DATA ON DISTRIBUTION AND VECTORS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN WESTERN SIBERIA
Conclusions: Ixodid ticks maintain the virus of this disease for a long time, and are essential members of biocenosis of a natural focus of hemorrhagic fever; the existence of a natural focus of hemorrhagic fever is apparently associated with the presence of at least two ixodid tick species (Dermace...
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ftdtic:AD0638004 2023-05-15T18:30:45+02:00 DATA ON DISTRIBUTION AND VECTORS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN WESTERN SIBERIA Gagarina, A. V. Netsky, G. I. NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF MEDICAL ZOOLOGY 1955 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0638004 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0638004 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0638004 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DTIC AND NTIS Biology *VIRUS DISEASES *TICKS *DISEASE VECTORS USSR EPIDEMIOLOGY ECOLOGY TRANSLATIONS RODENTS HEMORRHAGIC FEVER FOREIGN REPORTS Text 1955 ftdtic 2016-02-22T05:39:57Z Conclusions: Ixodid ticks maintain the virus of this disease for a long time, and are essential members of biocenosis of a natural focus of hemorrhagic fever; the existence of a natural focus of hemorrhagic fever is apparently associated with the presence of at least two ixodid tick species (Dermacentor pictus Herm. and Dermacentor marginatus Sulz.) encountered in the western Siberian lowlands. Direct contact with ixodid ticks appeared to be a determining, but possibly not the only factor in occurrence of this disease among humans. The existence of natural foci of hemorrhagic fever is probable within the distribution range of two ixodid tick species throughout the entire extent of the western Siberian lowlands, in any case within the boundary of southern subzone of the taiga and steppe zone of Omsk Oblast. Trans. of mono. Prirod. Ochag. Bolezn. Chelovek. Kraiev. Epidemiol. (MEDGIZ), Moscow, 1955 p220-4. Text taiga Siberia Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database |
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Conclusions: Ixodid ticks maintain the virus of this disease for a long time, and are essential members of biocenosis of a natural focus of hemorrhagic fever; the existence of a natural focus of hemorrhagic fever is apparently associated with the presence of at least two ixodid tick species (Dermacentor pictus Herm. and Dermacentor marginatus Sulz.) encountered in the western Siberian lowlands. Direct contact with ixodid ticks appeared to be a determining, but possibly not the only factor in occurrence of this disease among humans. The existence of natural foci of hemorrhagic fever is probable within the distribution range of two ixodid tick species throughout the entire extent of the western Siberian lowlands, in any case within the boundary of southern subzone of the taiga and steppe zone of Omsk Oblast. Trans. of mono. Prirod. Ochag. Bolezn. Chelovek. Kraiev. Epidemiol. (MEDGIZ), Moscow, 1955 p220-4. |
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DATA ON DISTRIBUTION AND VECTORS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN WESTERN SIBERIA |
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DATA ON DISTRIBUTION AND VECTORS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN WESTERN SIBERIA |
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DATA ON DISTRIBUTION AND VECTORS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN WESTERN SIBERIA |
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DATA ON DISTRIBUTION AND VECTORS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN WESTERN SIBERIA |
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DATA ON DISTRIBUTION AND VECTORS OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN WESTERN SIBERIA |
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data on distribution and vectors of hemorrhagic fever in western siberia |
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