(1) A population of Anopheles farauti No. 1 from coastal Papua New Guinea was sampled
for thirty-two consecutive nights at the end of both the wet and dry seasons, 1982. In the wet …

Introduction The associations between the immatures of Anopheles gambiae ss (Diptera:
Culicidae), its M and S forms, and Anopheles arabiensis among and within larval breeding …

Ecological changes associated with anthropogenic ecosystem disturbances can influence
human risk of exposure to malaria and other vector-borne infectious diseases. This study in …

The western Kenya highland has been experiencing dramatic landuse changes in the past
three decades. Landuse change has been hypothesized to be one of the mechanisms for …

Background Larval control is of paramount importance in the reduction of malaria vector
abundance and subsequent disease transmission reduction. Understanding larval habitat …

Background Knowledge of some baseline entomological data such as Entomological
Inoculation Rates (EIR) is crucially needed to assess the epidemiological impact of malaria …

Methods: During September and October 2012, samples from pools of rainwater, water
discharged from standpipes and household drinking water tanks in the districts of Dar Naim …

Background An. funestus is a major Afrotropical vector of human malaria. This study sought
to investigate the larval ecology, sporozoite infection rates and blood meal sources of An …

A sampling census revealed 104 aquatic habitats of 6 types for Anopheles gambiae sl
larvae in a village in western Kenya, namely burrow pits, drainage channels, livestock hoof …

Background Malaria is an important public health problem in northern Sudan, but little is
known about the dynamics of its transmission. Given the characteristic low densities of …