| [species of anopheles (culicidae, anophelinae) in a malaria-endemic area, maranhão, brazil]. | the study of the seasonal fluctuation, nocturnal activity, relative abundance and the richness of anopheles species in anthropic environment is essential to the understanding of the their bioecology and to the surveillance program of malaria control. | 1999 | 10689368 |
| systematic studies on anopheles galvaoi causey, deane & deane from the subgenus nysssorhynchus blanchard (diptera: culicidae). | anopheles galvaoi, a member of the subgenus nyssorhynchus, is redescribed based on morphological characters of the adults male and female, fourth-instar larva and pupa. female, male genitalia, larval and pupal stages are illustrated. data about medical importance, bionomics, and distribution are given based on literature records. adult female of an. galvaoi can be easily misidentified as an. benarrochi gabald n and an. aquasalis curry. a few characters are indicated for identifying female and im ... | 2003 | 12563487 |
| two new mosquito species and six new provincial records in argentina. | abstract. the geographical distribution of aedes pennai, anopheles galvaoi, coquillettidia albicosta, cq. nigricans, culex usquatissimus, cx. apicinus, cx. chidesteri, cx. coronator s.l., cx. interfor, cx. maxi, cx. pipiens, cx. saltanensis, cx. educator, cx. serratimarge, cx. theobaldi, psorophora cyanescens, ps. cilipes, ps. cingulata, ps. pallescens, uranotaenia lanei, ur. nataliae, wyeomyia diabolica, and wy. melanocephala is extended, including new records for 6 provinces and 2 new records ... | 2010 | 20402355 |
| culicidae (diptera) selection of humans, chickens and rabbits in three different environments in the province of chaco, argentina. | studies were conducted to determine the selection of humans, chickens and rabbits by culicidae in three different environments in the province of chaco, argentina. mosquitoes were collected fortnightly using cylindrical metal traps containing animal bait (chickens and rabbits). the mosquitoes were collected between june 2001-may 2002. during the same period and with the same frequency, mosquitoes biting the human operators of the traps were collected during the first 15 min of exposure within di ... | 0 | 23903970 |
| comparison of automatic traps to capture mosquitoes (diptera: culicidae) in rural areas in the tropical atlantic rainforest. | in several countries, surveillance of insect vectors is accomplished with automatic traps. this study addressed the performance of mosquito magnet® independence (mmi) in comparison with those of cdc with co2 and lactic acid (cdc-a) and cdc light trap (cdc-lt). the collection sites were in a rural region located in a fragment of secondary tropical atlantic rainforest, southeastern brazil. limatus durhami and limatus flavisetosus were the dominant species in the mmi, whereas ochlerotatus scapulari ... | 0 | 24402154 |
| a multi-locus approach to barcoding in the anopheles strodei subgroup (diptera: culicidae). | the ability to successfully identify and incriminate pathogen vectors is fundamental to effective pathogen control and management. this task is confounded by the existence of cryptic species complexes. molecular markers can offer a highly effective means of species identification in such complexes and are routinely employed in the study of medical entomology. here we evaluate a multi-locus system for the identification of potential malaria vectors in the anopheles strodei subgroup. | 2013 | 23597081 |
| contribution of fish farming ponds to the production of immature anopheles spp. in a malaria-endemic amazonian town. | in the past decade fish farming has become an important economic activity in the occidental brazilian amazon, where the number of new fish farms is rapidly increasing. one of the primary concerns with this phenomenon is the contribution of fishponds to the maintenance and increase of the anopheline mosquito population, and the subsequent increase in human malaria burden. this study reports the results of a 2-year anopheline abundance survey in fishponds and natural water bodies in a malaria-ende ... | 2015 | 26573145 |
| the eggs of anopheles galvaoi and anopheles evansae, two species of the subgenus nyssorhynchus. | the ultrastructure of the eggs of anopheles (nyssorhynchus) galvaoi causey, deane, and deane and anopheles (nyssorhynchus) evansae (brethes) are described and illustrated with scanning electron micrographs. the eggs of these species are similar to those of anopheles (nyssorhynchus) aquasalis curry, anopheles (nyssorhynchus) oswaldoi (peryassu), and anopheles (nyssorhynchus) konderi galvão and damasceno in having floats long, widely joined posteriorly on the dorsal surface, the frill encircling t ... | 2002 | 11998924 |