Excerpt - page 176: "... the woodrat is the main reservoir and a second tick, Ixodesneotomae, perpetuates the infection in the woodrat but does not transmit ..."
Excerpt - page 3: "... are reports that on rare occasions, the wood rat tick (Ixodesneotomae), Ixodes spinipalpis, and the rabbit tick (Haemaphvvsalis leporispalustris) have transmitted ..."
Excerpt - page 322: "... In California the primary vectors are Ixodes pacificus, the western black-legged tick, and a second ixodid tick, Ixodesneotomae, both of which feed on a wildlife reservoir, the dusky- ..."
