Ectoparasites of the Cottontail Rabbit in Lee County, Northern Illinois

"Ectoparasites of the Cottontail Rabbit in Lee County, Northern Illinois" presents a focused study on the external parasites infesting cottontail rabbits in a specific geographic region. This research, originally published in 1957, provides detailed insights into the types and prevalence of ectoparasites found on these rabbits, offering valuable data for zoologists, entomologists, and wildlife researchers.

The study meticulously documents the collection and identification of various ectoparasites, contributing to a broader understanding of parasite-host interactions and the ecological dynamics of the region. With its specific geographic focus and detailed observations, this work remains a relevant resource for those studying wildlife parasitology and regional fauna.

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