Emergence of tick-borne granulocytic anaplasmosis associated with habitat type and forest change in northern California

Keyphrases

• Granulocytic Anaplasmosis 100%
• Northern California 100%
• Odds Ratio 100%
• Forest Change 100%
• Habitat Type 100%
• Type Change 100%
• Tick-borne 100%
• Chipmunk 66%
• Seroprevalence 66%
• Anaplasmosis 66%
• Woodrat 66%
• Rodents 66%
• Second-growth Forests 66%
• High Biodiversity 66%
• Anaplasma Phagocytophilum 33%
• Redwood 33%
• Tick-borne Diseases 33%
• Forest Structure 33%
• Host Species 33%
• Biodiversity 33%
• Diameter at Breast Height 33%
• Small Mammals 33%
• Rodent Abundance 33%
• Tick Abundance 33%
• Second-growth 33%
• Significant Risk Factors 33%
• Enzootic 33%
• Dilution Effect 33%
• Disease Risk 33%
• Intact Forest 33%
• Biocomplexity 33%
• Emerging Infectious Diseases 33%
• Ecosystem Services 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Odds Ratio 100%
• Second Growth 100%
• Tamias 66%
• Seroprevalence 66%
• Sequoia 33%
• Anaplasma phagocytophilum 33%
• Quercus 33%
• Small Mammal 33%
• Enzootic 33%
• Risk Factor 33%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Anaplasmosis 100%
• Small Mammal 25%
• Enzootic 25%
• Emerging Infectious Disease 25%