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Wayne A Rowley

Professor Emeritus

Iowa State University

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Entomology

Plant Pathology and Microbiology

Wayne A Rowley is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor Emeritus at Iowa State University.

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Iowa State University

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entomology avian biology insect science virology medical entomology infectious diseases public health avian medicine ecology epidemiology veterinary medicine ornithology mammalian biology applied entomology animal science venereology vector borne disease vector-borne pathogens animal virus spontaneous flight activity tropical medicine zoonotic diseases culex tarsalis west nile virus aedes trivittatus biomechanics botany wildlife systematic entomology viral evolution vector control enzootic vector trivittatus virus morphology (biology) anatomy veterinary science pest science insect molecular biology mammalogy virus transmission virus-host interactions arbovirus aeronautics disease surveillance wildlife biology tropical insect science arthropod taxonomy female aedes flight performance fox squirrels vector competence dirofilaria immitis sampling breeding behavior aerobiology veterinary microbiology disease emergence emerging infectious diseases antibody screening viral diagnostics benchmark studies virus epidemiology plant-animal interactions plant-insect interactions forensic pathology forensics analysis forensic analysis terrestrial arthropods nematology electron microscopy wildlife management relative humidity larval competition replacement series experiments aedes albopictus eastern cottontail rabbits flight behavior lyme disease infectious diseases (medical specialty)

Notable Scholarly Works

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Long-Term Surveillance Defines Spatial and Temporal Patterns Implicating Culex Tarsalis as the Primary Vector of West Nile Virus. Scientific Reports (2019)

Brendan M. DunphyKristofer B. KovachElla J. GehrkeEleanor N. FieldWayne A. RowleyLyric C. BartholomayRyan C. Smith

culex tarsalisinfectious diseasesvirologyprimary vectordisease surveillancepublic healthwest nile virustemporal patternsvirus epidemiologyepidemiology

A Taxonomic Checklist of the Mosquitoes of Iowa. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association (2014)

Brendan M. DunphyWayne A. RowleyLyric C. Bartholomay

zoological taxonomytaxonomic checklisttropical insect sciencevector controlpublic healtharthropod taxonomyentomology

Antibodies to West Nile Virus in Raccoons and Other Wild Peridomestic Mammals in Iowa. Journal of Wildlife Diseases (2009)

Bradley J. BlitvichLuis Ibarra JuarezBradley J. TuckerWayne A. RowleyKenneth B. Platt

wildlife biologyornithologyavian biologyvirologywildlifepublic healthwildlife managementconservation biologymammalian biologymammalogy

Susceptibility of Fox Squirrels ( Sciurus Niger ) to West Nile Virus by Oral Exposure. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases (2009)

Sonthaya TiawsirisupBradley J. BlitvichBradley J. TuckerPatrick G. HalburLyric C. BartholomayWayne A. RowleyKenneth B. Platt

avian biologyvirologyinfectious diseaseslivestock sciencevector-borne pathogensveterinary scienceavian medicinevector borne diseasezoonotic diseasesvirus-host interactionsveterinary medicinepublic healthglobal healthanimal virusoral exposuremammalian biologynile virusfox squirrels

Fox Squirrels ( Sciurus Niger ) Develop West Nile Virus Viremias Sufficient for Infecting Select Mosquito Species. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases (2008)

Kenneth B. PlattBrad J. TuckerPatrick G. HalburBradley J. BlitvichFlor G. FabiosaKathleen MullinGrishma R. ParikhPravina KitikoonLyric C. BartholomayWayne A. Rowley

avian biologyvirologyinfectious diseasesviral evolutionvenereologyvector-borne pathogensvector borne diseasezoonotic diseasesvirus transmissionfox squirrels

Vector Competence of I Aedes Vexans /I (Diptera: Culicidae) for West Nile Virus and Potential as an Enzootic Vector. Journal of Medical Entomology (2008)

S. TiawsirisupJ. R. KinleyB. J. TuckerR. B. EvansW. A. RowleyK. B. Platt

avian biologyenzootic vectormedical entomologyvirologyinfectious diseasesavian medicineaedes vexanswest nile virusinsect scienceentomologyvector competence

West Nile Virus Viremia in Eastern Chipmunks ( Tamias Striatus ) Sufficient for Infecting Different Mosquitoes. Emerging infectious diseases (2007)

Kenneth B. PlattBradley J. TuckerPatrick G. HalburSonthaya TiawsirisupBradley J. BlitvichFlor G. FabiosaLyric C. BartholomayWayne A. Rowley

emerging infectious diseasesavian biologydisease emergencevirologyinfectious diseasesvenereologyvirus-host interactionseastern chipmunksavian medicinearbovirustropical medicineglobal healthentomologyepidemiology

The Potential of Aedes Triseriatus (Diptera: Culicidae) as an Enzootic Vector of West Nile Virus. Journal of Medical Entomology (2006)

S. M. EricksonK. B. PlattB. J. TuckerR. EvansS. TiawsirisupW. A. Rowley

avian biologymicrobiologymedical entomologyvirologyinfectious diseasesenzootic vectorinsect virusavian medicinesystematic entomologyanimal viruswest nile virusinsect scienceentomology

