… Ticks also cause direct damage to skin of animals and humans and may inject toxins that lead
to paralysis… Although ticks are noted for their attachment to humans and animals, nearly all …

… tasmani (n = 10) (Roberts 1960, 1970; Andrews et al. 2006; Barker et al. 2014). An … archived
ticks housed within Australia’s natural history collections, these and other tick species may …

… species of tick in Australia is the paralysis tick Ixodes holocyclus, which occurs in a narrow
strip down the east coast of Australia, from north Queensland … Australian Ticks (Roberts 1970), …

… Ixodids are the predominant tick family associated with Australian wildlife and have several
… There are 71 currently recognized Australian tick species (57 ixodid ticks), 55 of which …

… , most important, our knowledge of tick-borne diseases has vastly … on tick-borne diseases
to the other tick species present in Germany in the hope that more information on these species …

… AUSTRALIA Only 3 tick species in Australia present significant economic problems: R.
microplus, Ixodes holocyclus, and Haemaphysalis longicornis, Both H. longicornis and I. …

… Sequence E5b2, a tick removed from a spotted tail quoll has 70–117 SNPs present in half
of the protein coding genes including nad1,2,4,5, cox1, atp6 and cob. It is unexpected to see …

… Species of Psocoptera were frequently sent (70 submissions) and labelled as the causative
… (1974) reported on cases of tick paralysis in animals from Tasmania; however, we have …

… ticks is quite different to the working hypothesis of 5 years ago. So that the classification reflects
our knowledge of ticks, several changes to the nomenclature of ticks … Australian ticks that …

… The main purpose of this paper is to provide a sample list of acronyms for acarological … a
complete list of acronyms and their synonyms of repositories for mite and tick specimens. Rather…