Relative Efficiency of Six Species of Mosquitoes from Guam, M. I., as Developmental Hosts for Dirofilaria immitis

Biology of Dirofilaria immitis (Leidy, 1850) (Nematoda: Onchocercidae) and Aedes trivittatus (Coquillett, 1902) (Diptera: Culicidae) in Central Iowa

“…Aedes pandanl X Travis (1947) Aedes pampaensis X Heisch et al (1959) Hu (1931) Phillips (1939) Feng ( Nayar and Sauerman (1975) Hu (1931) Webber and Hawking (1955) Inoue, as cited in Ludlam et al (1970) A paucity of information also exists on the ability of most potential vectors to transmit D. immitls to susceptible hosts by bite.…”

“…Aedes aegypti X Bancroft (1901) Aedes albopictus X Inoue, as cited in Ludlam et al (1970) Aedes atropalpus X Keegan et al (1968) Aedes canadensis X X^ Hu (1931) Crans and Feldlaufer(1974) Aedes cantator X^ Crans and Feldlaufer(1974) Aedes caspius X Grass! and Noe (1900) Aedes cinereus X Yen (1938) Aedes dorsalis X Weinmann and Garcia (1974) Aedes edgari X Rosen (1954) Aedes excrucians X Phillips (1939) Aedes fijiensis X X Symes (1960) Aedes fitchii X Bemrick and Sandholm (1966) Aedes geniculatus X Roubaud and Colas-Belcour (1937) Aedes guamensis X Travis (1947) Aedes infirmatus X Summers (1943) Aedes koreicus X Feng (1930) Aedes notoscriptus X Bemrick and Moorhouse (1968) Juvenile identity questioned by the author reporting the natural infection of immitis from that mosquito species.…”

Biology of Dirofilaria immitis (Leidy, 1850) (Nematoda: Onchocercidae) and Aedes trivittatus (Coquillett, 1902) (Diptera: Culicidae) in Central Iowa

“…Aedes aegypti X Bancroft (1901) Aedes albopictus X Inoue, as cited in Ludlam et al (1970) Aedes atropalpus X Keegan et al (1968) Aedes canadensis X X^ Hu (1931) Crans and Feldlaufer(1974) Aedes cantator X^ Crans and Feldlaufer(1974) Aedes caspius X Grass! and Noe (1900) Aedes cinereus X Yen (1938) Aedes dorsalis X Weinmann and Garcia (1974) Aedes edgari X Rosen (1954) Aedes excrucians X Phillips (1939) Aedes fijiensis X X Symes (1960) Aedes fitchii X Bemrick and Sandholm (1966) Aedes geniculatus X Roubaud and Colas-Belcour (1937) Aedes guamensis X Travis (1947) Aedes infirmatus X Summers (1943) Aedes koreicus X Feng (1930) Aedes notoscriptus X Bemrick and Moorhouse (1968) Juvenile identity questioned by the author reporting the natural infection of immitis from that mosquito species. Aedes pandanl X Travis (1947) Aedes pampaensis X Heisch et al (1959) Aedes poecilus X X Estrada (1965) Aedes polyneslensis X X X X Rosen (1954) Ramalingam (1968) Symes (1960) Aedes pseudoscutellaris X X Symes (1960) Aedes punctor X X Roubaud and Colas-Belcour (1937) Aedes samoanus X Ramalingam (1968) Aedes sierrensis X Weinmann and Garcia (1974) Aedes sollicitans X Hu (1931) Aedes sticticus X Bemrick and Sandholm (1966) Aedes stimulans X Yen (1938) Aedes taeniorhynchus X Hu (1931) Aedes togoi…”

“…Aedes triseriatus X X X Inoue, as cited in Ludlaun et al Keegan et al (1967) Phillips (1939 Aedes trivittatus X X Christensen and Andrews (1976) Aedes vexans X Hu (1931) Aedes vigilax X Bemrick and Moorhouse (1968) Aedes zoosophus X Keegan et al (1968) Anopheles crucians X Summers (1943) Anopheles earlei X Yen (1938) (1937) Hu (1931) Phillips (1939) Feng (1930) Rosario ( Webber and Hawking (1955) Inoue, as cited in Ludlam et al (1970) Villavaso and Steelman (1970) Culex restuans X Bemrick and Sandholm (1966) Culex sallnarlus X Seeley and Blckley (1974) Culex sltiens X Travis (1947) Culex tarsalis X Yen (1938) Culex terrltans X Hu (1931) Culex tritaeniorhynchus X X Inoue,as cited in Ludlam et al (1970) Poynton andHodgkin (1938) Culex tritaeniorhychus summorosus X X Estrada (1965) Mansonla annulata X Wharton (1962) Mansonla bonneae X Wharton (1962) Mansonla dives X X Wharton (1962) Poynton and Hodgkin (1938) Mansonla Indiana X Poynton and Hodgkin (1938) Mansonla titillans X Baclgalupo, as cited in Ludlam et al (1970) X Estrada (1965) Stueben (1954) vexans among 4,746 mosquitoes caught by light traps in an urban area of Minnesota. Bickley et al (1976) recovered J^, thought to be D.…”

“…Additional reports indicate that this destruc tion is more common in certain genera of mosquitoes. Travis (1947) noted that D. inrnii tis microfilariae remaining in the midgut of Culex mosquitoes were all dead two days after exposure, but that a large per centage were still alive in Aedes species. Kartman (1953a) albimanus, and Cx.…”