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Hyalomma spp. (view source)

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These  are large ticks that are commonly found on the legs, udder,  tail or  perianal region of mammals. They are either two or three host  ticks  found in central Asia, southern Europe and North Africa.
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|name              =''Hyalomma spp.''
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|kingdom            =Animalia
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|sub-kingdom        =
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|phylum            =[[:Category:Arthropods|Arthropoda]]
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|super-class        =
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|class              =[[:Category:Arachnida|Arachnida]]
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|sub-class          =Acari
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|super-order        =Parasitiformes
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|order              =Ixodida
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|sub-order          =
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|super-family      =Ixodidea
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|family            =Ixodidae
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|sub-family        =
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|genus              =Hyalomma
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|species            =''H. anatolicum'', ''H. aegyptium'' and others
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These  are large ticks that are commonly found on the legs, udder,  tail or  perianal region of mammals. They are either two or three host  ticks  found in central Asia, southern Europe and North Africa.
    
Ticks of these species can identified by:
 
Ticks of these species can identified by:
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