The Asian bush mosquito, Aedes japonicus japonicus, and the coastal rock pool mosquito, Aedes togoi, are potential disease vectors present in both East Asia and North America. While their ranges are fairly well‐documented in Asia, this is not the case for North America. We used maximum entropy modeling to estimate the potential distributions of Ae. togoi and Ae. j. japonicus in the United States, Canada, and northern Latin America under contemporary and future climatic conditions. Our results suggest suitable habitat that is not known to be occupied for Ae. j. japonicus in Atlantic and western Canada, Alaska, the western, midwestern, southern, and northeastern United States, and Latin America, and for Ae. togoi along the Pacific coast of North America and the Hawaiian Islands. Such areas are at risk of future invasion or may already contain undetected populations of these species. Our findings further predict that the limits of suitable habitat for each species will expand northward under future climatic conditions.

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美国，加拿大和拉丁美洲北部的日本伊蚊和多哥伊蚊（双翅目：:科）的模型分布。

亚洲灌木蚊（伊蚊）和沿海岩池蚊（伊蚊多哥）是在东亚和北美都存在的潜在疾病媒介。尽管它们的范围在亚洲已有很好的文献记载，但北美却不是这样。我们使用最大熵建模来估计Ae的潜在分布。多哥和爱。j。在当今和未来的气候条件下，美国，加拿大和拉丁美洲北部的japonicus。我们的结果表明，尚不适合Ae栖息的合适栖息地。j。刺参在大西洋和加拿大西部，阿拉斯加，西部，中西部，南部和东北部美国，拉丁美洲，以及e 沿北美太平洋海岸和夏威夷群岛的多哥。这些地区有未来入侵的风险，或者可能已经包含这些物种的未被发现的种群。我们的发现进一步预测，在未来的气候条件下，每种物种的合适栖息地范围将向北扩展。