The names of European mosqitoes: Part 7
Author
Keith Snow
text
European Mosqito Bulletin
2001
9
4
8
journal article
10.5281/zenodo.164887
82939e76-4ca6-4adb-b749-e27db9db12f5
1460-6127
164887
Aedes aegypti
(
Linnaeus
, 1762)
Linnaeus, C.
(
1762
)
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, enthalt Beschreibungen verschiedener wichtiger Naturalien.
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. 267-606
.
In
:
Hasselquist
.
D
.F. Reise
nach Palt'istina in den Jahren von
1749
his
1752.
Rostock
,
Germany
.
606 pp.
Latin
,
Aegyptus
= Egypt
The brief
description
of
this species in Latin only
occurs on page 470 as:
CXXI
CULEX
lEGYPTI
articulatiombus candidis (
with bright
movements)
Locus,
lEgyptus
, Culice
communi Iarior
(
Location
, Egypt, mer
than the
common
mosquito
)
Linnaeus thus
says
nothing
about the appearance of
this species and
his observation could
apply
to most
species
.