Role of sex and breeding status in grooming and total tick load of impala

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RT @TZBirder: Oxpeckers love eating ticks (an adult eats ~100 adult ticks or >1000 nymphs per day https://t.co/NupzApTxYU) and ticks are re…

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Oxpeckers love eating ticks (an adult eats ~100 adult ticks or >1000 nymphs per day https://t.co/NupzApTxYU) and ticks are really bad for mammals, spreading disease and slowing calf growth (by <44kg/yr in impala https://t.co/uuO2meA9LE). Benefits to

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18. Role of sex and breeding status in grooming and total tick load of impala (Mooring et al 1996) #365papers https://t.co/25faXHz5t3

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