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with palps about as long as proboscis/beak and rests with body and proboscis in one plane or axis which is at an angle to the surface.
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Anopheles
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MOSQUITOES
with palps much shorter than proboscis and rests with body and proboscis in 2 different planes (at an obtuse angle to each other) and body resting on the surface.
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Aedes
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MOSQUITOES
with palps much shorter than proboscis and rests with body and proboscis in 2 different planes and body up off but parallel to the surface.
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Culex
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MOSQUITOES
Yellowfever mosquito,
Aedes aegypti
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MOSQUITOES
Aeges aeypti and Aedes Albopictus both have dark COLOR to black with silvery white markings
brown
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MOSQUITOES
Aeges aeypti and Aedes Albopictus both have dark brown to black with COLOR white markings
silvery
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MOSQUITOES
Aeges aeypti and Aedes Albopictus both have dark brown to black with silvery COLOR markings
white
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MOSQUITOES
Aeges aeypti and Aedes Albopictus both have dark brown to COLOR with silvery white markings
black
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MOSQUITOES AEDES AEGYPTI
dorsum of thorax with 2 outer curved and 2 median parallel marks forming a
SHAPED pattern, tarsal segments ringed with white only on basal portion of segments, and abdomen with a
dorsal narrow white basal band on each segment
lyre-shaped pattern
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MOSQUITOES AEDES ALBOPICTUS
dorsum of thorax with a single median silver-white stripe, tarsal segments BLANK with white, and
abdominal segments with a narrow dorsal white basal band
ringed
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MOSQUITOES
Yellow fever/Aedes aeypti breed in
shaded artificial containers
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MOSQUITOES
Asian tiger or forest day mosquito
Aedes albopictus
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MOSQUITOES
Asian tiger/Aedes albopictus breed in
artificial containers
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MOSQUITOES
Floodwater mosquito, Ochlerotatus stictcus breed in
flood pool
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MOSQUITOES
saltmarsh mosquito, Ochlerotatus sollicitans breed in
salt marshes and saline areas
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MOSQUITOES
Vexans or inland floodwater mosquito, Aedes vexans breed in
temporary pools
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MOSQUITOES
Common malaria mosquito,
Anopheles quadrimaculatus
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MOSQUITOES
Common malaria mosquito, Anopheles quadrimaculatus breed in
permanent freshwater
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MOSQUITOES
Northern house mosquito, Culex pipiens breed in
artificial containers, ditches, storm sewer catch basins, and polluted water
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MOSQUITOES
Southern house mosquito, Culex quinquefasciatus breed in
artificial containers, ditches, storm sewer catch basins, and polluted water
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MOSQUITOES
Encephalitis mosquito,
Culex tarsalis
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MOSQUITOES
Encephalitis mosquito, Culex tarsalis breed in
temporary pools
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MOSQUITOES
Mosquitoes are commonly separated into 3 groups based on
where and how their eggs are laid.
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After a blood meal, the female will
lay her eggs
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lay eggs singly on water, eggs with floats, usually hatch within a few days
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Anopheles
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MOSQUITOES
lay eggs in rafts on water with up to 100+ eggs per raft, usually hatch within a few days
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Culex
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MOSQUITOES
lay eggs singly in semi-dry places such as moist soil near water
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
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MOSQUITOES
lay eggs singly in semi-dry places such as moist soil near water
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
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MOSQUITOES
eggs do not hatch until water has risen and inundated them
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
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MOSQUITOES
eggs can lie dormant for 3-5 years
Anopheles
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
Culex
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
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MOSQUITOES
All larvae live in water and go through NUMBER instars and NUMBER molts
4 instars and 4 molts
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MOSQUITOES
Larvae of most species SPECIES take in air through a breathing (siphon) located on the 8th abdominal segment which
penetrates the water surface while they float at an angle just below the surface
(e.g. Aedes, Culex, Ochlerotatus, etc.)
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MOSQUITOES
Larvae of most species (e.g. Aedes, Culex, Ochlerotatus, etc.) take in air through a breathing (siphon) located on the 8th abdominal segment which
penetrates the water surface while they _
float at an angle just below the surface
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MOSQUITOES
Other species SPECIES have a spiracular plate on the 8th abdominal segment which penetrates the surface while they float parallel to and just below the surface, their buoyancy enhanced by clusters of float hairs (palmate hairs) on some abdominal segments.
