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Yellow Fever Mosquito Shows Up in Northern Europe

Martin Enserink

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In the latest display of mosquitoes' predilection for modern travel, entomologists have found a small colony of the tropical species Aedes aegypti —also known as the yellow fever mosquito—in the Netherlands.

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In the latest display of mosquitoes' predilection for modern travel, entomologists have found a small colony of the tropical species Aedes aegypti —also known as the yellow fever mosquito—in the Netherlands.

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In the latest display of mosquitoes' predilection for modern travel, entomologists have found a small colony of the tropical species Aedes aegypti —also known as the yellow fever mosquito—in the Netherlands.

Key concepts: Yellow fever, Aedes aegypti, Dengue fever, Aedes, Geography, Biology, Malaria, Zoology

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