Stock photography picture of Scanning electron micrograph of a brown dog tick larva Rhipicephalus sanguineus mag 26x This arach...

ACK2J7 - Licenced Description Scanning electron micrograph of a brown dog tick larva Rhipicephalus sanguineus mag 26x This arachnid has specialized mouthparts for sucking blood Dogs are the preferred hosts for the brown dog tick but it will feed on a wide variety of mammals It can transmit Rocky Mountain spotted fever tularemia and tick borne typhus to humans Acarina Acari Ailment Alpha Subdivision Alphaproteobacteria Anatomical Anatomy Animal Life Stage Animal Life Process Animal Anatomy Animal Arachnid Arachnida Arthropod Arthropoda Bacteria Bacterial Bacterial Disease Bacterial Infection Bacteriology Bacterium Biological Biology Blood Sucker Bloodsucker Blood Sucker Brown Brown Dog Tick Canis Canidae Canis Familiaris Canid Carnivora Color Concept Disease Disorder Dog Dog Tick Eubacteria Eukaryotae Eukaryote Eutheria Febrile Fever Fissipedia Gram Negative Gram Negative Gram Negative Bacteria Illness Infection Infectious Infectious Disease Invertebrate Invertebrate Stage Ixodida Ixodidae Larva Larvae Larval Life Process Life Science Mammal Mammalia Mammalian Medical Medicine Microbiology Micrograph Micrography Microscopy Mite Monera Mouthpart Organism Pathogen Pathogenesis Pathogenic Pathogen Transmission Parasite Parasitic Parasitology Parasitiformes Physiological Physiology Placental Mammal Prokaryote Proteobacteria Proteobacterium Prokaryotes Properties Prokaryotae Purple Bacteria Purple Non Sulfur Bacteria Pyretic Rhipicephalus Rhipicephalus Sanguineus Rhiphicephalus Rhiphicephalus Sanguineus Rickettsia Rickettsiae Rickettsial Rickettsieae Sanguineus Scanning Scanning Electron Micrograph SEM Symptom Taxonomic Adjective Theria Tick Transmit Transmission Tularemia Typhus Vector Vertebrate