| Autor: |
Bugmyrin, S.V., Romanova, L.Yu., Belova, O.A., Kholodilov, I.S., Bespyatova, L.A., Chernokhaeva, L.L., Gmyl, L.V., Klimentov, A.S., Ivannikova, A.Y., Polienko, A.E., Yakovlev, A.S., Ieshko, E.P., Gmyl, A.P., Karganova, G.G. |
| Zdroj: |
Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases; November 2022, Vol. 13 Issue: 6 |
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•Wide distribution and high abundance of I. persulcatusticks in Karelia.•Higher infection rate of I. persulcatusticks, than I. ricinus.•TBEV was not detected in southwestern Karelia, where I. ricinusdominates.•No correlation between the infection rate of ticks and the sex of the vector.•Geographical and temporal variability of tick infection rates. |
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