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Page 306
Shatas ( 1952 ) referred to Haemaphysalis punctata as a reservoir and vector of
P . tularensis , whilst Zasukhin ( 1936 ) expressed the view that R . rossicus , as it
was found spontaneously infected , might well prove to be a vector since it ...
Shatas ( 1952 ) referred to Haemaphysalis punctata as a reservoir and vector of
P . tularensis , whilst Zasukhin ( 1936 ) expressed the view that R . rossicus , as it
was found spontaneously infected , might well prove to be a vector since it ...
Page 331
B . gibsoni occurs in India and China , where the consequent chronic febrile
conditions in dogs are characterized by exacerbations and remissions with a
resultant high mortality rate . The tick Haemaphysalis bispinosa is the usual
vector , and ...
B . gibsoni occurs in India and China , where the consequent chronic febrile
conditions in dogs are characterized by exacerbations and remissions with a
resultant high mortality rate . The tick Haemaphysalis bispinosa is the usual
vector , and ...
Page 392
Pokrovskaya ( 1953 ) considered that D . marginatus was the vector of this virus ,
which under laboratory conditions persisted for 3 months in the tissues of 1 .
ricinus . It was also experimentally transmitted by the bite of this tick . There is
little ...
Pokrovskaya ( 1953 ) considered that D . marginatus was the vector of this virus ,
which under laboratory conditions persisted for 3 months in the tissues of 1 .
ricinus . It was also experimentally transmitted by the bite of this tick . There is
little ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CUTICLETHE KEY TO Tick ADAPTABILITY | 10 |
EXTERNAL FEATURES OF SOME ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT SPECIES | 27 |
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