The phrase "a range of tick" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to "a range of ticks" or "a range of tick marks."
Example: "The graph displays a range of tick marks along the x-axis to indicate the scale."
Alternatives: "a variety of ticks" or "a selection of tick marks."
The Bhanja group viruses can be divided into African and Eurasian lineages possibly due to association with different tick vectors: the Eurasian viruses have been isolated from Haemaphysalis ticks, like SFTSV, whereas the African strains have been isolated from a wider range of tick species.
Researchers from the University of California found that "backyard" chickens may generally enjoy a much better life than those on commercial poultry farms but are vulnerable to a wider range of ticks, mites and lice.
Nevertheless, the United Kingdom has a wide range of ticks that can transmit arboviruses.
5 A wide range of ticks that belong to the Hyalomma genus are considered the main vectors of this viral disease and the disease is spread through the bite of these ticks to humans or other domestic animals.
Of the raccoons and skunks sampled during tick season for which tick infestations were determined, all were infested with a range of 6 to 102 dog ticks per animal (mean 43.4 ± 26.8 SD, n = 31).
"There is a huge amount of work going on in the university at the moment into a range of viruses and conditions such as ticks and tick-borne pathogens, malaria and HIV.
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Of the wide range of tick species that have been reported to parasitize wild birds, Ixodes and argasid ticks are the most frequent.
R. bellii seems to parasitize the widest range of tick genera [17], while of the pathogenic taxa, only R. conorii seems to be limited to one vector species [129].
Additional efforts will be required to establish the full genetic diversity and range of tick and animal reservoirs of SFGR in Brazil and to determine the prevalence and clinical presentations of different rickettsioses in humans.
