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to ECF , two other clinical forms of the disease have been recognized in cattle : (
1 ) a more virulent form known as Corridor Disease , caused by organisms
originating in wild buffalo and transmitted by ticks to cattle ( Norval et al . , 1991 ) ;
and ...
to ECF , two other clinical forms of the disease have been recognized in cattle : (
1 ) a more virulent form known as Corridor Disease , caused by organisms
originating in wild buffalo and transmitted by ticks to cattle ( Norval et al . , 1991 ) ;
and ...
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29 Tick - borne Bacterial Diseases INTRODUCTION Ticks transmit several
important bacterial diseases to man and animals . Excluding diseases caused by
rickettsiae , these include Lyme disease , relapsing fever and tularemia . In terms
of ...
29 Tick - borne Bacterial Diseases INTRODUCTION Ticks transmit several
important bacterial diseases to man and animals . Excluding diseases caused by
rickettsiae , these include Lyme disease , relapsing fever and tularemia . In terms
of ...
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Moose disease , transmitted by the winter tick , D. albipictus , is of limited
importance and will not be considered further . ... The various species of tick -
borne bacterial agents , their vectors , hosts , geographic range , and the
diseases they ...
Moose disease , transmitted by the winter tick , D. albipictus , is of limited
importance and will not be considered further . ... The various species of tick -
borne bacterial agents , their vectors , hosts , geographic range , and the
diseases they ...
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Contents
ECOLOGY OF NONNIDOCOLOUS TICKS | 3 |
ECOLOGY OF NIDICOLOUS TICKS | 66 |
ACQUIRED IMMUNITY TO TICKS | 92 |
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