The Potential of I Aedes Triseriatus /I (Diptera: Culicidae) as an Enzootic Vector of West Nile Virus. Journal of Medical Entomology (2006)

S. M. EricksonK. B. PlattB. J. TuckerR. EvansS. TiawsirisupW. A. Rowley

avian biologymicrobiologymedical entomologyvirologyinfectious diseasesviral evolutionenzootic vectoravian medicinesystematic entomologyanimal viruswest nile virusinsect scienceentomology

A Comparision of West Nile Virus Transmission by Ochlerotatus Trivittatus (Coq.), Culex Pipiens (L.), and Aedes Albopictus (Skuse). Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases (2005)

Sonthaya TiawsirisupKenneth B. PlattRichard B. EvansWayne A. Rowley

virus transmissionpublic healthvirologyepidemiology

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Wayne A Rowley

Professor Emeritus

Iowa State University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Entomology

Plant Pathology and Microbiology

Wayne A Rowley is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor Emeritus at Iowa State University.

Honors

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Iowa State University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Long-Term Surveillance Defines Spatial and Temporal Patterns Implicating Culex Tarsalis as the Primary Vector of West Nile Virus. Scientific Reports (2019)

Brendan M. DunphyKristofer B. KovachElla J. GehrkeEleanor N. FieldWayne A. RowleyLyric C. BartholomayRyan C. Smith

culex tarsalisinfectious diseasesvirologyprimary vectordisease surveillancepublic healthwest nile virustemporal patternsvirus epidemiologyepidemiology

A Taxonomic Checklist of the Mosquitoes of Iowa. Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association (2014)

Brendan M. DunphyWayne A. RowleyLyric C. Bartholomay

zoological taxonomytaxonomic checklisttropical insect sciencevector controlpublic healtharthropod taxonomyentomology

Antibodies to West Nile Virus in Raccoons and Other Wild Peridomestic Mammals in Iowa. Journal of Wildlife Diseases (2009)

Bradley J. BlitvichLuis Ibarra JuarezBradley J. TuckerWayne A. RowleyKenneth B. Platt

wildlife biologyornithologyavian biologyvirologywildlifepublic healthwildlife managementconservation biologymammalian biologymammalogy

Susceptibility of Fox Squirrels ( Sciurus Niger ) to West Nile Virus by Oral Exposure. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases (2009)

Sonthaya TiawsirisupBradley J. BlitvichBradley J. TuckerPatrick G. HalburLyric C. BartholomayWayne A. RowleyKenneth B. Platt

Fox Squirrels ( Sciurus Niger ) Develop West Nile Virus Viremias Sufficient for Infecting Select Mosquito Species. Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases (2008)

Kenneth B. PlattBrad J. TuckerPatrick G. HalburBradley J. BlitvichFlor G. FabiosaKathleen MullinGrishma R. ParikhPravina KitikoonLyric C. BartholomayWayne A. Rowley

avian biologyvirologyinfectious diseasesviral evolutionvenereologyvector-borne pathogensvector borne diseasezoonotic diseasesvirus transmissionfox squirrels

Vector Competence of I Aedes Vexans /I (Diptera: Culicidae) for West Nile Virus and Potential as an Enzootic Vector. Journal of Medical Entomology (2008)

S. TiawsirisupJ. R. KinleyB. J. TuckerR. B. EvansW. A. RowleyK. B. Platt

avian biologyenzootic vectormedical entomologyvirologyinfectious diseasesavian medicineaedes vexanswest nile virusinsect scienceentomologyvector competence

West Nile Virus Viremia in Eastern Chipmunks ( Tamias Striatus ) Sufficient for Infecting Different Mosquitoes. Emerging infectious diseases (2007)

Kenneth B. PlattBradley J. TuckerPatrick G. HalburSonthaya TiawsirisupBradley J. BlitvichFlor G. FabiosaLyric C. BartholomayWayne A. Rowley

The Potential of Aedes Triseriatus (Diptera: Culicidae) as an Enzootic Vector of West Nile Virus. Journal of Medical Entomology (2006)

S. M. EricksonK. B. PlattB. J. TuckerR. EvansS. TiawsirisupW. A. Rowley

avian biologymicrobiologymedical entomologyvirologyinfectious diseasesenzootic vectorinsect virusavian medicinesystematic entomologyanimal viruswest nile virusinsect scienceentomology

The Potential of I Aedes Triseriatus /I (Diptera: Culicidae) as an Enzootic Vector of West Nile Virus. Journal of Medical Entomology (2006)

S. M. EricksonK. B. PlattB. J. TuckerR. EvansS. TiawsirisupW. A. Rowley

avian biologymicrobiologymedical entomologyvirologyinfectious diseasesviral evolutionenzootic vectoravian medicinesystematic entomologyanimal viruswest nile virusinsect scienceentomology

A Comparision of West Nile Virus Transmission by Ochlerotatus Trivittatus (Coq.), Culex Pipiens (L.), and Aedes Albopictus (Skuse). Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases (2005)

Sonthaya TiawsirisupKenneth B. PlattRichard B. EvansWayne A. Rowley

virus transmissionpublic healthvirologyepidemiology

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