Pesq. Vet. Bras. 32(8) (Ewing, 1924). The frequency of data of G. quadrisetosa, the most prevalent species in the study, showed that the mean of lice collected in the different body parts was higher in females (p=0,0498). The climatic period did not inϐluence the frequency of G. quadrisetosa collected from the animals (p>0.05). Demodex sp. was the ϐirst record of ectofauna identiϐied in G. spixii in semiarid conditions in Brazil. The data indicate that the body surface area and the climatic period did not inϐlu-ence the infra-population of Gliricola quadrisetosa found in Galea spixii.
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