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- who: Claire Cayol from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the research: Sympatric Ixodes-tick species: pattern of distribution and pathogen transmission within wild rodent populations, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 25/Oct/2018
SUMMARY
Ticks were collected around the vole trapping transects during the week of rodents trapping41. At urban sites, the nymphal infestation likelihood was significantly lower than in non-urban sites. The infestation prevalence was 30.9% among the voles captured from the 10 sites where I. ricinus was detected, and 56.6% in the four sites (sites 1, 2, 5 and . . .
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