Highlights of Veterinary Entomology, 2022.

Caleb B Hubbard
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The field of veterinary entomology is dominated by research concerning insects and arthropods that negatively impact the health of domestic animals. A curated selection of peer-reviewed research which was highlighted at the 2022 Joint Meeting between the Entomological Society of America, the Entomological Society of Canada, and the Entomological Society of British Columbia, which prioritized exploring entomology through the lens of art, science, and culture are summarized. Articles are categorized into (i) biting and non-biting flies, (ii) ectoparasites, and (iii) review articles, with the overall goal of showcasing innovative methodologies, addressing overlooked questions in veterinary entomology, and highlighting comprehensive reviews. While not exhaustive, the selected studies represent a myriad of arthropods, methodologies, and perspectives, to inspire future scientists with diverse research avenues and emphasize the continual evolution and importance of entomological studies in today's world.

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2022 年兽医昆虫学要点》。
兽医昆虫学领域主要研究对家畜健康有负面影响的昆虫和节肢动物。美国昆虫学会、加拿大昆虫学会和不列颠哥伦比亚省昆虫学会 2022 年联席会议重点讨论了通过艺术、科学和文化的视角探索昆虫学的问题,现将这些经过同行评审的精选研究文章进行总结。文章分为(i)叮咬蝇和非叮咬蝇、(ii)体外寄生虫和(iii)综述文章,总体目标是展示创新方法、解决兽医昆虫学中被忽视的问题以及突出综合综述。尽管并非详尽无遗,但所选研究代表了无数的节肢动物、方法和观点,以多样化的研究途径激励未来的科学家,并强调昆虫学研究在当今世界的不断发展和重要性。
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