Oviposition trap reference handbook

Jakob, Werner L.; Pratt, Harry D.

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Oviposition trap reference handbook

Published Date:

Preliminary issue, July 1967

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Personal Authors:

Jakob, Werner L. ; Pratt, Harry D. ;

Corporate Authors:

National Communicable Disease Center (U.S.), Aedes aegypti Eradication Program.

Series:

Aedes aegypti handbook series ; no. 6

Keywords:

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Description:

Introduction -- Oviposision traps ("ovitraps") -- Preparing the grid map -- Marking of paddles -- Ovitrap sites -- Recording ovitrap placements -- AAEP ovitrap location record form: PHS 2.39 -- Weekly ovitrap inspection -- Schedule of weeks: 1967 -- Examination or reading of paddles -- Ovitrap problem sheet form: PHS 2.41 -- Identification of eggs -- Photographs of eggs of Aedes aegypti and Aedes triseriatus -- Recording information -- Zone master transmittal form: PHS 2.48 -- Oviposition trap inspection form: PHS 2.38 -- Supervision -- Selected references -- Appendix A. [mosquito egg identification test] -- Appendix B. Identification of first stage larvae

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Pamphlet (or booklet)

Collection(s):

Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection

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