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Tick identification
The ear of an animal parasitised by the brown ear tick, Rhipicephalus appendiculatus, the vector of the protozoan causing East Coast fever (ECF).
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Term: 2013
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Published: November 18, 2013 |
| Revised: July 30, 2015 |
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| Document Title | Creator | Download | License |
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| Complete module (html) | Prof Maxime Madder |
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| Complete module (Word and PDF) | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Introduction | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Importance | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Sytematics/Taxonomy | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Seasonal occurrence / Life cycle | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Morphology | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Identification / General characteristics of tick genera (hard and soft ticks) | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Ticks of veterinary importance / Differential diagnosis | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Tick distribution | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| References | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Fact sheet: Tick identification | Prof Maxime Madder | ||
| Key to identification of families and genera | Prof Maxime Madder |
