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Ixodes uriae, also
known as the
seabird tick, is a
species of
parasitic tick
known to
infest marine birds. It is
native to many high
latitude areas in...
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uncus Apanaskevich & Goodman, 2020
Ixodes unicavatus Neumann, 1908
Ixodes uriae White, 1852
Ixodes vanidicus Schulze, 1943[citation needed]
Ixodes venezuelensis...
- gull (Larus cachinnans) from
Benidorm Island off the
coast of Spain. B.
uriae was
found in
common murres in California.
About 40
cases of
human babesiosis...
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jacksoni (Hoogstraal, 1967) that only
appears on the
spotted shag and
Ixodes uriae (White, 1852) (Heath et al., 2011). They also
might carry the flea species...
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symbionts of
several species of hard
ticks (e.g.,
Ixodes ricinus and
Ixodes uriae of the
Ixodidae family). They live in the
cells of the
ovary of the females...
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Where their burrows are near
those of
Atlantic puffins, the tick
Ixodes uriae is common. The mite
Neotrombicula autumnalis is
often present, and has been...
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their catch,
which it then
snatches up. Both the
guillemot tick
Ixodes uriae and the flea
Ornithopsylla laetitiae (probably
originally a
rabbit flea)...
- Head, Scotland,
where it was
isolated from its vector, the tick
Ixodes uriae.
Gillian E.
Watret &
Richard M.
Elliott (1985). "The
proteins and RNAs of...
- also
vulnerable to the
cestode Alcataenia campylacantha.
Ticks (Ixodes
uriae) and
fleas (Ceratophyllus) have been
recorded on
chicks as well. The pigeon...
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flavivirus (family Flaviviridae)
isolated first time from a hard tick
Ixodes uriae, and
named after Gadget's
Gully on
Macquarie Island in the
southwest Pacific...
