Patritsia Kuberka’s scientific contributions

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Figure 3. XY plot supplemented by 95% ellipses showing the location of landmarks and their variability within defined head groups of L. fortisetosa (red dots -female, black -male).
Figure 4. XY plot supplemented by 95% ellipses showing the location of landmarks and their variability within defined thorax groups of L. fortisetosa (red dots -female, black -male).
Figure 5. Scatter plot with 95% ellipse on the head of L. fortisetosa (red dots -female, black dots -male).
Figure 6. Scatter plot with 95% ellipses on the thorax for L. fortisetosa (red dots -female, black dots -male).
Figure 7. Percentage of the total variance with a curve showing the predicted values of significant components (above the crossing point) on the head of L. fortisetosa.

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The variability of chaetotaxy of Lipoptena fortisetosa Maa, 1965 (Diptera: Hippoboscidae)
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Keds (Diptera: Hippoboscidae) are a very specific and undoubtedly interesting family of ectoparasitic dipterans. A morphometric analysis of the setae of Lipoptena fortisetosa (Maa, 1965) revealed considerable variability, with many setae often missing in each specimen. Therefore, it is advisable to select a smaller number of landmarks that are consistently present in all individuals. The analysis of the location of such head and thorax landmarks in L. fortisetosa indicated a significantly higher variability in females. The "ideal" individual is always characterized by 6 setae on the head and 22 on the thorax (4 humeral setae, 4 laterocentral setae, 8 postalar setae and 6 scutellar setae).

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... The may reflect natural variation within hippoboscid species. For example, variation in chaetotaxy of the thorax was found in L. fortisetosa with greater variability observed in females than in males 30 . The species most similar to L. axis are L. pauciseta, previously recorded in Thailand, and L. timida, which is easily mistaken for L. axis 24,25 . ...

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First report of Lipoptena axis Maa, 1965, from captive cervids in Thailand, based on morphological and molecular data
The variability of chaetotaxy of Lipoptena fortisetosa Maa, 1965 (Diptera: Hippoboscidae)

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