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Invasive Aedes (Fredwardsius) vittatus reaches ContinentalAmerica
Rahuel Jeremías Chan-ChableiD, César R. Rodríguez-LunaiD, Román Espinal-PalominoiD, Carlos Napoleón Ibarra-CerdeñaiD
Abstract
We report the first population of Aedes (Fredwardsius) vittatus in continental America, detected in Yucatan, Mexico. Phylogenetic analysis clustered the Mexican sequence with Caribbean lineages (posterior probability 0.8-0.9), suggesting introduction via the Caribbean. Given its arbovirus competence, urgent inclusion in surveillance programs is warranted.
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