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findings--making the article more professional. As far as I have read, there is no way to inhibit cytoplasmic incompatibility as one of my peer reviewers suggested. It is one of the mechanisms that accompanies
Wolbachia and allows it to infect an entire population. It has been difficult to find more information on population replacement, but I am sure it has evolutionary implications for the population that has become infected with Wolbachia. I found some more information on the evolution of Wolbachia overall, as one study found in a population of Drosophila, that at first the fecundity of infected females was low, and then became high. This seems to suggest evolution into a mutualistic relationship as the Wolbachia evolves its infection strategy to provide a benefit to the host and spread the infection overall. In a general sense, it only allows the infected to reproduce creating a completely infected population with time. I have not read that this significantly changes any characteristics of the Asian Tiger Mosquitos, but in general will allow for more disease spread within the population and even to neighboring individuals. I also have not found any articles that say the Wolbachia infection creates any disadvantages to females, only advantages in fertility and survival. It is also important to consider when these topics that may sound harmful are actually intentional and beneficial for humans. For the control of disease spread, Wolbachia is one strategy to transfer specific genes to keep those individuals from reproducing and spreading whatever disease we would like to reduce. Therefore, although population replacement certainly has evolutionary implications in the population of Asian Tiger Mosquitos, it is sometimes in an artificial context because we are intentionally controlling this population's genetics. I tried to expand on cytoplasmic incompatibility as was suggested, and believe I added a clear sentence to add some background information to the concept. The males serve as a biological control because they can only reproduce with infected females, thereby reducing the population overall. If the entire population has the Wolbachia infection, then other diseases that these mosquitos may have will be reduced. This is shown in the experiment about reducing the spread of dengue. I agree with the suggestions about creating a section for Wolbachia alone, instead of under the disease vector section. It should stand on its own to clarify how it is different from other infections, and can actually provide a public health strategy. Thank you for your edits!
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is not called the forest day mosquito? That term pre-dates the use of Asian tiger mosquito as a common name. Of course, it would not be so media-friendly to have a mosquito named the "forest day mosquito" when everyone can talk about an Asian tiger. The "forest day" is more appropriate since its home
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Unlike other mosquito that wait till you are asleep to bite, this tiger mosquito bites in broad day-light. Usually in the afternoon. They are highly sensitive to your movement. Thus, difficult to kill by hand. Either way, they fly with a path like inverted "W" movements, thus difficult to track. You
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causes bigger bumps from what I experienced), they itch more, and itch longer (typically 48-72 hours compared to just 18-24 hours for a normal mosquito bites). Also, I actually kill more in my home (which entered through a tiny slit in my flyscreen door which won't fully close), than I see outside
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Well, in my experience (I'm in Japan), the mosquito is really aggressive and can bite you multiple times. I once interrupted a mosquito during daylight when I caught it in the act, and about 30 minutes later I got 4 mosquito bumps. The one at the place where I caught it was very small, the others
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