ArticleJournal of arthropod-borne diseases2026
Entomological Surveillance of
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Abstract
Background: The rapid spread of Methods: From March to November 2025, we conducted an extensive entomological survey at ten international points of entry across West Azerbaijan Province. Our monitoring program included ovitrap surveillance, inspections of larval habitats and collections of adult mosquitoes. For each breeding site, environmental characteristics such as vegetation type, water quality, sunlight exposure and habitat stability were recorded. Statistical analyses were performed using SPSS version 27, applying binomial tests with 95% confidence intervals to evaluate species dominance and ecological associations. Results: We collected a total of 1,789 mosquito specimens, of which 184 (10.3%) belonged to the genus Conclusion: The dominance of
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