| Summary: | Se engelsk version av denna katalogpost för information om datainsamling och -filer. Datasetet har ursprungligen publicerats i DiVA och flyttades över till SND 2024. Data comparing hunting data of the major tick maintenance hosts and two of their important predators, and four climatic variables with the annual numbers of human cases of neuroinvasive TBE. Data for six Swedish regions where human TBE incidence is high or has recently increased are examined by a time-series analysis. Results from the six regions are combined using a meta-analytical method. Ticks were collected from resident and migratory birds captured at the Ottenby Bird Observatory, Öland, Sweden, from March to November 2009. Ticks were molecularly identified to species, and morphologically to developmental stage, and the presence of Borrelia bacteria and TBEV was determined by quantitative real-time PCR. See more information about data and data collection in "The importance of wildlife in the ecology and epidemiology of the TBE virus in Sweden: incidence of human TBE correlates with abundance of deer and hares" by Jaenson et al (2018) Description of the four datafiles: Culling: Data collector: Svenska Jägareförbundet, Öster Malma, 611 91 Nyköping, Sverige Data curator: Thomas Jaenson & Erik Petersson Data manager: Thomas Jaenson & Erik Petersson Numbers of Fallow deer, Roe deer, Mountain hare, Red deer, Wild boar, Elk, European hare, Eurasian lynx and Red fox killed in Stockholm county, Uppsala county, Södermansland county, Östergötland county, Skåne county and Västra Götaland county 1960-2011 Vegetation period: Data collector: Sveriges Meteorologiska och Hydrologiska Institut, 603 80 Norrköping, Sverige Data curator: Thomas Jaenson & Erik Petersson Data manager: Thomas Jaenson & Erik Petersson Vegetation period defined as number of days per year having a daily mean temperature equal to or above 5°C Sites: Såtenäs, Gotska Sandön, Bromma, Göteborg Säve Years: 1961-2012 Temperature: Data collector: Sveriges Meteorologiska och ...
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