[Dispersal of the flea Ctenophyllus hirticrus and spreading of plague epizooties in Gorny Altai].

V M, Korzun; E V, Chipanin; T I, Innokent'eva; E P, Mikhaĭlov; L A, Fomina; T V, Sotnikova; A V, Denisov

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[Dispersal of the flea Ctenophyllus hirticrus and spreading of plague epizooties in Gorny Altai].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 05 Oct 2007 Russian Journal:Parazitologiia, volume 41 (issn: 0031-1847,

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Authors: V M, Korzun; E V, Chipanin; T I, Innokent'eva; E P, Mikhaĭlov; L A, Fomina; T V, Sotnikova; A V, Denisov;

pmid: 17722641

[Dispersal of the flea Ctenophyllus hirticrus and spreading of plague epizooties in Gorny Altai].

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Abstract

Gradual dispersion of an abundant flea species Ctenophyllus hirticrus specific to the Pallas's pika (the main plague carrier), is revealed in the Gorno-Altai natural plague focus on the territory, occupied by two populations of this lagomorph. Spreading of Yersinia pestis in these areas took place a short time later the rise of this ectoparasite's abundance. It is supposed that the colonization of these areas by C. hirticrus was one of the factors determined epizooties spreading within the focus and formation of new sites of stable Y. pestis preservation.

Keywords

Plague, Time Factors, Yersinia pestis, Lagomorpha, Disease Vectors, Insect Vectors, Siberia, Population Surveillance, Animals, Siphonaptera, Population Control, Ecosystem, Disease Reservoirs

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