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. 2019 Dec 13;57(3):872–883. doi: 10.1093/jme/tjz235

Table 3.

Aggregated data provided by tertiary data sources

Tertiary data source No. of counties No. of ticksa Species identified Year(s) of data collectionb Collection method Host
Stannard and Pietscht 1958 1 4+ Dermacentor variabilis 1951–1954 Field trap Medium mammal
Bouseman et al. 1990 1 9 72+ 9+ Dermacentor variabilis Ixodes scapularis 1987–1988 Drag, hunter- killed deer Deer
Nelson et al. 1991 2 204 Ixodes scapularis (1991)c Drag
Kitron et al. 1992 1 100+ Ixodes scapularis 1988–1989 Hunter-killed deer Deer
Lepitzki et al. 1992 1 8+ Amblyomma americanum 1983–1984 Field trap Rabbit
Dennis et al. 1998 35 NA Ixodes scapularis 1907–1996 Various Unknown
Jones and Kitron 2000 1 100+ Ixodes scapularis 1990–1997 Drag, field trap Small mammal
Cortinas et al. 2002 16 16+ Ixodes scapularis 1998–2000 Various Deer, small mammal
Guerra et al. 2002 6 NA Ixodes scapularis 1996–1998 Drag, field trap Small mammal
Yoder and Benoit 2003 1 NA Amblyomma americanum 1999–2002 Unknown Unknown
Springer et al. 2014 11 21+ Amblyomma americanum 1930s–2009 Various Unknown
James et al. 2015 33 NA Dermacentor variabilis 1998–2011 Unknown Unknown
Eisen et al. 2016 29 NA Ixodes scapularis 1907–2015 Various Unknown

aNA= the source does not provide exact tick numbers. A ‘+’ indicates that the sources suggested a minimum number of ticks; for example, ‘…ten deer were infested…’, so there were at least 10 ticks.

bThe data sources provided aggregate data between those years.

cWe used the year of publication to specify a relative year of collection when none was given.