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The ecology of malaria vectors / Jacques Derek Charlwood.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Charlwood, Jacques Derek, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Mosquitoes as carriers of disease.
- Malaria.
- Mosquito Vectors.
- Medical Subjects:
- Mosquito Vectors.
- Malaria.
- Physical Description:
- xvii, 284 pages : illustrations (black and white, and colour), maps (some color) ; 27 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, [2020]
- Contents:
- Chapter 1 Classification and Systematics p. 1
- Taxonomy p. 3
- What Is a Species? p. 4
- Mosquitoes (Culicidae) p. 5
- Anopheles, Culex and Aedes p. 7
- The Ecological Niche p. 10
- Species Complexes p. 12
- The Anopheles gambiae Complex p. 12
- The Funestus Group p. 20
- Chapter 2 Mosquito Life Histories p. 23
- Eggs and Larvae p. 23
- Water Bites p. 25
- Emergence and Mating p. 26
- Chapter 3 The Search for the Host p. 37
- Biting Cycles p. 37
- Moonlight p. 40
- Age and Biting Time p. 42
- Blood Feeding p. 43
- Invitation Effects p. 48
- Chapter 4 Dispersal p. 59
- Estimating Dispersal by Capture-Recapture Techniques p. 61
- Dispersal of Males p. 66
- Indoor/Outdoor Mixing p. 67
- Chapter 5 Population Dynamics p. 71
- Rainfall and Temperature p. 72
- Dry Season Survival p. 76
- Chapter 6 Mapping p. 79
- Chapter 7 Vectorial Capacity p. 83
- Oviposition (Gonotrophic) Cycle Duration p. 85
- Mosquito Survival Determined by Dissection p. 86
- Survival Rate Estimation p. 92
- Sporozoite Determination p. 100
- Chapter 8 Chemical Methods of Vector Control p. 107
- Insecticides p. 107
- Insecticide Treated Material p. 109
- Insecticides for Indoor Residual Spraying p. 112
- Insecticide Resistance p. 113
- Target Site Resistance p. 116
- Reduced Penetration p. 117
- Metabolic Resistance p. 117
- Behavioural Resistance p. 118
- Chapter 9 Alternative Methods of Vector Control p. 123
- Environmental Management p. 124
- Improvements to Houses p. 125
- Biological Control p. 127
- Zooprophylaxsis p. 128
- Topical and Spatial Repellents p. 129
- Toxic Sugar Baits p. 130
- Integrated Vector Control p. 130
- Expanded Polystyrene Beads p. 131
- Chapter 10 Surveillance and Sampling p. 133
- Indoor Resting (House) Catches p. 136
- Outside Resting Catches p. 136
- Night Catches p. 137
- Sporozoite Rate Determination p. 138
- Blood Meal ELISA p. 138
- Susceptibility Tests p. 138
- Larval Surveys p. 139
- Bioassay Tests p. 139
- Chapter 11 Epidemics p. 143
- Classification of Epidemic Types p. 144
- How to Measure Epidemic Thresholds p. 145
- Indicators p. 146
- Chapter 12 The Diseases - Malaria, Filariasis and Dengue p. 149
- Malaria p. 149
- Filariasis p. 159
- Dengue and Its Vectors p. 161
- Chapter 13 Sampling Techniques p. 167
- The Furvela Tent Trap p. 167
- The Suna Trap p. 170
- Some Comments on Light Traps p. 171
- Exit Collections from Houses p. 172
- Resting Collections p. 172
- Window Traps p. 176
- Experimental Huts p. 178
- Drones and Phones p. 179
- Mosquito Mounting and Preservation p. 180
- Mounting with Micropins p. 181
- Mounting with Paper Points p. 181
- Collection of Immature Stages p. 182
- Chapter 14 Laboratory Studies p. 185
- Wing Morphometries p. 185
- Near Infrared p. 188
- Resistance Measurement p. 189
- WHO Bioassay p. 189
- CDC Bottle Assay p. 191
- Tunnel Test p. 192
- Cone Bioassays p. 192
- Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) for Circumsporozoite Detection p. 193
- gSG6 ELISA p. 193
- The Polymerase Chain Reaction p. 193
- Chapter 15 Global Heating - 'The Future Ain't What It Used to Be' p. 195
- Chapter 16 Some Case Histories p. 201
- Mozambique p. 201
- Furvela p. 201
- Linga Linga - Land of 'Born Not Made' p. 208
- São Tomé and Príncipe p. 217
- Papua New Guinea p. 229
- Ghana - All Generalisations Are False p. 236
- Tanzania p. 242
- Cambodia p. 247
- Chapter 17 Some Useful Websites p. 253.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Other Format:
- ebook version :
- ISBN:
- 9780367248482
- 9780367248604
- 0367248603
- 0367248484
- OCLC:
- 1086011485
- Publisher Number:
- 99982204395
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