Published: April 20, 2004Received: September 03, 2003Available on J-STAGE: June 17, 2011Accepted: December 18, 2003
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Small mites taken from the nostrils of a Labrador Retriever (7 years old, 28kg boby weight, indoor-housed) were observed. They were ovoid in shape with an average length of 695 (628-808)μm and had average width of 464 (439-533)μm and had 10 pairs of doral setae. The site of the parasites and morphological findings indicated that they were Pneumonyssoides caninum larvae.
