US EditionMontana lab identifies state's first blacklegged tick
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MSU Extension's Schutter Lab Identifies First Known Blacklegged Tick in Montana
Several species of ticks are native to Montana, and they are a common sight for runners, hikers and campers in the spring and summer months. But for the first time, specialists in Montana have identified a blacklegged tick in the state, a species that can carry and transmit Lyme disease. Rocky Mountain wood ticks and American dog ticks are commonly seen in Montana, said Marni Rolston, a...
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