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Documenting the prevalence of these vector-borne disease agents in coyotes from Oklahoma and Texas underscores the importance of wild canids as reservoir hosts that infect companion animals and humans. To learn more about the sylvatic cycle of\n D. immitis<\/jats:italic>\n and\n Ehrlichia<\/jats:italic>\n spp. in coyotes from Oklahoma and Texas, we tested for infection with and exposure to, respectively, these disease agents. Coyote carcasses were collected opportunistically from animal control experts and hunters in seven counties in Oklahoma and Texas from January to March, 2010. Serum samples from 77 coyotes were tested with a commercial ELISA test. Five (6.5%) coyotes had\n D. immitis<\/jats:italic>\n antigens, and four (5.2%) had antibodies to\n Ehrlichia<\/jats:italic>\n spp. The overall prevalence of\n D. immitis<\/jats:italic>\n was low relative to studies from the eastern United States. 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