Rhipicephalus appendiculatus
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[ Opisthokonta | Metazoa | Eumetazoa | . . .
. . . | Rhipicephalinae | Rhipicephalus | Rhipicephalus ]
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Taxonomy: | Eukaryota | Opisthokonta | Metazoa | Eumetazoa | Bilateria | Protostomia | Ecdysozoa | Panarthropoda | Arthropoda | Chelicerata | Arachnida | Acari | Parasitiformes | Ixodida | Ixodoidea | Ixodidae | Rhipicephalinae | Rhipicephalus | Rhipicephalus |
Common: | brown ear tick (German: braune Ohrzecke) |
Comment: | Rhipicephalus appendiculatus is a hard tick found in the ears of cattle, other livestock, and antelope. This tick is considered to be a major pest in areas where it is endemic. Heavy infestations on cattle can result in severe damage to the ears, a potentially fatal toxemia, or the loss of resistance to some infections. |
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Go to NCBI Taxonomy (34631) |
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Publications: |
de Castro MH, de Klerk D, Pienaar R et. al.
( 2016)
Ticks Tick Borne Dis 7, 536-548.
Nene V, Lee D, Kang'a S et. al.
( 2004)
Insect Biochem Mol Biol 34, 1117-28.
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