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  • Creating value, growing together

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    Purpose – The training of field personal conducting mosquito control (Mosquito Control 101)

    Presenters – Gale Jirik, Drew Hunter, Emily Dugas, Bill Reynolds

    My Experience – 35+ years working in the Mosquito Control Industry

    Introduction

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    Mosquito-Borne Diseases

    Biology and Field Identification

    By

    Gale Jirik

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    • Malaria• Dengue• Yellow Fever• Rift Valley Fever• Filariasis

    (Elephantiasis)

    • Dog Heartworm• California Serogroup

    Viruses

    • Chikungunya• Zika

    Mosquito-Borne Diseases (WHO)

    • Eastern Equine Encephalitis

    • St. Louis Encephalitis

    • Western Equine Encephalitis

    • West Nile Virus• Venezuelan Equine

    Encephalitis

    • Japanese Encephalitis

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    Malaria2018 – 405,000 Deaths World

    Wide/Millions Infected

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    MalariaAnopheles Mosquito

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    • Aedes aegypti• Aedes albopictus

    Invasive Species

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    Dengue InfectionsApproximately 22,000 Die Per Year

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    Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever

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    Zika Virus

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    Encephalitis Virus’ (WNV, SLE, WEE, EEE, etc.)

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    2019 West Nile Virus CasesU.S. - 917 human cases, 51 deaths

    Arizona – 174 human cases, 18 deathsColorado – 121 cases, 7 deaths

    New Mexico – 40 human cases, 4 deaths

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    West Nile Virus

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    SLE Human Cases in the U.S.

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    SLE Human Cases by State 2009-2018

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    ELEPHANTIASIS LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS

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    • PCR• Ramp

    Virus Testing

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    Mosquito BiologyLife Cycle

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    Temperature

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    Adult Emergence

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    • STAND ON THE WATER SURFACE UNTIL THE WINGS ARE DRY, THEN FLIES INTO NEARBY VEGATATION

    • MALE & FEMALES FEED ON PLANT SUGARS• 24-72 HOURS THE FEMALE MATES.• AFTER MATING THE FEMALE LEAVES TO SEEK A BLOOD

    MEAL.

    • AFTER TAKING A BLOOD MEAL, THE FEMALE RETURNS & LAYS EGGS (100-300 EGGS).

    • REPEATS BLOOD FEEDING & LAYING EGGS.• FEMALE MOSQUITO LAYS APPROXIMATELY 1000-3000 EGGS

    IN HER LIFETIME.

    After Emergence

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    Floodwater verses Permanent

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    Floodwater verses Permanent

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    Mosquito Eggs

    Permanent Water Eggs

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    Identification

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    Mosquito Collection

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    BG Sentinel 2 Trap and Counter

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    Faye Trap

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    Sequential Traps – Peak Adult Activity?

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    Mosquito Larva Dipping

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    • Larva prefer shallow, warm water• Larva are found in standing or slow moving water• Larva prefer water with organic material• Larva prefer living in close proximity to

    vegetation, protected from waves

    • Larva will dive when they feel vibration or water ripples

    • Larva will dive if your shadow falls on the water• Larva use water tension to hold themselves at

    the water surface to breath

    • Anopheles larva can be found on top of algae

    Collecting Mosquito Larva & Pupa

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    Identification

    ▪ Larva

    ▪ Adults

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    Larva

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    Anopheles or Other Species

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    Culex

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    Aedes, Ochlerotatus, or Psorophora

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    Culiseta

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    Adult Female

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    Anopheles or Other Species

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    Culex, Culiseta, or Aedes

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    Anopheles

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    Aedes/Ochlerotatus

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    Culex

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    Culiseta

  • Creating value, growing together

    Questions

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