| 1. | This species was previously known as " Trivia pediculus ".
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| 2. | When humans lost their body hair, the Pediculus louse was confined to the head.
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| 3. | The human head and body lice are known as Pediculus humanus and the chimpanzee louse is Pediculus schaeffi.
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| 4. | The human head and body lice are known as Pediculus humanus and the chimpanzee louse is Pediculus schaeffi.
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| 5. | Some species including " Pediculus humanus " ( lice ) have multiple chromosomes in the mitochondrion.
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| 6. | Curiously, this pattern is not found in the human body louse ( " Pediculus humanus " ).
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| 7. | Experiments with " Pediculus humanus humanus " ( body lice ) emphasize the attendant hazards of lice copulation.
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| 8. | Reed's new finding raises the intriguing possibility that humans contracted one strain of the Pediculus louse from another host species.
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| 9. | But Pediculus humanis capitis _ the common head louse _ is one family memento that's best just to leave at home.
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| 10. | That louse would have belonged to the genus Pediculus and evolved into two sister species when the human and chimp lineages parted ways.
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