Publications

[ecology of stomoxyine fulies (diptera: muscidae) in gabon. ii. blood meals analysis a nd epidemiologic consequences].	to determine the origin of stomoxyine fly bloodmeals (diptera: muscidae) in gabon, 1,021 flies belonging to seven different species of stomoxys were captured and dissected in the area of makokou. in total, 798 were not blood-fed and 223 bloodmeals could be gathered on filter paper. the identification of the origin of these meals was made by amplification of mitochondrial cytb gene, then heteroduplex technique by using the gambian rat (cricetomys gambianus) as driver. samples of fauna, collected ...	2008	19202770
phylogenetic analyses of mitochondrial and nuclear data in haematophagous flies support the paraphyly of the genus stomoxys (diptera: muscidae).	the genus stomoxys geoffroy (diptera; muscidae) contains species of parasitic flies that are of medical and economic importance. we conducted a phylogenetic analysis including 10 representative species of the genus including multiple exemplars, together with the closely related genera prostomoxys zumpt, haematobosca bezzi, and haematobia lepeletier & serville. phylogenetic relationships were inferred using maximum likelihood and bayesian methods from dna fragments from the cytochrome c oxidase s ...	2011	21324380
spatio-temporal variation of biting flies, stomoxys spp. (diptera: muscidae), along a man-made disturbance gradient, from primary forest to the city of makokou (north-east, gabon).	understanding the pattern of abundance of vector populations is important to control the potential of transmission of associated pathogens. the pattern of abundance of stomoxys geoffroy, an ubiquitous blood-sucking fly, is poorly known in tropical africa. in this study, we investigated the spatio-temporal pattern of abundance of the stomoxys genus along a gradient of man-made disturbance in north-eastern gabon. three sites (one in primary forest, one in secondary forest and one in a man-made env ...	2013	23278278