Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina

Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes were studied in the lower delta of the Paraná River from March 2003 to February 2004. Monthly captures at four daytime intervals using human volunteers collected 1,289 mosquitoes belonging to 14 species and six genera, with the most fre...

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Autores principales: Loetti, V., Burroni, N., Vezzani, D.
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spelling todo:paper_10811710_v32_n2_p358_Loetti2023-10-03T16:03:47Z Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina Loetti, V. Burroni, N. Vezzani, D. Isostomyia Mosquitoes Ochlerotatus Psorophora Vector ecology Wetland system animal Argentina article biodiversity circadian rhythm classification health survey human insect bite mosquito physiology population density season temperature wetland Animals Argentina Biodiversity Circadian Rhythm Culicidae Humans Insect Bites and Stings Population Density Population Surveillance Seasons Temperature Wetlands Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes were studied in the lower delta of the Paraná River from March 2003 to February 2004. Monthly captures at four daytime intervals using human volunteers collected 1,289 mosquitoes belonging to 14 species and six genera, with the most frequently captured being Ochlerotatus crinifer (49%), Psorophora ferox (36%), Ochlerotatus serratus (5%), and Isostomyia paranensis (3%). Oc. crinifer was collected during the four seasons and showed higher values in Summer and Autumn. Ps. ferox and Oc. serratus were not present in Winter and the highest values were recorded in Summer. Monthly captures of Ps. ferox and Oc. serratus were positively associated with temperature. With regard to daily activity patterns, Oc. crinifer, Oc. serratus, and Ps. ferox were captured during the four collection intervals with nocturnal captures concentrated during the warm months. The daily activity patterns of these species changed throughout the seasons. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10811710_v32_n2_p358_Loetti
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topic Isostomyia
Mosquitoes
Ochlerotatus
Psorophora
Vector ecology
Wetland system
animal
Argentina
article
biodiversity
circadian rhythm
classification
health survey
human
insect bite
mosquito
physiology
population density
season
temperature
wetland
Animals
Argentina
Biodiversity
Circadian Rhythm
Culicidae
Humans
Insect Bites and Stings
Population Density
Population Surveillance
Seasons
Temperature
Wetlands
spellingShingle Isostomyia
Mosquitoes
Ochlerotatus
Psorophora
Vector ecology
Wetland system
animal
Argentina
article
biodiversity
circadian rhythm
classification
health survey
human
insect bite
mosquito
physiology
population density
season
temperature
wetland
Animals
Argentina
Biodiversity
Circadian Rhythm
Culicidae
Humans
Insect Bites and Stings
Population Density
Population Surveillance
Seasons
Temperature
Wetlands
Loetti, V.
Burroni, N.
Vezzani, D.
Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina
topic_facet Isostomyia
Mosquitoes
Ochlerotatus
Psorophora
Vector ecology
Wetland system
animal
Argentina
article
biodiversity
circadian rhythm
classification
health survey
human
insect bite
mosquito
physiology
population density
season
temperature
wetland
Animals
Argentina
Biodiversity
Circadian Rhythm
Culicidae
Humans
Insect Bites and Stings
Population Density
Population Surveillance
Seasons
Temperature
Wetlands
description Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes were studied in the lower delta of the Paraná River from March 2003 to February 2004. Monthly captures at four daytime intervals using human volunteers collected 1,289 mosquitoes belonging to 14 species and six genera, with the most frequently captured being Ochlerotatus crinifer (49%), Psorophora ferox (36%), Ochlerotatus serratus (5%), and Isostomyia paranensis (3%). Oc. crinifer was collected during the four seasons and showed higher values in Summer and Autumn. Ps. ferox and Oc. serratus were not present in Winter and the highest values were recorded in Summer. Monthly captures of Ps. ferox and Oc. serratus were positively associated with temperature. With regard to daily activity patterns, Oc. crinifer, Oc. serratus, and Ps. ferox were captured during the four collection intervals with nocturnal captures concentrated during the warm months. The daily activity patterns of these species changed throughout the seasons.
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author Loetti, V.
Burroni, N.
Vezzani, D.
author_facet Loetti, V.
Burroni, N.
Vezzani, D.
author_sort Loetti, V.
title Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina
title_short Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina
title_full Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina
title_fullStr Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in Argentina
title_sort seasonal and daily activity patterns of human-biting mosquitoes in a wetland system in argentina
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10811710_v32_n2_p358_Loetti
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