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Anthrax mite

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mites have a circular body that is convex on the dorsal side and flat on the ventral side, with four pairs of legs. The first two pairs end in suckers, while the last two pairs have long bristles. Adult females measure approximately 300–500 μm in length, and their surface is covered with scales and
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The complete life cycle takes about 2–3 weeks. Adult female mites lay 2–3 eggs per day within the skin’s outermost layer, the stratum corneum. The burrows they create appear as tiny, raised, serpentine lines, which can be grayish or skin-colored, and may exceed a centimeter in length.
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The high host specificity of the mites limits their impact to primarily even-toed ungulates. The last reported focus of infection occurred in the late 1950s among semi-domesticated
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and deposit eggs. The young mites, after hatching, move across the skin and molt into the nymphal stage, where they may harbor the bacterial pathogen
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Larva: Six-legged, hatching from the egg and cutting through the skin to dig new burrows.
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Nymph: Molts from the larva to become a first- or second-stage nymph.
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in 1901, after initial cases of infection were observed in Asian
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in their digestive system. As vectors, the mites can transmit
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Egg: Large and ellipsoid, measuring around 230 μm in length.
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The life cycle of the mite consists of several stages:
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Index

Sarcoptes anthracis
Scientific classification
Animalia
Arthropoda
Arachnida
Acari
Sarcoptiformes
Sarcoptidae
Sarcoptes
Binomial name
mite
anthrax
Dmitri Ivanovsky
Tufted Deer
sarcoptic mange
even-toed ungulates
stratum corneum
Bacillus anthracis
anthrax
reindeer
"Sarcoptic Mange: A Zoonotic Ectoparasitic Skin Disease"
doi
10.7860/JCDR/2012/4839.2694
PMC
3576775
PMID
23450734
"Sarcoptic Mite"
"CDC - DPDX - Scabies"
ISBN

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