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Studies on the ecology, vectorial role and population structure of Anopheles arabiensis in the Tihama region of Saudi Arabia and Yemen

2004-01-01

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Studies on the ecology and role in malaria transmission of the local anopheline fauna and an investigation of the population genetic structure of Anopheles arabiensis, were undertaken at the Red Sea coastal plain, the Tihama, in Saudi Arabia, an area of moderate to high malaria endemicity. An additional short study was conducted in the neighbouring region within Yemen. Studies were carried out over a 12-month peri...

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10.17638/03167632
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