Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases

16S rRNA amplicon sequencing of winter ticks, Dermacentor albipictus by Ion PGM

Dataset containing abundance and prevalence of Ornithodoros dyeri (Parasitiformes: Ixodida: Argasidae) parasitizing Leptonycteris yerbabuenae (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) in Mexico

The dataset consists of individual genotypes of 497 samples obtained from 125 biallelic SNP loci in 28 populations, from 20 countries. The dataset is formated for use in STRUCTURE (Pritchard et al. 2000), with one row for sample. The first column has individuals IDs, the second column has population unique IDs, and genotypes are presented in the subsequent columns. Missing data is coded as -9. Individual sample codes are as follow: population code as in the paper, followed by a an unique number. Codes for each base: A - 1 / T - 2 / G - 3 / C - 4 Other details are presented in the Material and Methods section of the associated article.

Coordinates of the findings of Hyalomma in Sweden.

Supplementary Materials Table S.1 V6 amplicon sequencing results for each tick sample. This table file provides the number of reads pre- and post- quality filtering for each tick sample. Table S.2 Relative abundance of the bacterial taxa in each tick sample. This table provides for the complete list of the bacterial taxa and the associated relative abundance in each of the tick sample.

Data set of the study, including different factors considered and the molecular results ats three genes (16S, GroEL, msp2)

Google Trends Data from Germany with the term "FSME" and weekly reported case numbers

Raw model output for An Individual-Based Model for the Dispersal of I. scapularis by Ovenbird and Wood Thrush

Output of IBM for 10 trials with 10,000 simulated birds of each species. Measures used for both analysis and model functionality testing are reported.

Giant and Collared Anteater tick-parasitism in Southeast and Central-West Brazil