Some Morpholological- Biological Studies on Camelian Ticks Under The Egyption Environmental Conditions

Camels of different ag e s an d sexes in 1l)bypt have bean investigated in detail for tick infestation. Theineidence, ae aacried vaz-Lat Lon, the prediliction sites, as well as the morphological indentification of the collected types of acarin6B wers recorded. Indeed, a total of 300camel were subjected to vari o us me tho ds ::.”or collection of their ticks, whe r-s 6734 ticJ;:s of different species were collected from 248 camels (82.66 %) of the examined came Ls v/ere infested witl1 ticks), ’nitl1 EL menn numb e r- of 27.15 per ani8 species of ticks be Lo ng Lng to 3 genera ; the percentages