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Long-legged bat tick, Ixodes vespertilionis, Ixodidae. Found in Europe.
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Bat Tick (Carios kelleyi)
...a species of soft tick that is distributed throughout parts of North America, mainly Canada and the United States although it has also been found in Costa Rica. Like other soft ticks this species is a parasite of bats, as suggested by its name. Although they are also known to parasitize other animals including humans. Unlike other members of Argasidae C.kelleyi larvae are slow-feeding and take weeks to engorge.
Phylogeny
Animalia-Arthropoda-Chelicerata-Arachnida-Acari-Parasitiformes-Ixodida-Argasidae-Carios-C.kelleyi
Image(s): Keir Morse
