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Researchers find genetic markers in cattle fever ticks that could lead to new, non-chemical control methods.
Researchers from Texas A&M and the USDA have discovered genetic markers for sex determination in cattle fever ticks, a species that spreads bovine babesiosis.
This breakthrough could lead to new, non-chemical methods to control these ticks and potentially other disease-carrying ticks like those responsible for Lyme disease.
The study aims to develop sustainable tick control strategies that could reduce reliance on pesticides.
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