Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City

Aedes albifasciatus is a floodwater mosquito that breeds in temporary waters. This semi-domestic species, widely distributed in Argentina, is a competent vector of the western equine encephalitis. The present study was carried out in two rain pools of the city of Buenos Aires, from April 1998 throug...

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Autores principales: Fontanarrosa, M.S., Marinone, M.C., Fischer, S., Orellano, P.W., Schweigmann, N.
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spelling todo:paper_00740276_v95_n6_p787_Fontanarrosa2023-10-03T14:53:49Z Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City Fontanarrosa, M.S. Marinone, M.C. Fischer, S. Orellano, P.W. Schweigmann, N. Aedes albifasciatus Argentina Development time Floodwater mosquitoes Rain pools Temporary habitats Aedes albifasciatus Cinclidae Equidae Ochlerotatus sticticus fresh water rain Aedes animal Argentina article disease carrier growth, development and aging larva season temperature time Aedes Animals Argentina Fresh Water Insect Vectors Larva Rain Seasons Temperature Time Factors Aedes albifasciatus is a floodwater mosquito that breeds in temporary waters. This semi-domestic species, widely distributed in Argentina, is a competent vector of the western equine encephalitis. The present study was carried out in two rain pools of the city of Buenos Aires, from April 1998 through March 1999. Samples were taken twice a week during the cold season and daily during the warmer months, starting from October. Immature mosquitoes were collected with a dipper, being the number of dippers proportional to the flooded area. The estimated rainfall thresholds to initiate cohorts of Ae. albifasciatus were: 16-17 mm in the fall-winter period, 25 mm in the spring, and 30 mm in the summer. The development time of the different cohorts and the mean air temperature of their respective periods were estimated in all seasons, ranging from six days (at 24°C) to 32 days (at 13°C). The equation that best expresses the relationship between development time and mean air temperature is dt = 166,27.e-0.1435.T (R2=0,92). Significantly shorter development times were recorded for larvae of the first three stages as compared to the fourth larval stage and pupae. Fil:Fontanarrosa, M.S. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Fischer, S. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Orellano, P.W. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Schweigmann, N. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00740276_v95_n6_p787_Fontanarrosa
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topic Aedes albifasciatus
Argentina
Development time
Floodwater mosquitoes
Rain pools
Temporary habitats
Aedes albifasciatus
Cinclidae
Equidae
Ochlerotatus sticticus
fresh water
rain
Aedes
animal
Argentina
article
disease carrier
growth, development and aging
larva
season
temperature
time
Aedes
Animals
Argentina
Fresh Water
Insect Vectors
Larva
Rain
Seasons
Temperature
Time Factors
spellingShingle Aedes albifasciatus
Argentina
Development time
Floodwater mosquitoes
Rain pools
Temporary habitats
Aedes albifasciatus
Cinclidae
Equidae
Ochlerotatus sticticus
fresh water
rain
Aedes
animal
Argentina
article
disease carrier
growth, development and aging
larva
season
temperature
time
Aedes
Animals
Argentina
Fresh Water
Insect Vectors
Larva
Rain
Seasons
Temperature
Time Factors
Fontanarrosa, M.S.
Marinone, M.C.
Fischer, S.
Orellano, P.W.
Schweigmann, N.
Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City
topic_facet Aedes albifasciatus
Argentina
Development time
Floodwater mosquitoes
Rain pools
Temporary habitats
Aedes albifasciatus
Cinclidae
Equidae
Ochlerotatus sticticus
fresh water
rain
Aedes
animal
Argentina
article
disease carrier
growth, development and aging
larva
season
temperature
time
Aedes
Animals
Argentina
Fresh Water
Insect Vectors
Larva
Rain
Seasons
Temperature
Time Factors
description Aedes albifasciatus is a floodwater mosquito that breeds in temporary waters. This semi-domestic species, widely distributed in Argentina, is a competent vector of the western equine encephalitis. The present study was carried out in two rain pools of the city of Buenos Aires, from April 1998 through March 1999. Samples were taken twice a week during the cold season and daily during the warmer months, starting from October. Immature mosquitoes were collected with a dipper, being the number of dippers proportional to the flooded area. The estimated rainfall thresholds to initiate cohorts of Ae. albifasciatus were: 16-17 mm in the fall-winter period, 25 mm in the spring, and 30 mm in the summer. The development time of the different cohorts and the mean air temperature of their respective periods were estimated in all seasons, ranging from six days (at 24°C) to 32 days (at 13°C). The equation that best expresses the relationship between development time and mean air temperature is dt = 166,27.e-0.1435.T (R2=0,92). Significantly shorter development times were recorded for larvae of the first three stages as compared to the fourth larval stage and pupae.
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author Fontanarrosa, M.S.
Marinone, M.C.
Fischer, S.
Orellano, P.W.
Schweigmann, N.
author_facet Fontanarrosa, M.S.
Marinone, M.C.
Fischer, S.
Orellano, P.W.
Schweigmann, N.
author_sort Fontanarrosa, M.S.
title Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City
title_short Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City
title_full Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City
title_fullStr Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City
title_full_unstemmed Effects of Flooding and Temperature on Aedes albifasciatus Development Time and Larval Density in Two Rain Pools at Buenos Aires University City
title_sort effects of flooding and temperature on aedes albifasciatus development time and larval density in two rain pools at buenos aires university city
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00740276_v95_n6_p787_Fontanarrosa
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