Accentor modular is (Hedge-Sparrow)

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 2
Bird of family IMG:content-0032.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-0033.png:[blocks in formation] Cheese-mite. stout oval bodies. The cephalothorax is fused with the unsegmented abdomen. Mouth parts are adapted for biting, piercing and sucking. Respiration is effected by tracheæ. Most Mites are parasites; large blood-sucking forms are called Ticks. Demodex , Sar coptes , Ixodes and Trombidium are troublesome to man. See MONOMEROSOMATA.
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