(e.g. Anopheles)
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MOSQUITOES
Other species (e.g. Anopheles) have a spiracular plate on the 8th abdominal segment which penetrates the surface while they _, their buoyancy enhanced by clusters of float hairs (palmate hairs) on some abdominal segments.
float parallel to and just below the surface
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MOSQUITOES
Other species (e.g. Anopheles) have a spiracular plate on the 8th abdominal segment which penetrates the surface while they float parallel to and just below the surface, their buoyancy enhanced by
clusters of float hairs (palmate hairs) on some abdominal segments.
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MOSQUITOES
pupae live in _ and are very active
water
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MOSQUITOES
pupae live in water and are _
very active
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MOSQUITOES
pupae of most species breathe through a pair of respiratory trumpets located on the dorsal thoracic surface which penetrate the water surface while they
float just below the surface
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MOSQUITOES
At the end of the pupal stage, while at the water’s surface, the pupal skin splits open and the adult...
works its way out and onto the surface of the water, briefly dries and flies away
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MOSQUITOES
a common mosquito-transmitted filarial parasite of dogs and is a serious problem from Minnesota to Illinois to Texas and eastward.
dog heartworm , Dirofilaria immitis
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MOSQUITOES
Although quite active, the pupae do not
feed
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MOSQUITOES
Females require DAYS to digest a blood meal, lay a batch of eggs, and then seek another blood meal.
2 days
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MOSQUITOES
flight range of mosquitoes varies with the _, temperature, wind direction, time of year, and distance to blood meal sources.
species
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MOSQUITOES
flight range of mosquitoes varies with the species, _, wind direction, time of year, and distance to blood meal sources.
temperature
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MOSQUITOES
flight range of mosquitoes varies with the species, temperature, _ , time of year, and distance to blood meal sources.
wind direction
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MOSQUITOES
flight range of mosquitoes varies with the species, temperature, wind direction, _ , and distance to blood meal sources.
time of year
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MOSQUITOES
flight range of mosquitoes varies with the species, temperature, wind direction, time of year, and _
distance to blood meal sources
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MOSQUITOES
Most medically important species bite at dusk and dawn (BLANK) and also during the night (nocturnal)
crepuscular
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MOSQUITOES
Several species of medical importance bite only during the daytime (diurnal) such as
Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus), and one species, the yellowfever mosquito (Aedes aegypti)
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MOSQUITOES
Some species which normally do not bite during daytime will do so if disturbed, for instance by someone
walking through high grass on which they are harboring.
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MOSQUITOES
The family
Culicidae
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two subfamilies:
Anophelinae and Culicinae
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MOSQUITOES
The eggs of most mosquitoes are SHAPES
elongate, ovoid, or spindle-shaped; others are spherical or rhomboid
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MOSQUITOES
The chorions of Anopheles species have unique, transparent air-filled compartments flanking the egg that serve as
floats
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MOSQUITOES
Mosquito larvae, commonly known as
wigglers or wrigglers
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MOSQUITOES
In culicines, the spiracles open at the end of the respiratory
BLANK, an elongate air tube extending dorsally
SIPHON
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MOSQUITOES
Projecting from the dorsal mesothorax is a pair
of respiratory tubes, or BLANK, through which the
pupa obtains oxygen at the water surface.
AIR TRUMPETS
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MOSQUITOES
larvae come to the surface for air only occasionally, or
not at all
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MOSQUITOES
The pupa spends nearly all of its time at the
water surface
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MOSQUITOES
In most species, females are anautogenous, the egg follicles remaining in the resting stage until
a bloodmeal is taken
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MOSQUITOES
Eggs that are laid on or in water generally are not resistant
to BLANK and hatch shortly after embryonation,
provided that they are wet and not too cold
dessication
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MOSQUITOES
Mosquito larvae are not buoyant and must, at rest, be
suspended at the surface by BLANK that cling to the surface tension while obtaining
oxygen directly from the air.
special hairs and spiracular structures
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MOSQUITOES
pupae BLANK when disturbed
dive
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MOSQUITOES
pupae normally remain BLANK at the
water surface with the tips of their thoracic air trumpets in
contact with the air
MOTIONLESS
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MOSQUITOES
BLANK starts soon after emergence, usually
before females begin responding to host stimuli
SUGAR FEEDING
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MOSQUITOES
Blood-feeding by female mosquitoes rarely begins until
at least DAYS TO DAYS after adult emergence, and often not until
after mating and sugar-feeding
1 to 3 days
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MOSQUITOES
The interval of time between bloodmeals, an important
component of pathogen transmission, is determined by
two things:
BLANK
the duration of the cycle.
