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3. Epizootological situation and epidemiological risks for natural focal infections in the territory of new subjects of the Russian Federation (Donetsk People's Republic, Lugansk People's Republic, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions)

Author

Popova, A. Yu., primary, Kulichenko, A. N., additional, Noskov, A. K., additional, Efremenko, D. V., additional, Volynkina, A. S., additional, Tsapko, N. V., additional, Kotenev, E. S., additional, Maletskaya, O. V., additional, Kurcheva, S. A., additional, Vasilyeva, O. V., additional, Gazieva, A. Yu., additional, Dobrovolsky, O. P., additional, Zabashta, M. V., additional, Khametova, A. P., additional, Panasyuk, N. V., additional, Chemisova, O. S., additional, Tsai, A. V., additional, Ananyeva, N. Ye., additional, Dokashenko, D. A., additional, Khattatova, N. V., additional, and Turov, V. M., additional

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2024
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4. Tick-Borne Encephalitis in the Russian Caucasus: Virus Was Detected for the First Time on the Border of Europe and Asia Minor.

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Orlova, Maria V., Mischenko, Vladimir A., Doronin, Igor V., Zabashta, Marina V., Anisimov, Nikolay V., and Vyalykh, Ivan V.

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TICK-borne encephalitis, CASTOR bean tick, FLAVIVIRUSES, LIZARDS, BREEDING
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The tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) virus has been confirmed by molecular analysis in the Caucasus region for the first time. The virus obtained from a tick Ixodes ricinus ex Caspian green lizard belongs to the Zausaev strain of the Siberian subtype (not to a strain of the European subtype highly distributed in the territories adjacent to the Caucasus). This unusual record indicates the need to study the role of lizards in the circulation of natural focal infections. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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5. Epizooty of Tularemia, Detected in the Population of the Common Vole in the Natural Focus of Steppe Type in the South-East of the Rostov Region in 2020

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Zabashta, M. V., primary, Pichurina, N. L., additional, Khametova, A. P., additional, Zabashta, A. V., additional, Orekhov, I. V., additional, Dobrovol’sky, O. P., additional, Stakheev, V. V., additional, Fomina, E. S., additional, Kovalev, E. V., additional, Fedchenko, A. V., additional, and Noskov, A. K., additional

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2022
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6. Epizootic and epidemiological risks associated with development of Platov airport infrastructure (Rostov-on-Don)

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Panasyuk, N. V., primary, Pichurina, N. L., additional, Lyukshina, E. Yu., additional, Batashev, V. V., additional, Balakhnova, V. V., additional, Alieva, A. A., additional, Sidelnikov, V. V., additional, Noskov, A. K., additional, Dobrovolsky, O. P., additional, Orekhov, I. V., additional, Zabashta, A. V., additional, Zabashta, M. V., additional, Logvin, F. V., additional, Polovinka, N. V., additional, Polonsky, A. V., additional, Goncharov, A. Yu., additional, Kovalev, E. V., additional, Karpushchenko, G. V., additional, Tyutyunkova, N. G., additional, and Stakheev, V. V., additional

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2022
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7. New geographical and host records of bat fleas (Siphonaptera: Ischnopsyllidae) in Russia

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Orlova, Mariya V., Thong, Vu Dinh, Smirnov, Dmitriy G., Zabashta, Alexey V., and Orlov, Oleg L.

Subjects
Россия, летучие мыши, блохи, биоразнообразие, остроухая ночница
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To better understand the distribution and host-parasite relationships, we explored 12 large regions of Russia and recorded new bat fleas (Insecta: Siphonaptera: Ischnopsyllidae) for Dagestan, Bashkiria, Mordovia, Khakassia and Buryatia Republics. Also we curate previously known data and registered new host-parasite associations for species belonging to genus Ischnopsyllus (Ischnopsyllus octactenus and I. variabilis ex Pipistrellus pygmaeus, I. intermedius ex Hypsugo savii, I. variabilis ex Myotis dasycneme, I. hexactenus ex Murina hilgendorfi) and species Myodopsylla trisellis. One of the associations we recorded in Altai republic is particularly interesting (Myodopsylla trisellis – Myotis blythii). Further investigation is required to study vector role of bat fleas and the effects of flea parasitism on their natural hosts.

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2022

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