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Submitting ticks for research important for identification - Central Wisconsin News
Marshfield Clinic Research Institute is once again asking Wisconsin residents to send in ticks they find, while working and recreating outside this year. The Research Institute launched the Tick Inventory, via Citizen Science (TICS), in 2024, in an effort to identify the ticks that are found in the state. This information can be used to assess risk of encountering a tickborne disease, and to
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Bay Area Lyme Foundation funds study on nonnative tick species
Due to climate change, more ticks are migrating north, including species that are not native to California. The Bay Area Lyme Foundation, based in Portola Valley, is funding a study at the University of California, Davis, that is looking into whether Lone Star ticks can invade the state. The post Bay Area Lyme Foundation funds study on nonnative tick species appeared first on The Almanac.
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