MOSQUITO CONTROL 7F QUESTIONS
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AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
a female mosquito takes blood to: - Produce eggs
the 3 main body parts of an adult mosquito are: - Head, Abdomen, Thorax
mosquito larvae are typically found in: - shallow and still or stagnant water
the genus of mosquito having pulps roughly as long as proboscis is - Anopheles
mosquito larvae breathe - through respiratory openings near the tip of the abdomen
some mosquitoes lay their eggs - on damp soil
number of mosquito species in Michigan - 60
a mosquito goes through 4 stages of development - Egg, Larvae, Pupa and Adult
the 3 classes of Michigan mosquitos, based on breeding sites - Floodwater, Permanent water and
container/ tree hole mosquitoes
insects often confused with mosquitoes - midges or stable flies
the human age grouph most likely to have severe symptoms feom La Crosse encephalitis - Children
, a "dead-end host" is one that - Ends the transmission cycle
SLE and WN disease are caused by viruses that have a natural transmision cyle involving species of - wild
birds
most important mosquito-borne disease in Michigan are caused by - viruses
mosquito species primarily responsible for the transmission of WN in Michigan - Culex pipiens
natural transmission cycle for La Crosse involves mostly - small mammals and Aedes triseriatus
heartworm infection in dogs in Michigan us vectored by - more than 25% of the mosquito species in
Michigan
EEE is a mosquito-transmitted virus that causes a severe central nervous system disease in - Horses and
Humans
birds in the corvid family are highly susceptible to this mosquito-borne disease - West Nile
if Malaria resurfaced in Michigan, which mosquito group would you target for control - Anopheles
mosquito surveys can be used to determine - relative abundance of important disease vectors in an area
landing collections determine primarily - biting activity
most adult mosquitoes are active during - Dawn and Dusk
two types of resting stations are utilized in mosquito surveillance - Natural and artificial
new jersey light trap is known for its - ease of use
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AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
a female mosquito takes blood to: - Produce eggs
the 3 main body parts of an adult mosquito are: - Head, Abdomen, Thorax
mosquito larvae are typically found in: - shallow and still or stagnant water
the genus of mosquito having pulps roughly as long as proboscis is - Anopheles
mosquito larvae breathe - through respiratory openings near the tip of the abdomen
some mosquitoes lay their eggs - on damp soil
number of mosquito species in Michigan - 60
a mosquito goes through 4 stages of development - Egg, Larvae, Pupa and Adult
the 3 classes of Michigan mosquitos, based on breeding sites - Floodwater, Permanent water and
container/ tree hole mosquitoes
insects often confused with mosquitoes - midges or stable flies
the human age grouph most likely to have severe symptoms feom La Crosse encephalitis - Children
, a "dead-end host" is one that - Ends the transmission cycle
SLE and WN disease are caused by viruses that have a natural transmision cyle involving species of - wild
birds
most important mosquito-borne disease in Michigan are caused by - viruses
mosquito species primarily responsible for the transmission of WN in Michigan - Culex pipiens
natural transmission cycle for La Crosse involves mostly - small mammals and Aedes triseriatus
heartworm infection in dogs in Michigan us vectored by - more than 25% of the mosquito species in
Michigan
EEE is a mosquito-transmitted virus that causes a severe central nervous system disease in - Horses and
Humans
birds in the corvid family are highly susceptible to this mosquito-borne disease - West Nile
if Malaria resurfaced in Michigan, which mosquito group would you target for control - Anopheles
mosquito surveys can be used to determine - relative abundance of important disease vectors in an area
landing collections determine primarily - biting activity
most adult mosquitoes are active during - Dawn and Dusk
two types of resting stations are utilized in mosquito surveillance - Natural and artificial
new jersey light trap is known for its - ease of use