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Fig. 6 | Parasites & Vectors

Fig. 6

From: Flying ticks: anciently evolved associations that constitute a risk of infectious disease spread

Fig. 6

Host-Rickettsia-tick associations. a Network of vertebrate hosts, tick vectors and Rickettsia spp. The original coloring and symbol sizes of Fig. 3 were retained to show the involvement of taxa from different clusters in the resilience of Rickettsia spp. in nature. b Values of PageRank for the different species of ticks and pathogens included in this cluster, associated to the rodents that are hosts of I. ricinus or I. trianguliceps. c Values of PageRank for the different species of ticks and pathogens included in this cluster, associated to the birds that are hosts of I. ricinus, I.frontalis or I. arboricola. d Values of PageRank for the different species of ticks and pathogens included in this cluster, associated to the vertebrates that are hosts of the R. sanguineus group

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