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Category: Parasitology

The Odd Reason Ticks Bother Me

Posted On July 3, 2018July 15, 2018 By Christopher Lee DVM MPH DACVPMcomment
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Tick sex is gross but other aspects are more disturbing As I studied the respiration of ticks, I found the process uncomfortable. At first, I couldn’t figure out why I felt my lips purse, noticed some tension in my back, and found my focus returning to the cheap faux-leather of my armrest. I wanted distance, […]

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Category: Parasitology

The Spiracular Tick Plate of Breathing

Posted On June 28, 2018July 15, 2018 By Christopher Lee DVM MPH DACVPM2 Comments
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Ticks might be one of the original and best scuba divers I got my scuba diving certificate roughly around the same time as my driver’s license. Most days, I would rather commute by scuba than driving but that rarely works out for me. The French explorer Jacques Cousteau loved the ocean far more than I […]

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