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Spatial abundance and human biting rate of Anopheles arabiensis and Anopheles funestus in savannah and rice agro-ecosystems of Central Tanzania.

Geospatial health - 18 May 2015

Mboera Leonard E G, Bwana Veneranda M, Rumisha Susan F, Stanley Grades, Tungu Patrick K, Malima Robert C

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This study was carried out to determine the spatial variations in malaria mosquito abundance and human biting rate in five villages representing rice-irrigation and savannah ecosystems in Kilosa District, central Tanzania. The study involved five villages namely Tindiga and Malui (wetland/rice irrigation), Twatwatwa and Mbwade (dry savannah) and Kimamba (wet savannah). Indoor mosquitoes were sampled using Centers...

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PMID: 26054517
DOI: 10.4081/gh.2015.322

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