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Common parasites of dogs

Common parasites of dogs

 

Common parasites of dogs
Image Number: 1820-064
Dimensions: 6"x6"
Media Used: watercolor/photoshop
Formats Available: Digital
Title: Common parasites of dogs
Customization: Available
Image Description:  Flea (ctenocephalides canis), deer tick (ixodes dammini), mange mite (sarcooptes scabiei, are common external parasites of dogs

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 Laurie O'Keefe has been providing detailed and accurate illustrations for the medical and scientific communities since 1985.

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B.S Zoology
M.S. Anatomy, with a concentration in Bio-Medical illustration-Colorado State University

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