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Graphic courtesy/ Centers ter Disease Control and Prevention According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the blacklegged tick, known commonly as the deer tick, is responsible for the transmission of Lyme disease. More than 80 percent of reported cases are caused by the nymphal blacklegged tick that is found between April ami September.
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