THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN JOURNAL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH



Volume 37
Supplement 2
2006
  CONTENTS
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Table of Contents  
Abstract
1
Introduction
2
Sibling species and genetic variation in anopheline mosquitoes
2
Role of anopheline mosquitoes as disease vectors in Thailand
4
Malaria
4
Japanese encephalitis
6
Filariasis
6
The Anopheles fauna of Thailand
7
Notes on habitats
8
Feeding behavior
9
Habitats of the Groups and Subgroups of Anopheles
9
1. Anopheles (Anopheles), Anopheles Series
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1.1 Aitkenii Group
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1.2 Culiciformis Group
10
1.3 Lindesayi Group
10
2. Anopheles (Anopheles), Lophoscelomyia Series
10
2.1 Asiaticus Group
10
2.2 Unassociated Species
10
3. Anopheles (Anopheles), Myzorhynchus Series
11
3.1 Albotaeniatus Group
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3.2 Barbirostris Group
11
3.3 Hyrcanus Group
11
3.4 Umbrosus Group
11
4. Anopheles (Baimaia)
12
5. Anopheles (Cellia), Myzomyia Series
12
5.1 Jeyporiensis Complex
12
5.2 Aconitus Subgroup
12
5.3 Culicifacies Subgroup
12
5.4 Minimus Subgroup
12
6. Anopheles (Cellia), Neocellia Series
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6.1 Annularis Group
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6.2 Jamesii Group
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6.3 Maculatus Group
13
6.4 Unassociated Species
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7 Anopheles (Cellia), Neomyzomyia Series
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7.1 Kochi Group
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7.2 Leucosphyrus Group
14
7.3 Tessellatus Group
14
8 Anopheles (Cellia), Pyretophorus Series
15
8.1 Ludlowae Group
15
8.2 Subpictus Group
15
Acknowledgements
16
References
16
Type locality information
27
Known anopheline vectors and potential vectors in Thailand and neighboring countries
28
Checklist of the Anopheles of Thailand
30
Known breeding habitats of immatures of Anopheles in Thailand
34
Map of Thailand showing the six subregions and the 76 provinces
37
Map of Thailand showing distributions of Anopheles mosquitoes in Thailand
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Morphology
Adult females
48
Fourth-instar larvae
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Key to the subgenera and species of adult females
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Key to the subgenera and species of fourth-instar larvae
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