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. 2020 Apr 1;148:e72. doi: 10.1017/S0950268820000308

Table 3.

Dates and time periods of detections of mosquito species having the Eastern equine encephalitis virus and occurrences of human cases, in the four counties of Madison, Oneida, Onondaga and Oswego, in Central New York State, 1971–2012

Datea of mosquito feeding on human caseb Datea of onset of symptoms in human case Datea of first and last detection of mosquito species having virus Time between first and last seasonal detection of mosquito having virus (days) Time between first detection of mosquito having virus and mosquito feeding on human case (days)
Year Year (cardinal) Case (ordinal) Cs. melanura Cq. perturbans Cs. morsitans Ae. canadensis Ae. vexans Cs. melanura Cs. melanura Cq. perturbans Cs. morsitans Ae. canadensis Ae. vexans
1971 1 1 225 231 240–240 c 237–241 d c 1 15 c 16 d c
1983 12 2 229 237 193–279 c 193–252 206–221 c 87 36 c 23 23 c
2009 38 3 236 243 182–266 204–246 c 225–225 c 85 54 32 c 11 c
2010 39 4 213 220 181–266 210–236 c 236–236 c 86 32 3 c 23 c
2010 39 5 228 235 181–266 210–236 c 236–236 c 86 47 18 c 8 c
2011 40 6 208 215 199–272 202–230 234–234 230–230 250–250 74 9 6 22 22 42
a

Julian date of the year (from 1 to 365).

b

Based on incubation time periods documented for: 1971 case 1 of 5 days, and for 1983 case 2 of 8 days and for cases 3–6 estimated based on the average of (8 + 5)/2 = 7 days [1, 29].

c

This mosquito species was found in collections and tested and the virus was not detected.

d

This mosquito species was not found in collections.