Mating with the wrong insect may cut yellow fever mosquito populations

Thursday, August 27, 2015 - 11:20 in Biology & Nature

Asian tiger mosquitoes can drive down yellow fever mosquito populations when the female chooses the wrong male with which to mate, UF/IFAS scientists say. Both insects transmit chikungunya and dengue, dangerous diseases affecting millions of people worldwide.

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