[
US
/ɑˈnɔfɪˌɫiz/
]
[ UK /ænˈɒfəlˌiːz/ ]
[ UK /ænˈɒfəlˌiːz/ ]
NOUN
- malaria mosquitoes; distinguished by the adult's head-downward stance and absence of breathing tubes in the larvae
How To Use Anopheles In A Sentence
- The institute breeds aedes, anopheles and culex mosquitoes used in research toward development of repellents, drugs and vaccines to protect service members from such diseases as dengue fever, malaria and encephalitis.
- But German malariologist Erich Martini had studied the habits of the local malaria vector, Anopheles labranchiae, in depth, and he knew that inundating the region with the Mediterranean's salty waters would allow A. labranchiae, which can thrive in brackish water, to flourish. Gizmodo
- Anopheles mosquitoes type of mosquitoes that may transmit malaria and rural filariasis arbovirus an arthropod-borne virus, i.e. a virus that is transmitted by insects, ticks or mites bilharziasis see: schistosomiasis cost-effectiveness analysis Chapter 4
- The plasmodia cells live in the stomach of the female Anopheles mosquito.
- The Toxo mosquito, when in a larvae state, has the nature to feed on the comparatively smaller sized anopheles and culex larvae.
- Here's the story: Every year, the federal government of Peru sends money -- accounts vary as to whether it's $2 million U.S. or up to perhaps $5 million U.S. -- to Iquitos for the spraying of mosquitos that carry malaria (genus Anopheles) and dengue (most often Aedes aegypti). Peter Gorman: Dengue in Iquitos Peru
- Malaria is a serious illness transmitted by the ‘bite’ of the female Anopheles mosquito which has parasitic protozoa of the genus plasmodium falciparum, plasmodium malariae, plasmodium vivax.
- Millions of people die each year from malaria, which is transmitted through the bite of the anopheles mosquito.
- Anopheles claviger mosquitoes and fed them on malarial patients. Featured Articles - Encyclopedia of Earth
- Anopheles mosquitoes type of mosquitoes that may transmit malaria and rural filariasis arbovirus an arthropod-borne virus, i.e. a virus that is transmitted by insects, ticks or mites bilharziasis see: schistosomiasis cost-effectiveness analysis Chapter 4