environments of the scalp, pubic regions and the rest of our bodies.

There are indeed different types of lice.

We hypothesize that in patients who are simultaneously infested with both types of lice, the head lice might be contaminated with blood containing Borrelia spp. The transmission of relapsing fever to humans occurs by the rupturing of a louse and subsequent inoculation by scratching because Borrelia spp. are found in the hemolymph of the insect.

Two typical lice from the two types of RNAi lice were selected, type I representing female lice with a filled genital segment that produced eggs which hatched but produced larvae that developed poorly, and type II representing female lice with a relatively empty genital segment that produced eggs which did not hatch.

There are two types of canine lice: trichodectes canis, known as a chewing louse, and linognathus setosus, known as a sucking louse.

The DNA matched that of the most common type of louse known to exist worldwide now and also before Europeans colonized the New World.

Among primates, humans have the dubious distinction of having not one, but two types of sucking lice--one that nests on the head and the other that calls pubic hair home.

They showed that people in the 11th-century Americas already had the prevalent type A strain of lice.

Did you know that a type of bloodsucking louse lives its entire life in one nostril of a seal?

Mapping minicircle types onto a phylogenetic tree of lice fails to show a pattern of their occurrence consistent with an evolutionary series of minicircle types.