arborvirus
- noun
- /ˈɑːrbərˌvaɪrəs/
- Specialized
- Some arborvirus infections can lead to serious neurological complications in humans.
Examples
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Outbreaks of arborvirus infections are often associated with mosquito breeding during rainy seasons.
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Scientists are studying new ways to control arborvirus transmission in tropical regions.
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The arborvirus outbreak affected many residents last summer.
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Scientists are studying the arborvirus to understand its transmission.
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Outbreaks of arborvirus infections often occur in areas with high mosquito populations.
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Some arborvirus diseases can cause debilitating symptoms, including fever and headaches.
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Research on arborvirus has revealed its links to various animal hosts and transmission vectors.
Synonyms
A virus spread by insects like mosquitoes that causes disease in people and animals
Surface Forms
Etymology
Arborvirus comes from arbo- and virus, where arbo- is a short form of 'arthropod-borne', a phrase that means 'carried by insects and ticks'. So an arborvirus is a virus carried by bugs like mosquitoes and ticks, which explains why these infections spread by bites and can cause fever or brain inflammation.