Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association · 2005 · 24 citations · 12 references
J. JaponicusEntomologyEvolutionary BiologyOchlerotatus Japonicus JaponicusNorth CarolinaWildlife BiologyParasitologyConservation Biology
Although the 1st published record of Ochlerotatus japonicus japonicus in Georgia (Rabun County) occurred in 2004, we report here a 2002 collection and identification in Fulton County, Georgia (metro Atlanta). The finding of Oc. j. japonicus in Fulton County represents the most southern record of this species in the United States to date. Also, subsequent collections in North Carolina and 4 additional counties in northeast Georgia are reported.
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