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Taxonomically, ectoparasites represent a very diverse group, which includes: fleas, lice, mites, and ticks, among others. The aim of this work is to extend the knowledge about the ectoparasite fauna associated with rodents and marsupials from Corrientes Province. For this purpose, 2 suburban sites in Corrientes City were sampled: Santa Ana de los Guacaras and San Patricio. Fifty-four mammal hosts were examined. Among the marsupials, 2 species were collected:  Lutreolina crassicaudata  Desmarest, 1804 and  Didelphis albiventris  Lund, 1840. The analyzed rodents included 3 species:  Cavia aperea  Erxleber, 1777,  Oxymycterus rufus  Fischer, 1814 and  Oligoryzomys  sp. Bangs, 1900. In total, 469 ectoparasites were collected including 5 genera of mites:  Androlaelaps  Berlese, 1903,  Gigantolaelaps  Nesbitt, 1951,  Laelaps  Koch, 1836,  Mysolaelaps  Fonseca, 1935, and  Ornithonyssus  Sambon, 1928; 3 species of ticks,  Amblyomma ovale  Koch, 1844,  A. dubitatum  Neumann, 1899, and  Ixodes loricatus  Neumann, 1899; 2 species of fleas:  Polygenis axius  Jordan u0026 Rothschild, 1923 and  Polygenis bohlsi  Wagner, 1901, and 3 different lice,  Trimenopon hispidum  Burmeister, 1838,  Gliricola  sp. Schrank, 1781, and  Gyropus  sp. Nitzsch, 1818. These results provide host and locality records and new parasite-host associations.

Ectoparasites associated with rodents (Rodentia) and marsupials (Didelphimorphia) from northeastern Argentina: new host and locality records