Sweating sickness

Francisella tularensis

Russian spring-summer encephalitis virus and Siberian tick typhus

Rocky Mountain Wood Tick 3-host tick 0.5-2 mL

Spinose Ear Tick No distinct lateral suture Vestigial hypostome Adult: granulated integument 1-host tick

Castor Bean Tick Consumes up to 5 mL of host blood Host: livestock particularly sheep Feeding activity most pronounced in April-May

Aegyptianella pullorum Borrelia anserina

Brown Dog Tick Most widely distributed tick species in the world Host: dogs Often found in ears and between toes

Babesia (cattle)

Hedgehog Tick Scutum broadly hexagonal Host: European hedgehog, dogs and cats

American Dog Tick 3-host tick

B. canis

Game birds and poultr

Australian Paralysis Tick Yellow coloration Host: rodents, dogs, man Anal groove is V-shaped

Tortoises

Bovine piroplasmosis

Brown Ear Tick Host: cattle, equine, sheep, goat Attaches most frequently under the tail and in the ears

Black-legged Tick Dark-brown coloration Host: cattle, sheep, horses, dogs, cats, birds, and reptiles

Pigeon Tick Fowl Spirochaetosis Paralysis

Babesia major (cattle) and B. motasi (sheep) B. bigemina (cattle), A. marginale and A. centrale

Cattle Fever Tick Host: horses, sheep, goats, deer Babesia bigemina and Babesia bovis

Tropical Cattle Tick Host: cattle, horses, goats, donkeys, sheep, dog, pig Babesia bigemina and Babesia bovis

African Tampan Borrelia duttoni Disease African Swine Fever Borrelia recurrentis

Winter Tick Host: elk, moose, horses, cattle, antelopes, deer 1-host tick

Red-legged Tick Larval and nymphal stage engorge on the same host