Collection and prevalence of ticks in cattles and buffaloes from free-range management systems of Islamabad
Background In recent decades, parasitism has remained one of the major problems of dairy
industry in Pakistan. In this context, the most common tick species prevailing is Hyalomma,
Boophilus, Haemaphysalis, and Rhipicephalus. Result High prevalence was found in cow
20.83% as compared to buffaloes. Over all prevalence of ticks was found as 11.3% whereas
no ticks were found from LRS (livestock research station), and Malpur showed higher
prevalence (8.67%). Breed wise tick prevalence showed that crossbred cattle was heavily …
industry in Pakistan. In this context, the most common tick species prevailing is Hyalomma,
Boophilus, Haemaphysalis, and Rhipicephalus. Result High prevalence was found in cow
20.83% as compared to buffaloes. Over all prevalence of ticks was found as 11.3% whereas
no ticks were found from LRS (livestock research station), and Malpur showed higher
prevalence (8.67%). Breed wise tick prevalence showed that crossbred cattle was heavily …
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ZA Zawar Ahmad, M Adnan, N Imtiaz… - 2019 - basicandappliedzoology …
Background: In recent decades, parasitism has remained one of the major problems of dairy
industry in Pakistan. In this context, the most common tick species prevailing is Hyalomma,
Boophilus, Haemaphysalis, and Rhipicephalus. Result: High prevalence was found in cow
20.83% as compared to buffaloes. Over all prevalence of ticks was found as 11.3% whereas
no ticks were found from LRS (livestock research station), and Malpur showed higher
prevalence (8.67%). Breed wise tick prevalence showed that crossbred cattle was heavily …
industry in Pakistan. In this context, the most common tick species prevailing is Hyalomma,
Boophilus, Haemaphysalis, and Rhipicephalus. Result: High prevalence was found in cow
20.83% as compared to buffaloes. Over all prevalence of ticks was found as 11.3% whereas
no ticks were found from LRS (livestock research station), and Malpur showed higher
prevalence (8.67%). Breed wise tick prevalence showed that crossbred cattle was heavily …
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