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Haemaphysalis fiava was detected from all of 43 dogs from 24 Prefectures examined during a hunting season, October 1994 to Feburary 1995. Also H. japonica was found in dogs from Aomori and Iwate Prefectures, as well as Ixodes ovatus in dogs from Iwate and Tokushima. H. megaspionosa and H. formosensis were found in Hyogo and Kagoshima Prefectures, respectively. While H. kitaokai and Amblyomma testudinarium were detected from wild deers in Kyoto Prefecture and boars in Kagoshima, respectively, both species ticks were not found from dogs.
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