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Rate of salivation in vitro increases with progression of feeding, but there is no comparable increase in dry weight of the salivary glands during the early phase of engorgement. Engorged ticks secreted at only 25 % the rate of 90\u2212250 mg ticks, indicating that salivary gland degeneration has already begun in the very early post-engorgement stage. A salivary gland stimulating factor can be detected in the nervous system but not in other tissues. Male salivary glands secrete at only 1\/20th the rate of female glands. Thus males probably do not use their salivary glands as osmoregulatory organs. 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