01237nas a2200157   4500008004100000245003900041210003500080260005900115300001200174520075200186653001200938100001900950700001600969700002000985856007401005       1987                        eng d00aThe Ecology of Black Fly Parasites0 aEcology of Black Fly Parasites  aUniversity Park, PennsylvaniabPenn. State Univ. Press  a315-3263 a<p>The parasites of Simuliidae and their ecology are discussed in the following framework: (1) Aspects of the host-parasite system (approaches to invading the host; commencement of infection; maintenance of stability of parasitic and black fly populations; host specificity, including a table summarizing ranges of mermithid, fungal, protozoal and viral parasites among simuliid genera); (2) Physiological host-parasite interactions (location of infection within or on simuliid hosts, with a table listing this for protozoal, fungal, viral and mite parasites; effects on the black fly by the parasite, also summarized in a table; effect of the black fly on the parasite); (3) Dispersal of parasites; (4) Alternate hosts; and (5) Conclusions.</p>
10abiology1 aMolloy, D., P.1 aKim, K., C.1 aMerritt, R., W.  uhttps://nysm.nysed.gov/staff-publications/ecology-black-fly-parasites