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Spiegel.de: Gelbfiebermücke: Bakterien motivieren zur Eiablage - DER SPIEGEL
Nur das Beste für die Brut: Gelbfiebermücken legen ihre Eier nur in bestimmten Gewässern ab. Forscher haben nun herausgefunden, dass Bakterien im Wasser sie...
Obituary for Elizabeth Louise Alston, Searcy, AR
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The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is the largest source for award winning news and opinion that matters to you. Featuring up to the minute breaking news and the...
West Nile virus deemed permanent illness - Washington Times
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... the Western Hemisphere," said Charles S. Apperson, professor of entomology at North Carolina State University. "What happened in is, ...
Entomological Society of America names F | EurekAlert!
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Aug 31, — Dr. Charles S. Apperson, North Carolina State University; Dr. Thomas C. Baker, Penn State University; Dr. Brian A. Federici, University of ... › news-releases
Krankheitsüberträger - Fallen für die Fiebermücke - Wissen ...www.sueddeutsche.de › wissen › krankheitsuebertraeger-fallen-fuer-die-...
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Charles Apperson und Coby Schal von der North Carolina State University ließen weibliche Gelbfiebermücken Wasserbehälter umschwirren, ...
Lay your eggs here | EurekAlert!
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Authors: Loganathan Ponnusamy, Ning Xu, Satoshi Nojima, Coby Schal and Charles Apperson, North Carolina State University; Dawn M.
Mosquito Population Likely To Rise After Rainfall - Chapelboro.com
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While Sunday’s heavy rains were a major disruption for many in Chapel Hill, one local community is pleased by the change in the weather: mosquitoes.
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