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Studies on a bovine Babesia transmitted by Hyalomma marginatum rufipes Koch, 1844
1981
Gray, J.S. | De Vos, A.J.
Babesia occultans n. sp. originally obtained from engorged female Hyalomma marginatum rufipes collected from cattle in Northern Transvaal, transmission studies in laboratory strain of ticks and splenectomized cattle, morphological, serological, and cross-immunity studies distinguished parasite as previously undescribed species highly infective for H. marginatum rufipes but of low virulence in cattle, unsuccessful attempt to transmit transovarially with Boophilus microplus
Show more [+] Less [-]Isolation and transmission of an unidentified Babesia sp. infective for cattle
1981
Thomas, S.E. | Mason, T.E.
Babesia sp. in Hyalomma marginatum rufipes, laboratory transmission to susceptible cattle achieved both biologically (tick feeding) and mechanically (injection of infected blood), low pathogenicity, apparently not transmissible to horses
Show more [+] Less [-]Theileria? taurotragi: A probable agent of bovine cerebral theileriosis
1981
De Vos, A.J. | Bessenger, R. | Banting, L.F.
Theileria? taurotragi, probable cause of death of 4 calves with cerebral theileriosis: Transvaal
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