Animals
Rutgers researchers contribute to visual guide to identify invasive self-cloning tick
Rutgers researchers and other scientists have created a visual guide to help identify and control the Asian longhorned tick, which transmits a fatal human disease in its native countries and threatens livestock in the United States.
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