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Volume 25, Number 6—June 2019
Research

Patterns of Abundance, Host Use, and Everglades Virus Infection in Culex (Melanoconion) cedecei Mosquitoes, Florida, USA

Isaiah J. Hoyer, Carolina Acevedo, Keenan Wiggins, Barry W. Alto, and Nathan D. Burkett-CadenaComments to Author 
Author affiliations: University of Florida, Vero Beach, Florida, USA

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Table 1

Collection of female Culex cedecei mosquitoes by sampling site, Everglades National Park, Florida, USA, 2016

Region Site name and coordinates Habitat Mos. sampled No. resting shelter days* Total no. females No. females/shelter-day
Upper Royal Palm North, 25°24′7.43′′N, 80°36′56.40′′W Extensive hardwood hammock Feb, May, Jun, Aug 60 810 13.50
Long Pine Key North, 25°25′3.00′′N, 80°38′20.00′′W Small island hammock Jun, Aug 8 147 18.38
Long Pine Key Campground, 25°24′0.10′′N, 80°39′35.40′′W Extensive pine rockland Feb 4 5 1.25
Pinelands, 25°25′24.80′′N, 80°40′47.00′′W Extensive pine rockland May, Jun, Aug 44 107 2.43
Pa-hay-okee South, 25°25′56.00′′N, 80°46′38.90′′W Small island hammock Feb, May 18 1 0.06

Pa-hay-okee Overlook, 25°26′27.20′′N, 80°47′1.60′′W
Large island hammock
Jun, Aug
24
24
1.00
Middle Ficus Pond, 25°21′24.00′′N, 80°49′20.00′′W Small island hammock Jun, Aug 8 47 5.88
Mahogany Hammock East, 25°20′20.00′′N, 80°49′4.80′′W Small island hammock Feb, May, Jun, Aug 50 287 5.74
Mahogany Hammock,† 25°19′22.50′′N, 80°49′59.40′′W Large island hammock May, Jun 4 2 0.50
Sweet Bay Pond, 25°19′55.00′′N, 80°48′10.00′′W Small island hammock Jun, Aug 8 16 2.00
Paurotis Pond, 25°18′7.00′′N, 80°47′56.00′′W Small island hammock Jun, Aug 8 42 5.25

Nine Mile Pond, 25°15′13.93′′N, 80°47′53.64′′W
Ecotone of prairie and mangrove
Feb, May, Jun, Aug
53
942
17.77
Lower Snake Bight Trail, 25°11′59.87′′N, 80°52′27.08′′W Mangrove swamp Feb, May, Jun, Aug 53 702 13.25
Coot Bay Pond, 25°10′56.90′′N, 80°53′51.80′′W Mangrove swamp Feb 6 28 4.67

Bear Lake Trail, 25° 8′55.82′′N, 80°5523.69′′W
Extensive cottonwood hammock
Feb, May, Jun, Aug
58
253
4.36
Totals 406 3,413 6.40

*Resting shelter days is no. of resting shelters deployed × total no. days sampled.
†Natural aspirations were performed to abide by permit restrictions.

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