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culicine

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culicine /cu·li·cine/ (ku´lĭ-sin) (ku´lĭ-sīn)
1. a member of the genus Culex or related genera.
2. pertaining to, involving, or affecting mosquitoes of the genus Culex or related species.

culicine [ku´lĭ-sin, ku´lĭ-sīn]
1. any member of the genus Culex or related genera.
2. pertaining to, involving, or affecting mosquitoes of the genus Culex or related species.

culicine
1. any member of the genus Culex or related genera.
2. pertaining to, involving, or affecting mosquitoes of the genus Culex or related species.


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Encephalitis is commonly known as brain fever, Japanese encephalitis virus causes the disease, the virus is transmitted to humans by Culicine mosquitoes.
The two culicine species have no palmate hairs or tergal plates and they posses siphons of different lengths that allow them to suspend at an angle from the water surface (Clements 1999).
Encephalitis is commonly known as brain fever, Japanese encephalitis virus causes the disease, the virus is transmitted to humans by Culicine mosquitoes.
 
 
 
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