Culex coronator is a Neotropical mosquito species that was first described in Trinidad in the
early 20th century. Since then, the species has been discovered from Patagonia to the …

Theobald first described Culex nigripalpus in 1901 from St. Lucia Island of the Lesser
Antilles. It is a Neotropical mosquito species that is documented throughout Central and …

Culex coronator, a mosquito species common to the American tropics, has been recently
documented from a number of temperate areas in the USA. Since 2002 specimens have …

In 2007, adult Culex coronator were collected in Chatham County, Georgia, and Jasper
County, South Carolina, during nuisance and disease vector surveillance efforts. A total of …

Reported here are the first documented records of Culex coronator in Monroe County, FL.
Adult female specimens were collected over several weeks on multiple islands, indicating …

ABSTRACT CDC light-trap collections and larval dipping conducted during 2004 and 2005
revealed Culex coronator firmly entrenched in 10 counties in central and south Mississippi …

Species from the Culex coronator complex are Neotropical species and potential vectors of
Saint Louis and West Nile viruses. Culex coronator was first described in Trinidad and …

We report the first finding of Culex coronator Dyar and Knab in Florida, based on multiple
adult collections from several locations in the western panhandle of Florida. GPS …

In 1920, Culex coronator was reported from San Benito, Texas, and later in Arizona, New
Mexico, and Oklahoma. In 2005, this species was reported to be spreading across the …

(Figure 1) is a neotropical mosquito that was first described in Trinidad by Dyar and Knab in
1906 (Akaratovic and Kiser 2017, ITIS 2020). Coronator means 'crown'in Latin, which refers …