01457nas a2200157   4500008004100000245007600041210006900117260007200186520084900258653001501107653001301122653001701135100002101152700001701173856010901190       2001                        eng d00aBiology and population dynamics of sheep lice: implications for control0 aBiology and population dynamics of sheep lice implications for c  aLaunceston, TASbTasmanian Institute of Agricultural Researchc20013 a<p>Knowledge&nbsp; of&nbsp; the&nbsp; biology&nbsp; of&nbsp; the&nbsp; target&nbsp; pest&nbsp; is&nbsp; essential&nbsp; to&nbsp; the&nbsp; design&nbsp; of&nbsp; efficient&nbsp; control&nbsp; programs.However, information is lacking on many important aspects of the basic biology of sheep lice (Bovicolaovis) despite recommendations of the need for research in this area from past workshops. In this paperwe&nbsp; summarise&nbsp; some&nbsp; of&nbsp; the&nbsp; more&nbsp; recent&nbsp; information&nbsp; on&nbsp; transmission&nbsp; and&nbsp; population&nbsp; dynamics&nbsp; of&nbsp; sheeplice&nbsp; and&nbsp; discuss&nbsp; implications&nbsp; for&nbsp; control.&nbsp; We&nbsp; also&nbsp; describe&nbsp; factors&nbsp; which&nbsp; may&nbsp; regulate&nbsp; these&nbsp; processesand highlight some specific areas in which information is required.</p>
10aregulation10asurvival10atransmission1 aJames, Peter, J.1 aCrawford, S.  uhttp://www.licebosstools.org.au/FLICS/PDFs/Chapter_2/James_Crawford_Biology_population_of_sheep_lice.pdf