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nsible for the transmission of haemoproteids in Europe. Culicoides kibunensis was detected as a new natural vector of Haemoproteus minutus (hTURDUS2 and hTUPHI01). Haemoproteid DNA was detected in females from five Culicoides species. This study contributes to the epizootiology of avian Haemoproteus infections by specifying Culicoides species as vectors and species that are likely to be responsible for the transmission of haemoproteids in Europe. Advancing social purpose in organizations is usually studied from the macro perspective, i.e., how it benefits o
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