Tick-borne Diseases and Their Vectors: Proceedings of an International Conference Held in Edinburgh from the 27th September to the 1st October, 1976Jack Kenneth Hilary Wilde, University of Edinburgh. Centre for Tropical Veterinary Medicine |
Contents
SECOND PLENARY SESSION CONTROL OF TICKS | 3 |
FIRST PLENARY SESSION TICK BIOLOGY | 15 |
THE EFFECT OF CIRCADIAN ALTERNATION BETWEEN | 33 |
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acaricides activity adults Africa agent Amblyomma amidines amitraz Anaplasma marginale anaplasmosis animals annulata antibody antigen areas argasid Babesia babesiosis bigemina blood bovine Brocklesby calf calves canis cattle cell lines challenge clinical collected cycle decoloratus Dermacentor dipping divergens dose East Coast fever effect eggs Ehrlichia Ehrlichia canis engorged erythrocytes experimental experiments feeding females Haemaphysalis heartwater hebraeum host humidity Hyalomma immunity incubation infected ticks inoculation isolated Ixodes ricinus ixodicides ixodid Kenya laboratory larvae lawrencei lepidum males method mice moulting Muguga mutans numbers nymphal nymphs observed occur parasitaemia parasites period pheromone piroplasms population reaction response Rhipicephalus appendiculatus rickettsias Ristic ruminantium samples schizonts seasonal serological serum sheep smears splenectomized stages strain susceptible Table temperature Theileria parva theileriosis tick control tick resistance tick species tick-borne diseases ticks tissue culture titres transmission transmitted tropical unfed vaccine variegatum vector Veterinary viraemia virulent virus viruses vitro