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September 10, 2025Acarological StudiesOpen Access

An investigation on the presence of apicomplexan parasites of the genus Babesia in ticks collected from wild mammals in Türkiye

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Molecular analyses detected Babesia in ticks from wild mammals, suggesting ecological significance.

Babesia was detected in 6.25% of ticks analyzed, revealing infection in wildlife.
Molecular techniques identified Babesia microti and Babesia caballi in different tick species.
Collection included 112 ticks from 80 mammal hosts across 16 provinces in Türkiye.
Findings highlight concerns for public health regarding tick-borne diseases in wild fauna.

Kişi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 10, 2025Acarological StudiesOpen Access

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Molecular analyses detected Babesia in ticks from wild mammals, suggesting ecological significance.

Babesia was detected in 6.25% of ticks analyzed, revealing infection in wildlife.
Molecular techniques identified Babesia microti and Babesia caballi in different tick species.
Collection included 112 ticks from 80 mammal hosts across 16 provinces in Türkiye.
Findings highlight concerns for public health regarding tick-borne diseases in wild fauna.

Kişi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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