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Climate, ticks and disease, p. 430-437, 2021

DOI: 10.1079/9781789249637.0062

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Tick-borne infections in Central Europe.

Book chapter published in 2021 by Maria Kazimirova ORCID
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Abstract

Abstract This expert opinion discusses how global warming and climate change impact (i) geographic expansion of indigenous tick species; (ii) tick survival and abundance in certain areas including urban parks and gardens; (iii) seasonal tick questing activities, increasing the number of infected hosts and the probability of pathogen transmission; (iv) emergence of new tick-borne disease foci; and (v) changing epidemiological patterns and increasing incidence of tick-borne diseases in endemic foci.