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Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Mosquitoes: Developing a macroecological approach to forecasting mosquito populations and phenology under changing climates

2023-07-26

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Climate-induced shifts in mosquito phenology and population structure has important implications for the health of humans and wildlife. The timing and intensity of mosquito interactions with infected and susceptible hosts is a primary determinant of vector-borne disease. Like most ectotherms, rates of mosquito development are expected to change under warming climates. However, developing accurate predictions of mo...

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10.22541/au.169038907.76405748/v1
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