“…Several tick species have been reported to have anomalous morphological characteristics to date, including Amblyomma cajennense (Labruna et al 2002), A. flavomaculatum (NowakChmura 2012), A. latum (Nowak-Chmura 2012), A. oblongoguttatum (Labruna et al 2000), A. variegatum (Latif et al 1988), Argas arboreus , A. persicus , A. polonicus (Siuda 1981), A. radiatus (Obenchain and Oliver 1972), A. reflexus (Buczek 1988(Buczek , 1991(Buczek , 1993Buczek et al 2004), Boophilus annulatus (Sakla et al 1980;Caeiro and Simões 1990), B. australis and B. decoloratus (Nuttall 1914), Dermacentor andersoni (Dergousoff and Chilton 2007), D. marginatus (Caeiro and Simões 1990), D. occidentalis (Oliver and Delfin 1967), D. reticulatus Buczek et al 2013), Haemaphysalis neumanni (Laptev 1963), H. punctata and H. sulcata (Tovornik 1987), H. longicornis and H. turturis (Belozerov and Leonovich 1995), Hyalomma aegyptium (Nuttall 1914;Nowak-Chmura 2012), H. asiaticum (Leonovich and Belozerov 2004), H. lusitanicum (Caeiro and Simões 1990), H. (Caeiro and Simões 1990;Buczek et al 1991;Buczek 2000;Buczek et al 2004;Keskin et al 2012), H. savignyi (Feldman-Muhsam 1950, Ixodes arboricola (Haarløv 1962), I. hexagonus (Tovornik 1987), I. persulcatus Alekseev et al 2007), I. ricinus (Tovornik 1987;Buczek et al 1991;Belozerov 2003;Alekseev et al 2008;…”