Sentences with WESTERN-BLACK-LEGGED-TICK
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"The western black-legged tick population has been increasing in recent years."
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"We need to take precautions to prevent western black-legged tick bites."
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"The western black-legged tick species is known to carry Lyme disease."
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"Many hikers in the western region have encountered western black-legged ticks."
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"The western black-legged tick is a common parasite of deer and rodents."
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"It is important to check for western black-legged ticks after spending time outdoors."
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"The spread of western black-legged ticks is a concern for public health officials."
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"Researchers are studying the behavior of western black-legged ticks in different habitats."
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"Pets should be protected from western black-legged ticks through regular tick prevention methods."
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"The western black-legged tick is a species of tick found in the western United States."
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"The western black-legged tick primarily feeds on the blood of mammals, including humans."
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"Lyme disease is often transmitted by the western black-legged tick."
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"Researchers are conducting studies to better understand the behavior of the western black-legged tick."
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"The western black-legged tick is known to inhabit areas with dense vegetation."
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"Preventive measures can be taken to avoid being bitten by the western black-legged tick."
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"The western black-legged tick is a carrier of several diseases."
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"It is important to carefully remove a western black-legged tick to minimize the risk of infection."
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"The population of western black-legged ticks has been increasing in recent years."
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"There are ongoing efforts to develop effective pesticides against the western black-legged tick."
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"The bite of a western black-legged tick can cause redness and itching."
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"The western black-legged tick is most active during the warmer months."
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"Outdoor enthusiasts are advised to check themselves for western black-legged ticks after hikes or walks in wooded areas."
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"The western black-legged tick is a vector for several diseases affecting both humans and animals."
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"Pets should also be checked for western black-legged ticks to prevent the spread of diseases."
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"The nymph stage of the western black-legged tick is particularly hard to spot due to its small size."
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"The bite of a western black-legged tick can lead to fever and flu-like symptoms."
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"The western black-legged tick can transmit anaplasmosis, babesiosis, and ehrlichiosis."
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"Tick repellents can be effective in reducing the risk of encountering western black-legged ticks."
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"Due to its small size, the western black-legged tick often goes unnoticed until symptoms of a related disease appear."
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"The western black-legged tick is known to transmit Lyme disease."
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"Researchers are studying the behavior of the western black-legged tick in its natural habitat."
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"The population of western black-legged ticks has been increasing in recent years."
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"Lyme disease can be contracted through the bite of a western black-legged tick."
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"It is important to take precautions and avoid areas where western black-legged ticks are prevalent."
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"The western black-legged tick is commonly found in wooded areas."
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"The lifecycle of the western black-legged tick involves several stages."
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"Prompt removal of a western black-legged tick can reduce the risk of disease transmission."
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"Preventing tick bites is crucial in regions where western black-legged ticks are endemic."
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"A bite from a western black-legged tick can lead to flu-like symptoms."
