Chapter 4 Figures
Figure 4.1. Field Identification of Domestic Rodents
Figure 4.2. Norway Rat
Figure 4.3. Roof Rat
Figure 4.4. Signs of Rodent Infestation
Figure 4.5. Rodent Prevention
Figure 4.6. Live Trap for Rats
Figure 4.7. Kill Traps
Figure 4.8. American, Oriental, German, and Brown-banded Cockroaches
Figure 4.9. American Cockroaches, Various Stages and Ages
Figure 4.10. Oriental Cockroaches, Various Stages and Ages
Figure 4.11. German Cockroaches, Various Stages and Ages
Figure 4.12. Brown-banded Cockroaches, Various Stages and Ages
Figure 4.13. Wood Cockroach, Adult Male
Figure 4.14. Reported Human Plague Cases (1970–1997)
Figure 4.15. Flea Life Cycle
Figure 4.16. Housefly (Musca domestica)
Figure 4.17. Life Cycle of the Fly
Figure 4.18. Termite Tube Extending from Ground to Wall (Red Arrows)
Figure 4.19. Termite Mud Shelter Tube Constructed Over A Brick Foundation
Figure 4.20. Differences Between Ants and Termites
Figure 4.21. Life Cycle of the Subterranean Termite
Figure 4.22. Subterranean Termite Risk in the United States
Figure 4.23. Typical Points of Attack by Termites in the Home
Figure 4.24. Construction Techniques That Discourage Termite Attacks: Thin Metal
Figure 4.25. Fire Ants
Figure 4.26. Range Expansion of Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA)_in the United States, 1918–1998
Figure 4.27. Fire Ant Mound
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