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Culex (Culex) andersoni Edwards
, 2023 Culex (Culex) andersoni Edwards subspecies abyssinicus Edwards, 1941 —original combination: Culex (Culex) andersoni ssp. abyssinicus. Distribution: Ethiopia (Edwards 1941). subspecies andersoni Edwards, 1914 —original combination: Culex andersoni. Distribution: Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Kenya, Malawi, Republic of South Africa,
Harbach, Ralph E., Wilkerson, Richard C.
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Culex (Culex) comorensis Brunhes
, 2023 Culex (Culex) comorensis Brunhes subspecies comorensis Brunhes, 1977 —original combination: Culex (Culex) comorensis. Distribution: Anjouan and Mohéli Islands, Union of the Comoros and Ankaratra Massif, Madagascar (Brunhes 1977). subspecies kartalae Brunhes, 1977 —original combination: Culex (Culex) comorensis ssp. kartalae. Distribution: Grande Comore
Harbach, Ralph E., Wilkerson, Richard C.
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Acta Tropica, 2018 Culex mosquitoes can act as vectors of several important diseases, including Japanese encephalitis, West Nile virus, St. Louis encephalitis and equine encephalitis. Besides the neurological sequelae caused in humans, Japanese encephalitis can lead to abortion in sows and encephalitis in horses.
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Culex (Culex) quinquefasciatus Say 1923
, 2020 Published as part of Cooper, David, Yamaguchi, Nobuyuki, Macdonald, David, Nanova, Olga, Yudin, Viktor, Dugmore, Andrew & Kitchener, Andrew, 2020, Taxonomy, ecology and distribution of the mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) of the Dutch Leeward Islands, with a key to the adults and fourth instar larvae, pp.
Cooper, David +6 more
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Insects, 2019 Characterizing the host-use patterns of mosquitoes is an essential component of understanding the transmission dynamics of mosquito-vectored pathogens.
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Culex (Culex) argenteopunctatus
, 2023 Culex (Culex) argenteopunctatus (Ventrillon) subspecies argenteopunctatus (Ventrillon, 1905) —original combination: Heptaphlebomyia argenteopunctata. Distribution: Only known with certainty from Madagascar (see below). subspecies kingii (Theobald, 1913c) —original combination: Heptaphlebomyia kingii (subspecific status by Edwards 1941).
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Culex (Culex) vansomereni Edwards
, 2023 Culex (Culex) vansomereni Edwards subspecies draconis Ingram & de Meillon, 1927 —original combination: Culex draconis (subspecific status by Edwards 1941). Distribution: Republic of South Africa (Ingram & de Meillon 1927). subspecies elgonicus Edwards, 1941 —original combination: Culex vansomereni ssp. elgonicus.
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Culex (Culex) invidiosus Theobald
, 2023 Culex (Culex) invidiosus Theobald subspecies invidiosus Theobald, 1901d —original combination: Culex invidiosus. Distribution: Sub-Saharan Africa, countries north of approximately 10° S latitude—including Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Nigeria, Republic of the ...
Harbach, Ralph E., Wilkerson, Richard C.
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Culex (Culex) pipiens Linnaeus
, 2023 Culex (Culex) pipiens Linnaeus subspecies pallens Coquillett, 1898 —original combination: Culex pallens (subspecific status by Tanaka 2004). Distribution: China, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, United States (continental) (Wilkerson et al. 2021). subspecies pipiens Linnaeus, 1758 —original combination: Culex pipiens.
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Culex (Culex) grahamii Theobald
, 2023 Culex (Culex) grahamii Theobald subspecies farakoensis Hamon, 1955 —original combination: Culex grahami [sic] var. farakoensis (subspecific status by Harbach & Howard 2007). Distribution: Southern Mali (Hamon 1955). subspecies grahamii Theobald, 1910 —original combination: Culex grahamii [nomen novum for Culex pullatus Graham, 1910].
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