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Gray (1991) considers 3 years to be typical, since each stage takes
approximately 1 year to develop to the next. Although studied for more than 50
years, details of the /. ricinus life history remain confused and controversial. The
classic studies ...
Gray (1991) considers 3 years to be typical, since each stage takes
approximately 1 year to develop to the next. Although studied for more than 50
years, details of the /. ricinus life history remain confused and controversial. The
classic studies ...
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Readers familiar with the ecology of the American Ixodes dammini will note the
similarity in the periods when each life stage is active, although bimodal (/. ricinus
) versus predominantly unimodal (7. dammini) seasonal activity patterns reflect ...
Readers familiar with the ecology of the American Ixodes dammini will note the
similarity in the periods when each life stage is active, although bimodal (/. ricinus
) versus predominantly unimodal (7. dammini) seasonal activity patterns reflect ...
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100 Constitutional Heart Figure 29.8 Course of the three different stages of Lyme
disease in relation to time after exposure to infection. The solid line represents
stage I symptoms (especially EM), normally expressed within the first 1-1.5 ...
100 Constitutional Heart Figure 29.8 Course of the three different stages of Lyme
disease in relation to time after exposure to infection. The solid line represents
stage I symptoms (especially EM), normally expressed within the first 1-1.5 ...
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Contents
ECOLOGY OF NONNIDOCOLOUS TICKS | 3 |
ECOLOGY OF NIDICOLOUS TICKS | 66 |
ACQUIRED IMMUNITY TO TICKS | 92 |
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