LAKE VERA REVISITED: PARITY AND SURVIVAL RATES OFANOPHELES PUNCTIPENNISAT THE SITE OF A MALARIA OUTBREAK IN THE SIERRA NEVADA

Truls Jensen; Deborah A. Dritz; Gary N. Fritz; Robert K. Washino; William C. Reeves

LAKE VERA REVISITED: PARITY AND SURVIVAL RATES OFANOPHELES PUNCTIPENNISAT THE SITE OF A MALARIA OUTBREAK IN THE SIERRA NEVADA

Truls Jensen
, Deborah A. Dritz
, Gary N. Fritz
, Robert K. Washino
, William C. Reeves

University of California, Davis
University of Florida

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Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Jan 1 1998
Externally published	Yes

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Genealogy
Meteorology
Geography

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