Statistical analysis to evaluate the presence of clinical signs in relation to the different infections detected in the examined dogs.

Distribution of the dogs examined in the different islands, per lifestyle, age group and sex.

Prevalence of intestinal parasites (as determined by standard copromicroscopic examination) in the study dog population.

General characteristics of 1394 primary research publications on babesiosis and zoonotic Babesia.

BackgroundZoonotic infections pose a significant public health challenge for low- and middle-income countries and have traditionally been a neglected area of research. The...

This file is used to create part of Figure 3; it contains summary information about how many animals died in each phase, epizootic and enzootic.

Heat chart of number of articles reporting the detection of zoonotic Babesia in tick species organized by country (N = 211 articles).

BackgroundBabesiosis is a parasitic vector-borne disease of increasing public health importance. Since the first human case was reported in 1957, zoonotic species have been...

Observed prevalence of vector borne pathogens (as determined by PCR, serology and blood microscopy) in the study dog population.

The number of articles utilizing experimental animal models to investigate babesiosis across different study foci (N = 375).

Details of human epidemiology outcomes (N = 137) and sporadic case reports (N = 372) by continent and country.

This file contains information required to create Figure 4; quality of habitat (k) used by each chain member.

This file contains part of the information required to create Figure 3; mean velocity northwards, mean step length, and number of cases caused by each chain member.

The results of tests of equal variances, 2-sample T-tests or Mann-Whitney U tests on (log10+1 transformed) H-index scores for zoonotic and human-only pathogens by taxonomic...

Statistical analysis evaluating various factors (i.e. island where the dogs lived, age, sex, lifestyle and traveling history) in relation to the different infections detected in...