- the occurrence of supplementary bloodmeals
- within the gonotrophic cycle and
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MOSQUITOES
The interval of time between bloodmeals, an important
component of pathogen transmission, is determined by
two things:
the occurrence of supplementary bloodmeals
within the gonotrophic cycle and
BLANK
the duration of the cycle.
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MOSQUITOES
Eggs laid out of water:
distribute eggs of a single clutch individually among
several widely scattered potential development sites,
Aedes
Culex
Anopheles
BLANK
AEDES
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MOSQUITOES
Eggs placed on or in water:
lay the entire clutch in a clump at one site while
standing on the water surface or on floating vegetation.
Aedes
Culex
Anopheles
CULEX
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MOSQUITOES
Eggs dropped onto water:
oviposit aerially while hovering.
Aedes
Culex
Anopheles
ANOPHELES
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MOSQUITOES
a physiological state of arrested development that is induced
or broken only by specific environmental cues
DIAPAUSE
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MOSQUITOES
BLANK transmission of virions occurs from
the female mosquito to her progeny, and females of the
next generation can transmit the virus orally without having
become infected by a prior bloodmeal
TRANSOVARIAL
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MOSQUITOES
the infection of vertebrate tissues by
nematodes or roundworms
FILARIASIS
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MOSQUITOES
Direct-hatching eggs are laid on top of
shallow standing water and hatch
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MOSQUITOES
Direct-hatching eggs are laid on top of shallow standing water
species in the genus BLANK
Culex.
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MOSQUITOES
Delayed-hatching eggs are laid on moist substrates in sites where
standing water existed previously.
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MOSQUITOES
Delayed-hatching eggs are dormant and must experience a period of BLANK before they are capable of hatching
dryness before they are capable of hatching.
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MOSQUITOES
Delayed-hatching eggs, genus BLANK
Aedes vexans
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MOSQUITOES
Mosquito larvae, or "BLANK,"
wigglers
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MOSQUITOES
Mosquito larvae are categorized as
filter feeders, grazers, or predators.
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MOSQUITOES
Filter feeders have mouthparts that
rotate rapidly to produce water currents from which the mouthparts filter out food particles in suspension.
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MOSQUITOES
Grazers feed by scraping off
bacteria and algae growing on aquatic substrates.
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MOSQUITOES
Larvae of several species of mosquitoes are predators that feed on the
larvae of other mosquitoes.
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MOSQUITOES
Mosquito pupae, or
"tumblers,"
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MOSQUITOES
Mosquito pupae
typically require water in which to
complete the transformation to the adult stage.
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MOSQUITOES
mosquito pupae obtain oxygen during
visits to the water surface.
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MOSQUITOES
GENUS known as "house mosquitoes" / "West Nile mosquitoes"
Culex
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MOSQUITOES
GENUS females deposit egg rafts onto the surface of standing water.
Culex
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MOSQUITOES
GENUS larvae are capable of developing in heavily polluted water such as in wastewater evaporation ponds and in accumulations of
Culex
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MOSQUITOES
GENUS larvae also are noted for developing in container habitats that contain foul smelling water
Culex
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MOSQUITOES
GENUS females lay single, delayed-hatching eggs on
moist substrates such as soil and the sides of containers around the high water level.
Aedes and Ochlerotatus
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MOSQUITOES
GENUS SPECIES adults have white scales on the dorsal (top) surface of the thorax that form the shape of a violin or lyre,
AEDES AEGYPTI
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MOSQUITOES
GENUS SPECIES have a white stripe down the middle of the top of the thorax.
AEDES ALBOPICTUS
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