Ornithodoros spp. - Revision history

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Life Cycle

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Ornithodoros erraticus

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 Like ''O. erraticus'', laying eggs in the sand.  The larvae then remain inactive until they moult into nymphs.  The nymphs then undergo several further transformations, then become adults.
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 [[Category:Soft Ticks - Overseas]]
 [[Category:Rodent Parasites]][[Category:Expert_Review]]

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 ==''Ornithodoros erraticus''==
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+Also known as: '''''Ornothodoros marocanus — Sand tampan
 ===Hosts===
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 ==''Ornithodoros hermsi''==
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 ===Hosts===
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 Like ''O. erraticus'', laying eggs in the sand.  The larvae then remain inactive until they moult into nymphs.  The nymphs then undergo several further transformations, then become adults.
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 ''O. hermsi'' can affect most mammals, but is seen most commonly amongst rodents.

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	==Life Cycle==		==Life Cycle==
	Like ''O. erraticus'', laying eggs in the sand. The larvae then remain inactive until they moult into nymphs. The nymphs then undergo several further transformations, then become adults.		Like ''O. erraticus'', laying eggs in the sand. The larvae then remain inactive until they moult into nymphs. The nymphs then undergo several further transformations, then become adults.
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