Tick life-cycle. Computer illustration showing the life-cycle of a blood-sucking parasitic tick that has multiple mammal hosts. This is a three-host tick, as after each moult the nymphal stage drops to the ground and finds a new host (which may be the same species as the previous host).
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TOP15339945
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達志影像
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RM
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