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    Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory

    Encephalitis Biology & Epidemiology

    Field studies on the population dynamics of mosquito vectors and avian amplification hosts are being conducted by members of the research team. Wild avian serosurveys designed to monitor the transmission of St. Louis and eastern equine encephalitis virus are conducted at the FMEL throughout the year. Vector populations are also monitored throughout the year to determine their average age, gonotrophic condition and nutritional status.

    A female red-bellied woodpecker, one of the many species collected during the FMEL wild avian serosurvey.Close up of bird head

    Contact: J. Day

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