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1 online resource |
| Series |
Insects and other terrestrial arthropods: biology, chemistry and behavior |
| Contents |
Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- About the Editors -- Chapter 1 -- Biology, Ecology and Importance of Rhipicephalus Ticks in Brazil -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Rhipicephalus Microplus (Canestrini, 1888) -- Main Morphological Characteristics -- Geographic Distribution -- Biological Cycle -- Non-Parasitic Phase -- Parasitic Phase -- Rhipicephalus Sanguineus (Latreille) Sensu Lato -- Main Morphological Characteristics -- Geographic Distribution -- Biological Cycle -- Non-Parasitic Phase -- Parasitic Phase -- References -- Chapter 2 -- Epidemiology of Tick-Borne Diseases -- Abstract |
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Abbrevations -- Introduction -- Theileriosis -- Morphology -- Taxonomy -- Theileria Species -- Clinical Signs of Theileriosis -- Life Cycle of Theileria -- Transmission -- Geographical Distribution -- Risk Factors Associated with Theileriosis -- Treatment -- Babesiosis -- Morphology and Size Description -- Taxonomy -- Babesia Species -- Clinical Signs of Babesiosis -- Life Cycle of Babesia -- Transmission of Babesiosis -- Geographical Distribution -- Risk Factors Associated with Babesiosis -- Ehrlichiosis -- Morphology and Size Descriptions -- Taxonomy -- Ehrlichia Species -- Clinical Signs |
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Life Cycle -- Ehrlichia spp. Transmission -- Geographical Distributions -- Risk Factors -- Treatment -- Heartwater Disease -- Morphology -- Taxonomy -- Symptoms -- Vector -- Susceptible Hosts -- Geographical Localization -- Anaplasmosis -- Cellular Morphology -- Taxonomic Classification -- Species -- Clinical Signs -- Life Cycles -- Ticks Vector -- Geographical Distribution -- Risk Factors -- Treatment -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3 -- Ticks and Tick Borne Diseases in Pakistan -- Abstract -- Livestock Sector of Pakistan -- Ticks of Pakistan -- Tick Borne Diseases in Pakistan |
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Theileriosis -- Theileria spp. -- Clinical Signs of Theileriosis -- Control of Theileriosis -- Bovine Theileriosis in Pakistan -- Ovine Theileriosis in Pakistan -- Equine theileriosis in Pakistan -- Babesiosis -- Babesia spp. -- Clinical Signs of Babesiosis -- Control of Babesiosis -- Bovine Babesiosis in Pakistan -- Ovine Babesiosis in Pakistan -- Equine Babesiosis in Pakistan -- Canine Babesiosis in Pakistan -- Anaplasmosis -- Anaplasma spp. -- Clinical Signs of Anaplasmosis -- Control of Anaplasmosis -- Bovine Anaplasmosis in Pakistan -- Bovine Anaplasmosis in Pakistan |
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Eqine Anaplasmosis in Pakistan -- Abbreviation -- References -- Chapter 4 -- Current Status of Tick-Borne Diseases in India -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Distribution of Important Tick Vectors in India -- Major TBDS Prevalent in India -- Indian Tick Typhus -- Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) -- Kyasanur Forest Disease -- Theileriosis -- Babesiosis -- Bovine Anaplasmosis -- Vector Control -- References -- Chapter 5 -- Integrated Tick Management -- Abstract -- 1. The Genus of Rhipicephalus -- 1.1. Common Name -- 1.2. Taxonomy -- 1.3. Geographical Distribution -- 1.4. Morphology |
| Summary |
"Ticks are among the most competent and versatile vectors of pathogens and are second to mosquitoes as vectors of a number of human pathogens. They are the most important vector of pathogens affecting cattle worldwide. Problems with tick-borne diseases were related to the introduction of improved breeds of cattle into tick-infested areas because of their greater productivity compared to well-adapted indigenous breeds. The global loss due to ticks and tick borne diseases (TTBDs) was estimated to be between $13.9 and $18.7 billion annually while in India the cost of controlling TTBDs has been estimated at $498.7 million/annum. Also, cattle infested with ticks and infected with tick-borne disease agents were moved into areas where these tick species had not previously existed. This book is written by an international collection of tick experts of prestigious organizations and covers in-depth information on different aspects of ticks i.e. biology, acaricide resistance, tick-borne diseases, tick management strategies etc. It is a valuable resource for students, academic researchers and professionals because it covers the whole range of ticks and tick-borne diseases. This handbook was assembled through the efforts of five editors and the book chapters' authors, each of whom contributed to different components of the handbook"-- Provided by publisher |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed |
| Subject |
Rhipicephalus.
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Tick-borne diseases in animals.
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Ticks -- Control.
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Rhipicephalus
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Tick-borne diseases in animals
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Ticks -- Control
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Kumar, Sachin (Researcher of veterinary research), editor
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| LC no. |
2021019807 |
| ISBN |
1536196355 |
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9781536196351 |
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