Culex thriambus: taxon details and analytics
- Domain
- Kingdom
- Animalia
- Phylum
- Arthropoda
- Class
- Insecta
- Order
- Diptera
- Family
- Culicidae
- Genus
- Culex
- Species
- Culex thriambus
- Scientific Name
- Culex thriambus
Summary description from Wikipedia:
Culex thriambus
Culex thriambus is a mosquito species that appears in the southwestern United States, including Southern California, Texas, as well as in Mexico. It is a confirmed vector of West Nile virus. The majority of host species the mosquito takes blood from are in the order Passeriformes.
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Parent Taxon
Sibling Taxa
- Culex alis
- Culex allostigma
- Culex annulirostris
- Culex annulus
- Culex antennatus
- Culex aquarius
- Culex asteliae
- Culex australicus
- Culex avianus
- Culex bahamensis
- Culex bahri
- Culex bailyi
- Culex bamborum
- Culex bicornutus
- Culex bidens
- Culex bigoti
- Culex bihaicola
- Culex biscaynensis
- Culex bonneae
- Culex brevipalpis
- Culex browni
- Culex campilunati
- Culex camposi
- Culex chidesteri
- Culex chorleyi
- Culex chryselatus
- Culex cinerellus
- Culex cinereus
- Culex conservator
- Culex corniger
- Culex coronator
- Culex decens
- Culex declarator
- Culex deserticola
- Culex dubitans
- Culex duttoni
- Culex edwardsi
- Culex erethyzonfer
- Culex erythrothorax
- Culex foliatus
- Culex fuscanus
- Culex fuscocephala
- Culex gelidus
- Culex globocoxitus
- Culex guiarti
- Culex guizhouensis
- Culex habilitator
- Culex hainanensis
- Culex halifaxii
- Culex harrisoni
- Culex hayashii
- Culex horridus
- Culex hortensis
- Culex huangae
- Culex imitator
- Culex inconspicuosus
- Culex infantulus
- Culex inflictus
- Culex infula
- Culex interrogator
- Culex iridescens
- Culex jacksoni
- Culex jalisco
- Culex kyotoensis
- Culex lactator
- Culex lampangensis
- Culex lasiopalpis
- Culex lineatus
- Culex macrostulys
- Culex malariager
- Culex malayi
- Culex miaolingensis
- Culex mimeticus
- Culex mimulus
- Culex minor
- Culex modestus
- Culex mollis
- Culex murrelli
- Culex neavei
- Culex nebulosus
- Culex nigripalpus
- Culex nigropunctatus
- Culex okinawae
- Culex orbostiensis
- Culex orientalis
- Culex ousqua
- Culex pallidothorax
- Culex perexiguus
- Culex perfuscus
- Culex peringueyi
- Culex pervigilans
- Culex peytoni
- Culex pinarocampa
- Culex pipiens
- Culex pleuristriatus
- Culex pseudovishnui
- Culex pullus
- Culex pusillus
- Culex rejector
- Culex restrictor
- Culex restuans
- Culex richei
- Culex rima
- Culex rotoruae
- Culex rubinotus
- Culex rubithoracis
- Culex salinarius
- Culex salisburiensis
- Culex sandrae
- Culex sasai
- Culex schicki
- Culex secundus
- Culex shebbearei
- Culex simpsoni
- Culex sitiens
- Culex spiculosus
- Culex stenolepis
- Culex stigmatosoma
- Culex stonei
- Culex tarsalis
- Culex tenuipalpis
- Culex terzii
- Culex thalassius
- Culex theileri
- Culex thriambus
- Culex thurmanorum
- Culex tianpingensis
- Culex tigripes
- Culex toroensis
- Culex trifilatus
- Culex trifoliatus
- Culex tritaeniorhynchus
- Culex tsengi
- Culex univittatus
- Culex urichii
- Culex usquatus
- Culex vagans
- Culex vinckei
- Culex vishnui
- Culex wardi
- Culex whitei
- Culex whitmorei
- Culex wilsoni
- Melanoconion
- Neoculex
- Oculeomyia
- Tinolestes