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The presence of Rhipicephalus muhsamae north of the Sahara.

Johanna Langguth, Lidia Chitimia-Dobler, Santiago Nava, Martin Pfeffer
Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases 2017 June
The occurrence of male and female Rhipicephalus muhsamae feeding on dogs and a horse in Upper Egypt is described. The morphological identification was verified using partial 16S rRNA gene sequences. By applying respective real-time PCRs, no evidence neither for Coxiella burnetii nor for spotted-fever rickettsia infections were found in the ticks.

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