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  Santa Rosa   SARV

Possible Arbovirus

No

3

Isufficient experience with virus; i.e., experience factor from SALS surveys was less than 500 in laboratory facilities with low biocontainment.
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Bunyamwera
Section II - Original Source

W.D. Sudia and V.F. Newhouse

CDC, Atlanta, Georgia
 

Aedes angustivittatus, pool of 100 mosquitoes


Adults

Female
Isolated From Isolation Details

Arthropod
Depleted

Frozen on dry ice in field

CDC light trap

6/20/1972

Durango (Santa Rosa), Mexico

24° 1’ N

10° 32’ W

Sonoran Desert

Valley floor, cactus and mesquite

Dry ice (-60dC) in field, mechanical freezer (-70dC) in laboratory

 
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