Rostum is long, I would say Ixodes ricinus if it was in Europe.

Dear Girard , it is not I.ricinus , it is Hyalomma spp.

Dear Asadollah , my diagnosis could be from up to down :

1 - Hyalomma anatolicum excavatum

2 - H. detritum

3 - H. aegyptium

4 - H. marginatum marginatum

For more confirmation, you should view the ventral side in order to show the important  shape of  sub anal , adanal , accessory adanal plates for correct classification.

Best regards.

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From top to bottom. The first is Hy marginatum rufipes the last Hy dromedarii, the second one could be again a bit malnourished Hy dromedarii. the 3rd could be Hy aegyptium.

Please in tick identification the ventral side is important remember it if you post other pictures.

I am sure you find people in Iran with the expertise to help you. However if you pay me the ticket and offer me food and shelter I can visit you and teach you tick identification morphology dichotomous keys (plus lots of staff about camels if you are interested) !!!

1. H. rufipes

2. H. scupense (detritum), need further examination

3. H. aegyptium

4. H. dromedarii, need further examination

Dear Asadollah Hosseini  according my diagnosis correct sequence is...

1.H. marginatum rufipes

2.H. scupense

3.H aegyptium

4..H. dromedarii.

Dear colleague

The 3th probably is H.aegyptium. About others, u must see the ventral side of them.

Hello to all

1-H. marginatum

2-H. detritum

3-H. aegyptium

4-H. dromedarii (ventral surface should be confirmed)

different ticks (Hyalomma spp. should be compared with the same age, otherwise misleading).

Regards

Abdigoudarzi

Dear Dr. Mohammd Abdigoudarzi,

you can  read " Tick of Domestic Animal in Africa: a Guide to Identification of species.Author: A.R .WALKER, A. BOUATTOUR

This book will be very helpful for identification. please see.

Regards:

Sachin

Dear Asadollah , definitely is not an Ixodes. Ixodes are without eyes! I guess is Hyalomma.

Regards Alexander Blazhev

its Hyalomma rufipes

scutum is dark

Posterior ridges are absent

caudale depression is absent

Penctuation distribution is dense

Central feston is dark

Check the spiracle areas which have dense setae

6570 Hyalomma turanicum

6582 Hyalomma anatolicum

6583 Hyalimma aegyptium

6584 Hyalomma scupense

6582 Hyalomma anatolicum