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Hairy Alpine Mosquito - Aedes impiger
Other Names:
Aedes nearcticus
General Description
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Species Range
Montana Range
Range Descriptions
Native
Stewardship Responsibility
References
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Do you know of a citation we're missing?- Dyar H.G. 1922. The Mosquitoes of the Glacier National Park, Montana (Diptera: Culicidae). Insecuto Inscitle Menstruus 10:80–88.
- Dyar, Harrison G. 1929. A new species of mosquito from Montana, with annotated list of the species known from the state. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Washington Smithsonian Institution Press. Vol. 75. Pages 2772-2797.
- Nielsen, L.T. 2009. The mosquitoes of Glacier National Park
- Nielsen, Lewis T. 2012. The mosquitoes and Chaoborids of Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks with new records and Ochlerotatus nevadensis, a new state record for Montana. 28(1):6-8.
- Quickenden, K.L. 1972. Montana Mosquitoes Part I: Identification and Biology. State Department of Health and Environmental Sciences. Environmental Sciences Division. Helena, Montana. 34pp.
- Quickenden, K.L. 1979. Montana Mosquitoes Part I: Identification and Biology. State Department of Health and Environmental Sciences. Environmental Sciences Division. Helena, Montana. 34pp.
Rolston, M.G., G.D. Johnson, and D.G. Hokit. 2016. A taxonomic checklist of the mosquitos of Montana with notes on new geographic distributions. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 32(4):326-328.
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