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A Seminoma and a Leiomyosarcoma in an Albino African Lungfish (Protopterus dolloi)

found on owls of the genera Athene and Otus (Price and Beer, 1963, J. Kan. Entomob. Soc. 36: 58-64). In summation, only 60% (3/5) of the burrowing owls were infested and of a total of 25 lice, taken from these hosts, 17 (representing 8 S. speotyti and nine C. pectinatum) were recovered from one host, in town C. The results of this study indicated the presence of a greater variety of ectoparasites from town C than from the other two towns. This disparity could be attributed to the small sample sizes or the age of the prairie dog town. Older towns are usually much more complex in terms of construction and arthropod fauna (Wibcomb, 1954, op. cit.). We thank Dr. K. C. Emerson for identifying the lice and the Lbano Estacado Center for Advanced Professional Studies and Research for financial support granted to the senior author.