| [the colonization of forested areas by ixodes ricinus (linné, 1758) in france: use of the roe deer, capreolus capreolus (l. 1758) as a biological marker]. | the roe-deer is a wild animal for which ixodes ricinus has a particular fondness. its territory is similar to that of the ticks and it is a species which is found throughout france yet which rarely leaves its territory. given these conditions, a systematic parasitological examination of the ungulate can provide pertinent information concerning the forests inhabited by the tick. since it is difficult to conduct a thorough examination of a large number of roe-deer over a limited space of time and ... | 1994 | 9235196 |