Volume 4, Number 2—June 1998
Dispatch
New Vectors of Rift Valley Fever in West Africa
Table 3
Vector species | No. | No. pools | Virus isolatesa No. strains) |
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Barkedji | |||
Aedes vexans | 42,055 | 1,428 | WN-NRI (1), RVF (10), WN (2) |
Ae. mcintoshi | 758 | 88 | NRI (1) |
Ae. ochraceus | 3,672 | 228 | WSL (1), RVF (3) |
Ae. dalzieli | 105 | 34 | (0 virus) |
Phlebotominae spp. | 233,895 | 2,251 | SAB (63), CHP (7), GF (5), Ar D 88909 (1), Ar D 95737 (12) |
Kédougou | |||
Ae. vexans | 1,194 | 81 | (0 virus) |
Ae. mcintoshi | 536 | 107 | (0) virus) |
Ae. ochraceus | 915 | 110 | WSL (1) |
Ae. dalzielib | 31,809 | 821 | CHIK (8), BBK (1), WSL (2), KED (6), BOU (1), PGA (2), ZIKA (22) |
Phlebotominae spp. | 35,569 | 364 | SAB (11), CHP (4), TETE (1), Ar D 111740 (1), Ar D 95737 (2) |
aWN: West-Nile virus, NRI: Ngari virus, RVF: Rift Valley fever virus, WSL: Wesselsbron virus, SAB: Saboya virus, CHP: Chandipura virus, GF: Gabek Forest virus, CHIK: Chikungunya virus, BBK: Babanki virus, KED: Kédougou virus, BOU: Bouboui virus, PGA: Pongola virus, ZIKA: Zika virus, TETE: Tete virus. Ar D 88909, Ar D 95737, and Ar D 111740: not yet identified viruses.
b4 RVF strains were isolated in 1974 and 1982.
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