Population Dynamics of Mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) in their Larval Stage: Relationship with Some Climatic Variables through Mathematical Modeling in Villa Clara, Cuba

Journal Title: International Journal of Zoology and Animal Biology - Year 2021, Vol 4, Issue 1

Abstract

Emerging and re-emerging diseases are the health problems have aroused interest world. This work to determine the influence some meteorological variables exert in the larval populations of culicids, by means of the mathematical modeling in the province Villa Clara, Cuba. Regressive Objective Regression (ROR) the following variables as responses: general and specific larval densities, and as explanatory variables: relative humidity, temperature, precipitation, cloudiness, mean wind speed and atmospheric pressure. The real and predicted value was plotted for the province. The analysis of variance corresponding time series for the General Larval Density (GLD) and the Specific Larval Density (SLD) the province of Villa Clara and in three municipalities (Ranchuelo, Sagua la Grande and Santa Clara), the correlations were designed between the predicted and real value of meteorological variables. General and specific larval densities showed a cyclical and seasonal behavior, with the high values from May to October, coinciding with the rainy period in Cuba. Temperature, relative humidity, mean wind speed and atmospheric pressure proved to be excellent predictors of population dynamics of mosquitoes with entomoepidemiological importance and; therefore, for surveillance mosquito borne diseases in both human and animal populations. Predictive models for general and specific larval densities based on meteorological variables allowed the population dynamics of mosquitoes, in both urban and rural ecosystems, and their impact on the risk of disease transmission, thus allowing better predictive scenarios to be developed and supporting the implementation of better control strategies.

Authors and Affiliations

Duarte RF1,2*, Rodriguez RO3, Gavilanes FEZ4, Cardenas JWA5, Yoelvys de la Fe Rodríguez P2, Iannacone J6,7, Gonzalez FMW2 and Garcia RA2

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  • EP ID EP753151
  • DOI 10.23880/izab-16000273
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Duarte RF1, 2*, Rodriguez RO3, Gavilanes FEZ4, Cardenas JWA5, Yoelvys de la Fe Rodríguez P2, Iannacone J6, 7, Gonzalez FMW2 and Garcia RA2 (2021). Population Dynamics of Mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) in their Larval Stage: Relationship with Some Climatic Variables through Mathematical Modeling in Villa Clara, Cuba. International Journal of Zoology and Animal Biology, 4(1), -. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-753151