Culex coronator in Coastal Georgia and South Carolina

Robert A. Moulis; Jennifer D. Russell; Henry B. Lewandowski Jr.; Pamela S. Thompson; Jeffrey L. Heusel

doi:10.2987/5766.1

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Robert A. Moulis, Jennifer D. Russell, Henry B. Lewandowski Jr., Pamela S. Thompson, Jeffrey L. Heusel

Abstract

In 2007, adult Culex coronator were collected in Chatham County, Georgia, and Jasper County, South Carolina, during nuisance and disease vector surveillance efforts. A total of 75 specimens of this species were collected at 8 widely separated locations in Chatham County, Georgia, and 4 closely situated sites in Jasper County, South Carolina. These represent the first Atlantic coastal records of this species in Georgia and the first confirmed records of Cx. coronator in South Carolina.

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Robert A. Moulis, Jennifer D. Russell, Henry B. Lewandowski Jr., Pamela S. Thompson, and Jeffrey L. Heusel "Culex coronator in Coastal Georgia and South Carolina," Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 24(4), 588-590, (1 December 2008). https://doi.org/10.2987/5766.1

Published: 1 December 2008