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The mosquitoes of Dominica : project summary.

By: Brown, Heidi

Contributor(s): Zavortinc, Thomas | Fish, Durland

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Connecticut : Yale University School of Public Health, AUgust 8, 2007Description: 24 p. tbls., col. ill., mapsSubject(s): Insects | Research | Entomology | Epidemiology | Insects -- Mosquitoes | DominicaSummary: A project that provides basic information on the distribution and abundance of mosquito species occurring on Dominica so that local public health and environmental agencies will have the ability to improve mosquito surveillance and control activities to prevent or respond to and epidemic of mosquito-borne disease in humans, domestic animals or wildlife.

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A project that provides basic information on the distribution and abundance of mosquito species occurring on Dominica so that local public health and environmental agencies will have the ability to improve mosquito surveillance and control activities to prevent or respond to and epidemic of mosquito-borne disease in humans, domestic animals or wildlife.

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