2. Mammalâs pathogens transmitted by mosquitoes

Claudia Paredes-Esquivel; Hans-Peter Fuehrer

2. Mammalâs pathogens transmitted by mosquitoes

in Ecology of diseases transmitted by mosquitoes to wildlife

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Claudia Paredes-Esquivel

Claudia Paredes-Esquivel Applied Zoology and Animal Conservation Group, Department of Biology, University of the Balearic Islands, 07122 Palma, Spain.

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Hans-Peter Fuehrer

Hans-Peter Fuehrer Institute of Parasitology, Vetmeduni Vienna, VeterinÃ¤rpl. 1, 1210 Vienna, Austria.

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Mosquito-borne pathogens are an important challenge for public and animal health. In the last years, invasive mosquito species have spread globally, resulting on emerging diseases in many regions of the world. A combination of several factors, such climate change, globalisation and transport have been associated to this phenomenon and scientific predictions indicate that this pattern will continue during the next decades. It is not yet clear to which extent the introductions of these vectors will negatively affect wildlife ecosystems. Most information on mosquito-borne diseases is often limited to those of medical and/or veterinary relevance, while our understanding of pathogens affecting wildlife is limited. The detection of mosquito-borne diseases in wild mammals is essential in their conservation, but also because it helps detecting emerging mosquito-borne diseases in humans. Furthermore, preventing the spillover of wildlife pathogens to humans requires a deep understanding of the dynamics of the disease in the reservoir hosts and this information is still scarce. We present a comprehensive review of the mosquito-borne pathogens that affect wild mammal species, particularly viruses and parasites. In relation to the latter, many have been described morphologically prior to the introduction of molecular techniques and therefore such information must be critical assessed. Therefore, the number of pathogens included in this chapter is far from complete but includes those with most stable information.

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