Letter to the Editor

Overlooked Oviposition on Water Surfaces: A Potential Source of Bias in Aedes aegypti Surveillance Programs

Abstract

Our recent observations of Aedes aegypti oviposition behavior (1), conducted both in con­trolled insectary settings (Fig. 1) and natu­ral en­vironments in Bandar Abbas (27°11′46″N, 56°17′16″E), Iran, reveal a criti­cal nuance that may significantly affect the accuracy of cur­rent vector surveillance pro­grams.

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Asgarian T, Moosa-Kazemi SH, Sedaghat MM. Overlooked Oviposition on Water Surfaces: A Potential Source of Bias in Aedes aegypti Surveillance Programs. J Arthropod Borne Dis. 2026;.