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Aedes aegypti mosquitoes do well in human-built environments, so much so that they're even finding a footing in the desert city of Las Vegas. Researchers who study insect ecology say artificial light at night in bustling cities could be a contributing factor in shifting mosquitoes' daily activity cycles. [Read more]
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