The Geographical Coexist of the Migratory Birds, Ticks, and Nairobi Sheep Disease Virus May Potentially Contribute to the Passive Spreading of Nairobi Sheep Disease

Table 3

Main birds selected on the tick dispersal routes.

Moving path	Starting point	End point	NSDV-infected ticks carried by migratory birds	Migratory birds	Transport relative probability
(1)	A1	A10, C7	Amblyomma variegatum	Anthus trivialis	0.9452
(2)a	D4	F9	Haemaphysalis intermedia	Pitta brachyura	0.5493
	F1	F9	Haemaphysalis wellingtoni	Lalage melanoptera	0.3352
(2)b	D4	D21, G15	Haemaphysalis intermedia	Pitta brachyura	0.5493
	F1	D21, G15	Haemaphysalis wellingtoni	Geokichla citrina	0.5356
(2)c	D4	F17	Haemaphysalis intermedia	Lanius cristatus	0.5057
	F1	F17	Haemaphysalis wellingtoni	Geokichla citrina	0.5405
(2)d	F9	F7, D11, G13	Haemaphysalis wellingtoni	Geokichla citrina	0.5377
(2)e	D13	D11, F6, G13	Haemaphysalis intermedia	Lanius cristatus	0.5124
(1,2)a	A9	D11, F7, G13	Amblyomma variegatum	Bubulcus ibis	0.4576
(1,2)b	A9	D13, F8, G12	Amblyomma variegatum	Bubulcus ibis	0.4960
(2,3)a	D11	E7	Haemaphysalis intermedia	Lanius cristatus	0.4872
	F7	E7	Haemaphysalis wellingtoni	Geokichla citrina	0.5329
(2,3)b	F17	E7	Haemaphysalis wellingtoni	Geokichla citrina	0.5516
(3,2)a	E1	D11, F6, G13	Haemaphysalis longicornis	Emberiza spodocephala	0.5847
(3,2)b	E1	F17, G14	Haemaphysalis longicornis	Emberiza spodocephala	0.5973
(1,3)	A9	E1	Amblyomma variegatum	Bubulcus ibis	0.4403