Black flies (Diptera, Simuliidae) as possible vectors of legworm (Onchocerca cervipedis) in moose of central Alberta

Black flies (Diptera, Simuliidae) as possible vectors of legworm (Onchocerca cervipedis) in moose of central Alberta

by D. J. Pledger

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Paper presented at the North American Moose Conference in 1980. Study conducted in Swan Hills, Alberta 1975-77 indicates that the S. decorum and S. venustum species of blackflies (Deptera, Simuliida) are possible vectors of moose legworm.

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