Ticks and tick-borne diseases affect animal and human health worldwide and are the cause
of significant economic losses. Approximately 10% of the currently known 867 tick species …

The history of the genus Babesia is briefly outlined. The classical differences with the main
other genus of non-pigment-forming hemoparasites, Theileria, are the absence of extra-…

A general review is given of the tick-borne hemoparasitic diseases of greatest economic
importance in ruminants, babesiosis, anaplasmosis, theileriosis and cowdriosis, each caused …

The taxonomy of parasites of the genus Theileria of domestic animals appeared straightforward
to most specialists in the western world about 20 years ago. Apart from the six species …

Two stocks of large Babesiae from dogs originating in France, transmitted by Dermacentor
reticulatus, two from North Africa, having Rhipicephalus sanguineus as vector, and one from …

Ticks are the most important ectoparasites of livestock in tropical and sub-tropical areas, and
are responsible for severe economic losses both through the direct effects of blood sucking …

This new edition follows as much as possible the original style and intention of the first edition
(by WP Boyt) and remains a guide for field control personnel. Although the main emphasis …

This review includes some unpublished results of recent research conducted at the Utrecht
Veterinary Faculty, and it refers to areas where further research is still needed. There is …

Serological and morphological comparison of Theileria orientalis stocks from Australia,
Britain, Iran, Japan and the USA with a more pathogenic stock from Korea, corresponding to T …

Like all parasites, ticks can be spread easily along with their hosts. Ticks are obligate parasites
of vertebrates, to which they attach themselves for varying periods of time, and are well-…