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Bos taurus cattle with high resistance to the tick Boophilus micro plus, whether free-grazing or in covered pens, had significantly more arteriovenous anastomoses (A VA) in their skin than did animals of low resistance. These differences in number of A VA associated with resistance level were most marked above the level of the sebaceous gland in the neck region, an area favoured for tick feeding. In this skin layer, the number of AVA in low-resistance animals (4004 per 21 mm) was significantly lower than in animals of high resistance (123  22 per 21 mm) while the mean value for the naive animals (82  1 9 per 21 mm) was intermediate. No differences in morphology of AVA were detectable between the three groups using light microscopy.

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Arteriovenous Anastomoses in the Dermal Vasculatureof the Skin of Bos taurus Cattle, and their Relationship with Resistance to the Tick, Boophilus micro plus