Identification of Ixodes ricinus blood meals using an automated protocol with high resolution melting analysis (HRMA) reveals the importance of domestic dogs as larval tick hosts in Italian alpine…

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Who is on the menu for #Ixodes ricinus baby tick larvae collected as nymphs? Your #dog in 21.3% of all larval blood meals! #Lymedisease #doghealth #pets #anmials #dog https://t.co/eElyFE3xOX

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And it seems that Ixodes larvae also feed on dog's blood ! https://t.co/oXj4DWhlPb

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domestic dogs are important larval hosts of #Ixodes ricinus in Italian alpine forests https://t.co/Cy2eWOOKFL https://t.co/AWKS13WT9u

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