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. 2016 Sep 8;70(3):381–394. doi: 10.1007/s10493-016-0082-x

Table 1.

Borrelia burgdorferi s.l. infection in ticks infesting blackbirds resident in NE Poland

Year No. of birds examined No. of birds infested by ticks/prevalence (%) No. of ticks collected (larvae; nymphs)/intensity (ticks per bird) [±SD] No. of ticks with B. burgdorferi s.l. (larvae; nymphs)/prevalence (%) No. of birds infested by ticks with B. burgdorferi s.l./prevalence (%)
1996 11 10/90.9 58 (23; 35)/5.3 [±6.2] 5 (0; 5)/8.6 3/27.3
1997 14 11/78.6 59 (9; 50)/4.2 [±5.6] 4 (0; 4)/6.8 3/21.4
2005 14 13/92.8 199 (71; 128)/14.2 [±13.6] 8 (1; 7)/4 4/28.6
2006 15 15/100 158 (15; 143)/10.5 [±7.1] 9 (1; 8)/5.7 5/33.3
2011 14 13/92.8 103 (10; 93)/7.4 [±9.9] 21 (0; 21)/20.4 5/35.7
2012 10 8/80 46 (3; 43)/4.6 [±4.3] 14 (2; 12)/30.4 4/40
Total 78 70/89.7 623 (131; 492)/8 [±9.1] 61 (4; 57)/9.8 (3; 11.6) 24/30.8