If a virus is transmitted from a mouse to a human, riding on/in a mosquito, then what is the role of the mosquito?

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The mosquito is acting as a vector, which means it is an intermediary organism that is capable of transmitting the virus from one host to another. In this case, the virus was transmitted from a mouse to a human via the mosquito. The mosquito itself is not the host, agent, reservoir, or pathogen involved in the transmission of the virus.

If a Virus Is Transmitted from a Mouse to a Human