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NSF-EID Lyme disease gradient project

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. Testing alternative hypotheses for gradients. In Lyme disease in the eastern U.S.:. Climate, host community and vector genetic structure. MSU Press Release - September 2009. NSF-EEID Press Release - October 2009. NSF Press Release - October 2012. NSF Emerging Infectious Disease Award EF-0914476. Lyme disease (LD) is the most common vector-borne disease of humans in the U.S., with most cases acquired from the bite of nymphal. More about this map. This material is b...

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NSF-EID Lyme disease gradient project

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. Fort McCoy, Wisconsin (WI) Habitat. Cape Cod National Seashore, Massachusetts (MA) Habitat. Franklin Parker Preserve, New Jersey (NJ) Habitat. Arnold Airfore Base, Tennessee (TN) Habitat. Oakmulgee Talladega National Forest, Alabama (AL) Habitat. Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge, North Carolina (NC) Habitat. Savannah River Site, South Carolina (SC) Habitat. Tall Timbers Research Station, Florida (FL) Habitat.

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NSF-EID Lyme disease gradient project - Media coverage

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. October 4, 2012. LaboratoryEquipment.com 'Scientist of the Week'. September 7, 2012. NSF Press Release and Photo Gallery. April 5, 2012. USGS Blog Top Story. May 8, 2011. July 6, 2010. October 16, 2009. Lab Spaces - Feature article. October 13, 2009. September 23, 2009. September 17, 2009. September 17, 2009. Radio interview (WILS Michigan). Mp3 audio, 5:38min. September 16, 2009. September 16, 2009. September 16, 2009. Michigan State University News.

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NSF-EID Lyme Project Safety Manual

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. LYME PROJECT SAFETY MANUAL Version 1.0. This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0914397. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material. Are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

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NSF-EID Lyme disease gradient project

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. Training: Photos and Videos. Larval ticks on a wet shrew LINK. Jean demonstrates her flagging technique LINK. Check shrew ears for ticks! Example of a mouse with larval ticks between its toes. LINK. Safety manual. LINK.

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NSF-EID Lyme disease gradient project team

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. Meet the Principal Investigators. Logos and images are clickable . Dr Jean Tsao (Project Leader). Dept Fisheries and Wildlife. Dept Large Animal Clinical Sciences. East Lansing, Michigan. Faculte de medicine veterinaire. USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center. Woodward Hall - PLS. University of Rhode Island. Kingston, Rhode Island. Carnegie Professor of Life Sciences. College of Environment and Life Sciences. University of Rhode Island. Kingston, Rhode Island.

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NSF-EID Lyme disease gradient field crew

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. Meet the 2012 Field and Lab Crew. Doctoral Student- Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences,. Wildlife Disease Ecology and Conservation Medicine Specialization. Ft McCoy, Wisconsin. I am interested in the effects of vector and host distribution, abundance, and behavior, and the interactions of these variables, on disease transmission dynamics. Currently, I am looking at diurnal questing behavior and comparison of sampling methods of. Tall Timbers Research Station, Florida.

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NSF-EID Lyme disease gradient project

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Back to UT's Center for Wildlife Health. Mapping the national distribution of blacklegged ticks, back in 1998. The map we display on our home page is adapted from an original published by Dennis et al. (1998), which divided mainland U.S. counties into three catagories based on data available at the time on the distribution and abundance of blacklegged ticks (. In the east and Western blacklegged ticks (. Our version of the map combines the first two of the original's three catagories, which were:. Since ...

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NIMBioS | The blog of the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis

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The blog of the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis. Special Collection Explores Motivation of Play. August 8, 2016. Research on what motivates play in mammals, both human and non-human, has been published in a special issue of the journal. The nine papers in the special issue are products of the NIMBioS Working Group on Play, Evolution and Sociality. The nine papers in the special issue include:. Motivation of play: from ethological to neurological perspectives. A brain motivate...