Tick identification

The ear of an animal parasitised by the brown ear tick, Rhipicephalus appendiculatus, the vector of the protozoan causing East Coast fever (ECF).

Term: 2013	Published: November 18, 2013
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Complete module (html)	Prof Maxime Madder
Complete module (Word and PDF)	Prof Maxime Madder	identification_complete.docx identification_complete.pdf
Introduction	Prof Maxime Madder	01_identification_introduction.docx 01_identification_introduction.pdf
Importance	Prof Maxime Madder	02_identification_importance.docx 02_identification_importance.pdf
Sytematics/Taxonomy	Prof Maxime Madder	03_identification_taxonomy.docx 03_identification_taxonomy.pdf
Seasonal occurrence / Life cycle	Prof Maxime Madder	04_identification_lifecycle.docx 04_identification_lifecycle.pdf
Morphology	Prof Maxime Madder	05_identification_morphology.docx 05_identification_morphology.pdf
Identification / General characteristics of tick genera (hard and soft ticks)	Prof Maxime Madder	06_identification_id.docx 06_identification_id.pdf
Ticks of veterinary importance / Differential diagnosis	Prof Maxime Madder	07_identification_vetimportance.docx 07_identification_vetimportance.pdf
Tick distribution	Prof Maxime Madder	08_identification_distribution.docx 08_identification_distribution.pdf
References	Prof Maxime Madder	10_identification_references.docx 10_identification_references.pdf
Fact sheet: Tick identification	Prof Maxime Madder	ticks_identification_fs.docx ticks_identification_fs.pdf
Key to identification of families and genera	Prof Maxime Madder	key_families_genera.pdf

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