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Furthermore, we examined G. liturivorus and N. californicus egg hatching under different RH oscillation conditions. Results show G. liturivorus as the most drought-sensitive among the five species tested, but G. liturivorus is able to compensate for lethal low-RH effects on egg hatching in part by periodic exposure to high RH conditions, as observed for N. californicus.Birds are important hosts in the maintenance and spread of ticks worldwide, including several species of Amblyomma which harbor rickettsial agents as members of the spott
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