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The species links below will provide information useful to both the layman and the professional entomologist. Each page contains the scientific name, the bibliographic reference to the original description, brief notes on the habitat of the immatures, the biting habits of the adults, diseases that they can carry, and a map showing countries in which a species has been found.   Aedes (Adm.) vexans Aedes (Dic.) furcifer taylori Aedes (Neo.) mcintoshi Aedes (Stg.) aegypti africanus albopictus bromeliae luteocephalus Anopheles (Ano.) claviger labranchiae messeae sacharovi Anopheles (Cel.) culicifacies s.l. funestus gambiae complex hispaniola moucheti multicolor nili pharoensis s.l. pulcherrimus sergentii superpictus wellcomei Armigeres (Arm.) subalbatus Coquillettidia (Coq.) fuscopennata Culex (Cux.) antennatus bitaeniorhynchus gelidus pipiens quinquefasciatus sitiens theileri tritaeniorhynchus univittatus Culiseta (Cuc.) morsitans Mansonia (Mnd.) africana uniformis COUNTRIES within CENTCOM AOR To search for species by country, see WRBU's Mosquito Catalog AFGHANISTAN BAHRAIN DJIBOUTI EGYPT ERITREA ETHIOPIA IRAN IRAQ JORDAN KAZAKHSTAN KENYA KUWAIT KYRGYZSTAN LEBANON OMAN PAKISTAN QATAR SAUDI ARABIA SEYCHELLES SOMALIA SUDAN SYRIA TAJIKSTAN TURKMENISTAN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UZBEKISTAN YEMEN For more information on countries, see CIA World Factbook

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