Dermacentor Pictus

Dermacentor pictus (D. pictus) is a species of tick from the genus Dermacentor, which transmits pathogens of various diseases. This type of tick is common in the USSR, especially in mixed forests and deciduous forests. Dermacentor pictus is one of the most dangerous tick species as it can transmit various diseases, including Omsk hemorrhagic fever, tick-borne encephalitis, tularemia and North Asian rickettsiosis.

Dermacentor pictus lives in forests with tall grass and shrubs, where it feeds on the blood of animals and people. It can be found on the ground, grass, shrubs and trees. Dermacentor pictus is gray or brown in color and its body size can reach 3-4 mm.

For humans, Dermacentor pictus is dangerous because it can transmit pathogens of diseases such as Omsk hemorrhagic fever, tick-borne encephalitis and tularemia. These diseases can be very serious and even fatal if not treated promptly.

To avoid being bitten by Dermacentor pictus, precautions should be taken. For example, wear long sleeves and pants, use insect repellent, and check your body regularly for ticks. If you find Dermacentor pictus or other mites on you, you should immediately consult a doctor.

Dermacentro PictuS (Dermacentro Pictus) is a species of mite of the genus Dermacenzo. It is a carrier of many dangerous infections, such as Omsk hemorrhagic fever, tick-borne encephalitis, tularemia, and North Asian rickettsiosis. This type of tick is common in forests and forest parks of the Soviet Union, as well as in some other regions of Russia. Dermacentero PictouS is one of the most common tick species in the world, capable of transmitting a large number of dangerous diseases.

Omsk hemorrhagic fever (OHD) is an infectious disease that is caused by Derrmacenzo pictorus species (which has a different protein source than the European wood tick). It can lead to dangerous