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Part I. General
1. Introduction
Part II. Biology, distribution , taxonomical description and disease relationship of Individual Haemaphysalis ticks
2. Structurally primitive haemaphysalines
Part III. Discussion and Summary
3. Geographical distribution and ecological preference
Appendix I. A new species described from Kerala
Appendix II. Scientific and common names of host species
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