Identifying Morphologic Structures of an Adult Female Flea

Identifying Morphologic Structures of an Adult Female Flea

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This illustration shows the identifying morphologic structures of an adult female flea.

Female fleas may be recognized by the presence of a spermatheca, which after mating, functions as a sperm storage receptacle. The characteristics of the spermatheca vary, i.e. size, shape and pigmentation, from specie to specie.

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