No accounting for taste: host preference in malaria vectors
The ability of a few Afro-tropical Anopheles species to target humans as a source of blood
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
No accounting for taste: host preference in malaria vectors.
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The ability of a few Afro-tropical Anopheles species to target humans as a source of blood
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
No accounting for taste: host preference in malaria vectors
NJ Besansky, CA Hill, C Costantini - Trends in Parasitology, 2004 - Elsevier
The ability of a few Afro-tropical Anopheles species to target humans as a source of blood
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
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No accounting for taste: host preference in malaria vectors
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The ability of a few Afro-tropical Anopheles species to target humans as a source of blood
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
and shelter, a feature generally defined as anthropophily, represents a key factor in the …
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