Flora and Fauna
- 661
- Crisia eburnea
- Photograph and information on this species, including its taxonomy, description, habitat, distribution, life history, population biology, physical tolerances, community ecology and special status.
- 662
- Crisia elongata
- Photographs and information on this species, including its taxonomy, description, habitat, distribution, life history, population biology, physical tolerances and community ecology,
- 663
- Ctenocephalides felis: Cat Flea
- Photographs and a description of this flea, its distribution, life cycle, medical and economic significance and management.
- 664
- Ctenocephalides felis: Cat Fleas
- Research project by Hoi King Kwong on these parasites including their classification, morphology, habitat, reproduction, adaptations, nutrition and interactions with other species.
- 666
- Flea Circus Research Library
- Flea Circuses and performing fleas in history, film and fiction. Including a directory of real and "humbug" flea circus performers.
- 667
- Fleas
- Article by P.G. Koehler about flea biology with photographs and information on their control.
- 669
- Siphonaptera: Fleas
- The characteristics of these wingless insects, their life cycle, feeding and habitat, with illustrations.
- 670
- Archipsocus nomas: Webbing Barklouse
- Photographs and a description of this species, with information on its distribution, life cycle and biology.
- 672
- Life History Studies on Some Florida Insects of the Genus Archipsocus (Psocoptera)
- Online book with information on a comprehensive study of this genus of barklice.
- 673
- Psocoptera
- Information from Wikipedia on the Psocoptera or booklice or barklice, an order of about 5500 species of insects in 41 families.
- 674
- Psocoptera: Booklice
- An introduction to these insects, with illustrations of Lepinotus reticulatus, Liposcelis bostrychophilus and Liposcelis decolor.
- 675
- Gordon Ramel's Protura Page
- An introduction to the biology, classification, and ecology of the Protura.
- 678
- Protura
- The characteristics of these creatures, their life cycle, feeding and habitat, with an illustration of Australentulus tillyardi.