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Aedes aegypti: Historia y biología

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Aedes aegypti: Historia y biología
 

Aedes aegypti: Historia y biologíaOnline version

Vector, origen y transmisión clave

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Su ciclo de vida completo dura solo 24 horas.

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Sus huevos requieren luz ultravioleta para eclosionar.

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El Aedes aegypti transmite dengue, zika y chikungunya.

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Presenta marcas blancas en el cuerpo que le dan un aspecto moteado.

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Se reproduce en recipientes con agua estancada, frecuentemente dentro de las viviendas.

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Es activo principalmente por la noche.

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Originariamente es de África y se diseminó a otros continentes durante el comercio.

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El Aedes aegypti transmite malaria.

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Fue descrito por primera vez en Estados Unidos en el siglo XX.

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Sus huevos pueden resistir la desecación durante meses.

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