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Psoroptes ovis
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*Indirect transmission can also occur
*Indirect transmission can also occur
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'''Pathogenesis'''
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*Economically important ectoparasite of sheep
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*Causes '''sheep scab'''
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**Wool loss, restlessness, biting, scratching of infested area and decreased productivity through decreased weight gain
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**Usually seen in '''late autumn''' and '''early winter''' (although may also occur in late summer)
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**Population numbers decline after shearing due to a change in the micro-climate, then build up again as the fleece grows
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**'''Notifiable in UK'''
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*Mites found under scabs and in skin folds
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*Lesions most common on flanks, neck, back and shoulders
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*Causes pruritic condition of cattle
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*Active in keratin layer
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*Mouthparts abrade the skin
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*Antigenic material in mite faeces can lead to hypersensitivity reactions
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