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Press Release 12-162
Precautions for Tick-Borne Disease Extend "Beyond Lyme"
Save the tick that bites you: it may not be the one you think
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A nymphal blacklegged tick on leaf litter in Tennessee.
Credit: Graham Hickling, University of Tennessee |
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Scientist Graham Hickling checks a drag-cloth for ticks.
Credit: Jean Tsao, Michigan State University |
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Biologist Jean Tsao readies a 'tick garden' used for close-up observations of ticks.
Credit: Graham Hickling, University of Tennessee |
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Researchers trap white-footed mice to check them for Lyme disease.
Credit: Graham Hickling, University of Tennessee |
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A female blacklegged tick converting its blood-meal into thousands of eggs.
Credit: Graham Hickling, University of Tennessee |
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