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. . . . . . . Typical Arbovirus Transmission Cycle. . . . . . . Dead-end Host. Dead-end Host. Phases of Arboviral TransmissionJan-Mar Maintenance PhaseApr-June Amplification PhaseJuly-Aug Early TransmissionOct-Dec Late Transmission. SURVEILLANCE. Birds. . Northern Cardinal. Blue Jay.
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45. CONCLUSIONS Human case onsets seem to begin when MLEs reach ~6-8 +quinks/1000.
Northern Cardinals (and to a smaller degree, House Sparrows) seem to play an important role.
Integrated Mosquito Mgt techniques can reduce human/WNV interactions.
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