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Chromosome and Genome Evolution in Culicinae Mosquitoes
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Karyotypes Of Some Asian Mosquitoes Of The Subfamily Culicinae (Diptera: Culicidae)1
Journal of Medical Entomology, 1969Richard H Baker, R H Baker
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Culicinae (Diptera : Culicidae)
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2022
Culicinae in the Ukraine are represented by 52 species and 8 subspecies. The article gives their distribution within the republic and brief zoogeographical analysis. The classification and characteristic of Culicinae reproduction places are presented. They are divided into three groups: constant, periodically existing and temporary reservoirs.
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Culicinae in the Ukraine are represented by 52 species and 8 subspecies. The article gives their distribution within the republic and brief zoogeographical analysis. The classification and characteristic of Culicinae reproduction places are presented. They are divided into three groups: constant, periodically existing and temporary reservoirs.
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Culicine mosquitoes (Order Diptera: Family Culicidae, Subfamily Culicinae)
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Revised Keys to the Known Larvae of African Culicinae
Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1912When, early in the present year, Dr. A. Ingram sent in to the Entomological Research Committee his collection of larvae and bred adults of culicinae from Bole, Northern Territories, Gold Coast, the writer decided to describe these as soon as possible, and the opportunity seemed favourable to include a thorough revision of the known larvae of the ...
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[Preliminary investigations on fauna of mosquitoes (Culicinae) in Lódź and environs].
Wiadomosci parazytologiczne, 2006Species composition of mosquitoes (Diptera, Culicinae) was investigated in 2000 year. The mosquitoes were caugh from april till october, twice a month, at 6 stations. Seven species from genus Aedes were found: A. beclemishevi, A. ciprinus, A. cantans, A. flavescens, A. communis A. punctor, and A. vexans. A. cantans was most numerous (32,4).
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