Mosquito Fauna of Key Largo, Florida

David J. DeMay; Lawrence J. Hribar

doi:10.2987/5768.1

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David J. DeMay, Lawrence J. Hribar

Abstract

A total of 28 species of mosquitoes was collected in dry-ice–baited light traps on Key Largo, Florida during 2002–2004. Total number of mosquitoes increased each year during the study.

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David J. DeMay and Lawrence J. Hribar "Mosquito Fauna of Key Largo, Florida," Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 24(4), 471-477, (1 December 2008). https://doi.org/10.2987/5768.1

Published: 1 December 2008