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Table 1 Collection data of bat ticks processed in this study. DNA extraction was attempted from all samples, but GenBank accession number is provided only in the case of successful COI gene amplification. 16S and 12S rDNA sequence accession numbers are provided in the text

From: High degree of mitochondrial gene heterogeneity in the bat tick species Ixodes vespertilionis, I. ariadnae and I. simplex from Eurasia

tick species acc. to morphology

tick stage/sex

host species

date of collection

place of collection: country (city or region)

COI GenBank accession number

I. vespertilionis

F

Myotis mystacinus

20-05-2010

Serbia (Zlot)

KR902765

N

Rhinolophus hipposideros

03-05-2013

Serbia (Dimitrovgrad)

KR902764

F, F

(cave wall)

1907a

Serbia (Novi Pazar)

-

N

Rhinolophus ferrumequinum

07-09-2014

Bosnia-Herzegovina (Šipovo)

KR902763

N

Rhinolophus sp.

1899a

Bosnia-Herzegovina (43.2° N, 17.8°E)

-

N

Rhinolophus euryale

22-09-2013

Montenegro (Rijeka Crnojevića)

KR902766

F

Rhinolophus hipposideros

19-09-1913a

Czech Republic (Hranice na Morave)

-

M, F

near Rhinolophus hipposideros

21-02-2008

France (Ruillé en Champagne)

KR902757-8

F

Rhinolophus sp.

ca. 1992

Spain - Vasque Country

KR902759

N

Rhinolophus sp.

ca. 1992

Spain - Vasque Country

KR902760

N

Rhinolophus sp.

ca. 1992

Spain - Vasque Country

KR902761

L

Rhinolophus sp.

ca. 1992

Spain - Vasque Country

KR902762

M

(cave wall)

1890a

Russia (Caucasus - Labinsk)

-

N

Rhinolophus affinis

20-10-2014

Vietnam (Cao Bang - Phia Oac)

KR902756

I. ariadnae-like

L

Myotis n. sp. (undescribed)

17-10-2014

Vietnam (Thanh Hoa - Ban Vin)

KR902767

F

Murina leucogaster

09-03-2013

Japan (Okayama)

LC036330

I. simplex

F

near Miniopterus schreibersii

09-07-2008

France (Rancogne)

KR902768

N

Miniopterus magnater

19-02-2015

India (Meghalaya - Jaintia Hills)

KR902769

L

Miniopterus fuliginosus

09-09-2013

Japan (Wakayama)

LC055099

  1. akindly provided by the Natural History Museum of Berlin. Abbreviations: M-male, F-female, N-nymph, L-larva