TickTick| Forkland Is. Dependencies 1982 | Tanzania 1994 | Forkland Is. Dependencies 1982 |
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|---|---|---|
| Laelapid Mite Gamasellus racovitzai (Ologamasidae) |
Velvet Mite Trombidium sp. (Trombiculidae) |
Alaskan Mite Alaskoretes antarcticus (Ixodidae) |
| Mozambique 1980 | Mozambique 1980 |
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|---|---|
| Animals Tick Dermacentor circumguttatus (Ixodidae) |
Rhinoceros Tick Dermacentor rhinocerinus (Ixodidae) |
| Mozambique 1980 | Mozambique 1980 | Mozambique 1980 |
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|---|---|---|
| Green Bont Tick Amblyomma hebraeum (Ixodidae) |
Red Ixodid Tick Amblyomma pomposum (Ixodidae) |
Yellow Ixodid Tick Amblyomma theilerae (Ixodidae) |
Most ticks are minute animals and it has most things of 0.3-0.8mm grade. Unlike an insect, there are eight legs and there are an antenna and no shuttlecock. Almost all kinds are blind, instead much hair has grown in the body or the leg and a tactile sense stimulus can be felt.
As for the Acarina, at least 10,000 or more sorts of kinds are known out of the world.
Many hard ticks and star ticks transmit an epidemic, and they are serious harmful insects of a domestic animal such as a cow, sheep, horse and cage bird. there are insects transmitting the viral disease that Home sapiens is infected with.
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