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Rev Biomed 2010; 21 (3)


Revisión de los mosquitos del género Haemagogus Williston (Diptera: Culicidae) de Brasil

Brisola MC, Alencar J

Idioma: Portugués
Referencias bibliográficas: 135
Paginas: 221-238
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RESUMEN

El género Haemagogus (Diptera: Culicidae) comprende 28 especies y cuatro formas no formalmente descritas ni nominadas. Estas especies están ampliamente distribuidas por el continente Americano y muchas especies son de importancia médica debido a estar involucradas en la transmisión del virus que causa la fiebre amarilla y de otros virus. La distribución, biología de los adultos y formas inmaduras e importancia médica de nueve especies registradas para Brasil son revisadas, con énfasis en su participación en la transmisión de fiebre amarilla y otras arbovirosis, así como la posible participación de Haemagogus en la transmisión del virus del Dengue. Una clave de identificación de las especies presentes en Brasil es suministrada y se hace énfasis en la necesidad de estudios sobre este género en este extenso país, lo cual probablemente incrementará el número de especies, así como el conocimiento de su biología e importancia en salud pública.


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