Field studies on anopheline mosquito larvae in Egypt [diptera: culicidae]
Journal of the Egyptian Public Health Association [The]. 1983; 58 (1-2): 1-45
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ABSTRACT
The association of Anopheline larvae with other mosquito species in the same breeding place was investigated in the Nile Delta, Canal Zone and Siwa Oasis. 1] Anopheles [An.] algeriensis, Theobald This species was only reported during the present study from Siwa Oasis [one time]. It was found breeding in a small drain near Ain Quareishit together with the following mosquito larvae An. sergentii, Theo. An. multicolor, Camb., C. pusillus Macq.and Ae. caspius, Pall. 2] Anopheles [An.] coustani var. tenebrosus. Nile Delta 1. Anopheles [An.] tenebrosus was encountered 445 times in the different breeding places. It was found 115 times alone [25.3% of the total frequency]. 2. It was found associated with six other larval species, of which one was an anopheline and 5 were culicines. 3. The associated mosquito species as arranged in order of frequency are C. antennatus, Becker [225 times], C. pipiens, Linne [110], An. Pharoensis, Theo. [95], Ae. caspius, Pall. [115], C. poicilipes, Theo. [10] and U. unguiculata, Edw. [5]
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Index:
IMEMR (Eastern Mediterranean)
Main subject:
Breeding
Language:
English
Journal:
J. Egypt. Public Health Assoc.
Year:
1983
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