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Diurnal activity of potential bluetongue vectors in northern Europe

Thomas Balenghien, Thomas Cêtre‐Sossah, Colette Grillet, Jean‐Claude Delécolle, Bruno Mathieu, Thierry Baldet

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SIR, — Zimmer and colleagues ( VR , January 26, 2008, vol 162, p 131) recently described maize silage residues as possible breeding sites for the sibling species Culicoides obsoletus/scoticus and confirmed that Culicoides dewulfi and Culicoides chiopterus breed in cattle dung. To complete the

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SIR, — Zimmer and colleagues ( VR , January 26, 2008, vol 162, p 131) recently described maize silage residues as possible breeding sites for the sibling species Culicoides obsoletus/scoticus and confirmed that Culicoides dewulfi and Culicoides chiopterus breed in cattle dung. To complete the

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SIR, — Zimmer and colleagues ( VR , January 26, 2008, vol 162, p 131) recently described maize silage residues as possible breeding sites for the sibling species Culicoides obsoletus/scoticus and confirmed that Culicoides dewulfi and Culicoides chiopterus breed in cattle dung. To complete the

Key concepts: Diurnal temperature variation, Biology, Virology, Veterinary medicine, Geography, Meteorology, Medicine

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