mosquitoh8

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by mosquitoh8 6y ago
Agreed. There is just too many variables at play and that assuming something we have no information on (YT Algo), we cannot assume anything.
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by mosquitoh8 6y ago
http://www.genewatch.org/uploads/f03c6d66a9b354535738483c1c3... A bit biased but they have collected the most amount of data on this study.
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by mosquitoh8 6y ago
Yes, there are dissenting authors. But I think people misinterpreted what I said. I highlighted that implications of a more robust hybrid is unknown. I think the biggest misnomer of this is that the media keeps referring to the mosquitoes a
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by mosquitoh8 6y ago
Here's the study: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-49660-6 This study is interesting. It relates to the company and what happened to the mosquitoes when they tested it in Brazil, Cayman Islands and Malay
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by mosquitoh8 6y ago
Unknown implications of the hybrid vigor and inadequate monitoring is still going on. We frankly do not know. We need to ask certain British companies working with the local governments in places where they tested OX513A. The last study imp
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by mosquitoh8 6y ago
Replace with Black Soldier Flies. But on the serious note, not all mosquitoes are 'bad'. There are over 3500 species of them. Harmless genus such as Toxorhynchites are actually helpful. The real enemies are mosquitoes from the g
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by mosquitoh8 6y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-49660-6#Sec10 This study is interesting. It relates to the company and what happened to the mosquitoes when they tested it in Brazil and Malaysia. TLDR: Mosquito population be