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sar·cop·tic

(sar-kop'tik),
Of, relating to, or caused by mites of the genus Sarcoptes or other members of the family Sarcoptidae.
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sar·cop·tic

(sahr-kop'tik)
Of, relating to, or caused by mites of the genus Sarcoptes or other members of the family Sarcoptidae.
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
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Just sniffing noses isn't enough to get it." So, if you notice a dog that is showing signs of sarcoptic mange out on a walk, you don't necessarily need to be concerned about your dog.
In January 2018, sarcoptic mange was suspected on a farm in the Jura Mountains, Switzerland.
Disease reveals the predator: sarcoptic mange, red fox predation and prey populations.--Ecology 75: 1042-1049.
Martin AM, Burridge CP, Ingram J, Fraser TA and Carver S (2017) Invasive pathogen drives host population collapse: effects of a travelling wave of sarcoptic mange on bare-nosed wombats.
The majority are suffering from sarcoptic mange as a result of overcrowding.
That's 150 patience-straining minutes of Staffs, terriers, cockapoos, spaniels, salukis, mastiffs, lurchers, setters, shnoodles, rotties, puggles and corgis - not to mention having to put up with host Sara Cox, herself a bigger irritant than sarcoptic mange.
When we first met Ating, she was almost completely hairless from sarcoptic mange, but her loyal owner still slept next to her every night.
It finds a warm home under their collars, which can torment wolves who are infested with the pest, causing itching and distress, leading to further deterioration of their condition."); Paul Cross, Effects of Sarcoptic Mange on Gray Wolves in Yellowstone Park, U.S.
Sarcoptic mange in rabbits is described as an uncommon disease (Scott et al.
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