Anthropogenic Ecological Change and Impacts on Mosquito Breeding and Control Strategies in Salt-Marshes, Northern Territory, Australia - Jacups, Susan; Warchot, Allan; Whelan, Peter (EcoHealth, 2012)
Keywords: Animal Ecology; Animals; Anthropogenic factors; Aquatic insects; Artificial wetlands; brackish water; breeding; breeding sites; Culicidae; Disease transmission; Drainage; drainage channels; dry season; Ecosystem; Ecosystems; Environmental Health; Environmental impact; Environmental Monitoring; Environmental Monitoring - methods; Environmental restoration; Insect Vectors; Mangroves; Medicine; Medicine & Public Health; methods; Microbiology; Mosquito Control; Mosquito Control - methods; mosquito-borne diseases; Mosquitoes; Mud flats; nontarget organisms; Northern Territory; Original Contribution; pests; plague; Public Health; Residential areas; risk; runoff; Salt marshes; Seasons; Stormwater; Swamps; Vector-borne diseases; vegetation; Viruses; Water and Health; wet season; Wetlands; Northern Territory; Australia; anthropogenic change; ecology; Murray Valley encephalitis virus; Ross River virus; habitat modification; arbovirus