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. 2020 Aug 19;82(1):95–123. doi: 10.1007/s10493-020-00533-y

Table 4.

Vector competence of Dermacentor reticulatus based on the results of transmission studies (tick to host transmission TH, transovarial transmission TO, transstadial survival TS, and tick stages larva L, nymph N, adult A)

Pathogen Disease Transmission Tick stage References
Palma virus TH (white mice, co-feeding) Labuda et al. (1997)
Omsk haem. fever virus TH (human), TO, TS N, A Růžek et al. (2010) (review)
TBE virus Tick-borne encephalitis TH (white mice) N Koz̆uch and Nosek (1971)
TO, TS L, N, A Zhmaeva and Pchelkina (1967b)
TO, TS L, N, A Naumov et al. (1980)
TO, TS L, N, A Belova et al. (2013)
TS N, A Karbowiak et al. (2016)
TH (human) A Valitskaya et al. (2016)
TH (white mice, co-feeding) A Ličková et al. (2020)
Anaplasma marginale Bovine anaplasmosis TH (calfs) A (male) Zivkovic et al. (2007)
Coxiella burnetii Q fever TH (guinea pigs), TO, TS L, N, A Zhmaeva and Pchelkina (1967a)
Rickettsia raoultii TIBOLA/DEBONELa TO, TS Samoylenko et al. (2013)
TH (human) A (male) Földvári et al. (2013)
R. slovaca TIBOLA/DEBONELa TH (human) A Raoult et al. (2002)
TH (human) A (male) Földvári et al. (2013)
R. sibirica N. Asian/Siberian tick typhus TH (white mice), TO, TS A Korshunova (1967)
Babesia caballi Equine piroplasmosis TH, TO N, A Friedhoff (1988) (review)
B. canis Canine babesiosis TH, TO A Friedhoff (1988) (review)
TH (dog) A Varloud et al. (2018)

Review papers are given when historical papers were not available

aTick-borne lymphadenopathy/Dermacentor-borne necrosis erythema and lymphadenopathy