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| Medical and Veterinary Entomology (2014) 28, 179-186 |
| Author Page | Jenny C. Hesson + , Francis Schaffner + , Enrih Merdic + , Jan O. Lundström + , Örjan Östman + , Ernst-Jan Scholte + , Frantisek Rettich + |
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| Dc:date | 2014 + |
| Dc:title | The arbovirus vector ''[[Culex torrentium]]'' is more prevalent than ''[[Culex pipiens]]'' in northern and central Europe + |
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[[Jenny C. Hesson|J.C. Hesson]], [[Frantis … [[Jenny C. Hesson|J.C. Hesson]], [[Frantisek Rettich|F. Rettich]], [[Enrih Merdic|E. Merdic]], G. Vignjevic, [[Örjan Östman|Ö. Östman]], M. Schäfer, [[Francis Schaffner|F. Schaffner]], R. Foussadier, G. Besnard, J. Medlock, E.-J. Scholte and [[Jan O. Lundström|J.O. Lundström]] te and [[Jan O. Lundström|J.O. Lundström]] +
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| Prism:publicationName | Medical and Veterinary Entomology + |
| Prism:startingPage | 179 + |
| Prism:volume | 28 (2) + |
| Publication on pest | Culex (genus) + , Culex pipiens + , Culex torrentium + |
| Publication year | 2,014 + |
| Research topic | surveys/sampling/distribution + |
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