Skip to main content
. 2020 Nov 17;13:252–260. doi: 10.1016/j.ijppaw.2020.11.002

Table 3.

Detection of tick-borne parasites harbored by ixodid ticks collected from white-tailed deer and nilgai hosts in south Texas.

Tick Species (Host)
Anaplasmatacae sp. groEL positive
Rickettsia sp. rompA positive
Theileria-Babesia sp.
18S SSU rRNA positive

Female
Male
Nymphs
Larval Pools
Female
Male
Nymphs
Larval Pools
Female
Male
Nymphs
Larval Pools
# positive/ total number
(proportion positive of total)
# positive/ total number
(proportion positive of total)
# positive/ total number
(proportion positive of total)
Anocenter nitens
(White-tailed deer)
40/ 84 (0.47) 41/ 151 (0.27) 15/ 115 (0.13) 7/ 55 (0.13) 0/ 84
-
0/ 151
-
0/ 115
-
0/ 55
-
16a/ 84 (0.19) 60 a/ 151 (0.40) 15/ 115 (0.13) 48/ 55 (0.87)
(Nilgai) 0/ 32
-
0/ 38
-
0/ 12
-
0/ 2
-
0/ 32
-
0/ 38
-
0/ 12
-
0/ 2
-
2/ 32 (0.06) 6/ 38 (0.16) 0/ 12
-
0/ 2
-
Amblyomma maculatum
(White-tailed deer)
6/ 16 (0.38) 2/ 16 (0.13) 0/ 1
-
n/a
-
2/ 16 (0.13) 2/ 16 (0.13) 0/ 1
-
n/a
-
0/ 16
-
0/ 16
-
0/ 1
-
n/a
-
Ixodes scapularis
(White-tailed deer)
0/ 31
-
0/ 6
-
n/a
-
n/a
-
31/ 31 (1.00) 6/ 6 (1.00) n/a
-
n/a
-
0/ 31
-
0/ 6
-
n/a
-
n/a
-
a

Of these positive A. nitens ticks, two adult females and six adult males were collected from a single nilgai host.