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  • Introduction
  • Materials and methods
  • Results
    • Taxonomy
    • Phylogenetic analysis
    • Justification of Pseudechinopsyllus as a monophylum and assignment of P. andrei sp. nov. to that genus
    • Characterisation of P. sindemarkae and P. andrei sp. nov. as independent species
    • Examination of a closer relationship between Pseudechinopsyllus and Echinopsyllus
    • Key to the species of Pseudechinopsyllus George, 2006
  • Discussion
    • Justification of Pseudechinopsyllus as a monophylum and assignment of P. andrei sp. nov. to that genus
      • Character 1, cephalothoracic peak particularly prominent
      • Characters 2–4, P2–P4 bases densely covered with long spinules
      • Character 5, P2 exp1 densely covered with long spinules
      • Character 6, P2 exp-2 female tube pore remarkably elongated
    • Characterisation of P. sindemarkae and P. andrei sp. nov. as independent species
    • Examination of a closer relationship between Pseudechinopsyllus and Echinopsyllus
      • Character 31, Female body length > 900 µm
      • Characters 32, 34, CLVPa and CLVPp long, rigid, sclerotised
      • Character 33, CLVPa basal TP displaced (sub)apically
      • Character 35, DP4 developed
      • Characters 36–39, deviations on the mouthparts
      • Character 40, a tube pore on the P2 exp2
      • Character 41, formation of an extremely long setophore
  • Conclusions
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