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A study on the longevity of three anophelines species were carried out in Buleleng regency, Bali province The objective of this study was to detect the longevity of three anophelines species malaria vectors in Indonesia. i.e.: Anopheles aconitus, An. subp... see more

AbstractBackground: Studies on the long-term behavior of malaria are scarce in Colombia and, in general, are aimed at explaining this behavior from a perspective that adjusts to the function of the apparatuses responsible for the control of the disease, w... see more

A study was conducted in two villages in East-coastal area, Parigi-Moutong District, Central Sulawesi during 1999-2002 to determine the bioecology of Anopheles species particularly biting activity related to human habits and rainfall. In longitudinal surv... see more

FAUNA ANOPHELES DI TAPANULI SELATAN DAN MANDAILING NATAL, SUMATERA UTARA

Intensive mosquito collections were carried out in two villages in subdistrict of Padangcermin during 1992-1993. The method of mosquito collections consisted of night landing on man indoor and outdoor, night resting indoor and outdoor around cattle shelte... see more

Confirmation A nopheles Vagus As Vector Implicated Malaria Outbreak In Sukabumi District, Indonesia.A study on adult anopheline of malaria vector incrimination for the vector status ofAn. aconitus, An.sundaicus and An. barbirostris, An. vagus were infecte... see more

Malaria remains a public health problem in Central Sulawesi, especially in rural areas. In 2001 there were 4 districts categorized as holoendemic and 1 district categorized as high endemic malaria. Those district with holoendemic malaria were Donggala wit... see more

Focal control of malaria vectors, a potentially cost-effective alternative to conventional control, requires a spatio-temporal understanding of the mosquitoes. Trapping of African malaria vectors has generally been limited to inside houses making distribu... see more

In Africa, malaria is predominantly a rural disease where agriculture forms the backbone of the economy. Various agro-ecosystems and crop production systems have an impact on mosquito productivity, and hence malaria transmission intensity. This study was ... see more

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