BSIP RM batch 55

EN_01534163_0221

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This engorged tick, collected in Annapolis, Maryland, is likely an adult female deer tick, or and lti and gtIxodes scapularis and lt/i and gt. Deer ticks are also called blacklegged ticks and can transmit pathogens that cause tick-borne diseases such as babesiosis and Lyme disease. Credit: NIAID

headline BSIP RM batch 55

created date 2022-07-14

credit NIH-NIAID/IMAGE POINT FR/BSIP/East News

source BSIP

byline NIH-NIAID/IMAGE POINT FR

original transmission reference Bsip_016445_007

weight 3,14MB

size 37cm x 26cm by 300dpi

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