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LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

Jan 02, 2016

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Page 1: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

LAB 9

Page 2: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

TICKS• Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders

• Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host)

• GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum)– Ixodes species (black – legged tick) • I. scapularis• Ixodes pacificus

– Dermacentor species (wood / dog tick)• D. variabilis (dog)• D. andersoni (wood)

Page 3: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.
Page 4: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

Females can lay up to 8000 eggs on a leafAdults live for about 1 year

Page 5: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

•Scutum is the hard shield found on the back • Covers entire back of males•1/3 of the back in females• Ixodes species (carries Lyme disease)

MALE FEMALE

Page 6: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

IXODES Species TICK

A = anal groove

B = anus

Page 7: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

White markings – Dermacentor sp.

MALE FEMALE

Page 8: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.

TICK

?WHITE MARKINGS

YES NO

DERMACENTOR SPECIES

(engorged/not engorged)

?ANAL GROOVE

YES

IXODES SPECIES(engorged/not engorged)

?SCUTUMYes…Hard Tick

Page 9: LAB 9. TICKS Relatives to scorpions, mites and spiders Parasites (survival dependent on feeding on a host) GENERA – Hard Ticks (scutum) –Ixodes species.
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TICK REMOVAL

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DISEASES TRANSMITTED BY IXODES TICK

• LYME DISEASE•Causative agent: Borrelia burgdorferi • Spirochete in the stomach• Transmitted after tick engorged for 36 hours• Fever, headache, fatigue, target lesion

• BABESIOSIS•Causative agent: Babesia microti•Parasite infecting red blood cells

• ANAPLASMOSIS•Causative agent: •Anaplasma phagocytophilum• Bacterium infecting white blood cells

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ClassicTarget Lesion

of Lyme

Disease