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Based on examination of preserved specimens, Aedes hollandius exhibits typical culicid morphology. The specimens show the characteristic slender body form of mosquitoes, with long, delicate legs and narrow, elongated wings. The thorax and abdomen display distinct sclerotized structures, and the head features prominent compound eyes and specialized mouthparts typical of the genus Aedes.[1]
Aedes hollandius is a species of mosquito in the family Culicidae. It was formally described by King and Hoogstraal in 1946, based on specimens collected in New Guinea.[2]