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Species profile

Amblyomma cohaerens

Female · not_stated

Image credit:Lynn A. Jones • YPM • YPM ENT 286941 • CC0 1.0 Universal Licence terms — Abrirá numa nova janela.Source — Abrirá numa nova janela.

Female · not_stated

Image credit:Lynn A. Jones • YPM • YPM ENT 286942 • CC0 1.0 Universal Licence terms — Abrirá numa nova janela.Source — Abrirá numa nova janela.

Indeterminate · not_stated

Image credit:Lynn A. Jones • YPM • YPM ENT 286950 • CC0 1.0 Universal Licence terms — Abrirá numa nova janela.Source — Abrirá numa nova janela.

Indeterminate · not_stated

Image credit:Lynn A. Jones • YPM • YPM ENT 286947 • CC0 1.0 Universal Licence terms — Abrirá numa nova janela.Source — Abrirá numa nova janela.

Image gallery

Amblyomma cohaerens, Female — verified scientific reference image — Amblyomma cohaerens specimen image. Exact accepted GBIF taxon attached to preserved specimen YPM ENT 286941.

Amblyomma cohaerens, Female — verified scientific reference image — Amblyomma cohaerens specimen image. Exact accepted GBIF taxon attached to preserved specimen YPM ENT 286942.

Amblyomma cohaerens, Indeterminate — verified scientific reference image — Amblyomma cohaerens specimen image. Exact accepted GBIF taxon attached to preserved specimen YPM ENT 286950.

Amblyomma cohaerens, Indeterminate — verified scientific reference image — Amblyomma cohaerens specimen image. Exact accepted GBIF taxon attached to preserved specimen YPM ENT 286947.

Life stages

Egg
Larva
Nymph
Adult

Distribution

Reported in Oromia, Tigray and SNNPR administrative regions of Ethiopia; the review maps survey reports rather than proving uniform establishment.

Presence, established populations, habitat suitability and disease risk are distinct evidence categories.

Medical and veterinary relevance

Infests domestic ruminants and camels; no disease transmission claim is made from infestation evidence alone.

Important identification and health information

Educational information and limitations

Photographs and visible features may be insufficient for definitive identification.

This educational information does not replace examination or advice from a qualified veterinary professional.

Presence, established populations, habitat suitability and disease risk are distinct evidence categories.

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