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Issue 230 | frieze magazine

Issue 230 | frieze magazine
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Current issue - October 2022 - Issue 230 – Frieze Magazine

Current issue - October 2022 - Issue 230 – Frieze Magazine
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Research Tracking Cattle Disease Turns Up Invasive Ticks in Arkansas, USA

Asian longhorned tick found in survey of livestock

New yorkUnited statesNorth carolinaBenton countyRhode islandWest virginiaNew jerseySouth carolinaUniversity of arkansasJeremy powellEmily mcdermottElizabeth smithKelly loftinUs department of agricultureResearch tracking cattle disease turns up invasiveUniversity of arkansas system division agriculture

Battle by bugs prompt research

Robert Frost derided the idea that good fences make good neighbors. But Emily McDermott is investigating what hinders neighborliness among bloodsuckers.

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Research tracking cattle disease turns up invasive ticks in Northwest Arkansas

Scientists conducting research on tick-transmitted cattle diseases in Arkansas have turned up new samples of the invasive Asian longhorned tick. The Asian longhorned tick, also known as a bush tick,

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