Publications by authors named "Karla A Arroyo-Solis"
Article Synopsis
- Hunting activities in Mayan communities increased during COVID-19, leading to a rise in the relevance of domestic dogs as carriers of tick-borne diseases (TBDs) to humans.
- A study was conducted in March 2021 in Teabo, Yucatan, where ticks were collected from domestic dogs to identify TBDs through morphological identification and DNA analysis.
- The results showed 33 ticks collected from 11 dogs, with the most common being one species identified at 66%, confirming the presence of specific TBDs for the first time in Yucatan.
