Assertion: All mosquitoes breed in water. (1)
Reason: Female Aedes mosquito is the carrier of dengue virus.
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- The number one breeding spot for mosquitoes is standing water.
- They breed by laying eggs in stagnant water.
- The mosquito larva requires less water, and even something as small as the puddles of water be the breeding ground for them.
- Also, mosquitoes feed on any kinds of particulate particles present in the water.
- So, the assertion is true.
- The carrier of the dengue virus is the female Aedes mosquito.
- So, the reason is true.
Hence, both the assertion and the reasons are true, but the reason doesn't explain the assertion.
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Both assertion and reason are true but the reason is not the correct explanation of assertion.
Explanation:
- The lifespan of adult mosquitoes is about 2 to 4 weeks. Their lifespan relies upon the species, humidity, temperature, as well as other factors.
- A female mosquito only bites human beings and animals in order to fulfill their meal. Female mosquitoes require blood to lay their eggs.
- The mosquito life cycle consists of egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages are different stages in the life cycle of mosquitoes.
- Mosquitoes breed in standing water because they lay their eggs directly in the water. Mosquitoes are water-friendly.
- Mosquitoes are the carrier of different diseases like dengue, malaria, etc because the virus doesn't die and continues its lifecycle till it is transmitted to humans or animals.
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