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Table 1 Results of the collection, dissections and PCR processing of Anopheles dirus mosquitoes caught by human landing catch in “the forest” and “forest fringe”

From: Humans frequently exposed to a range of non-human primate malaria parasite species through the bites of Anopheles dirus mosquitoes in South-central Vietnam

An. dirus caught in the study area

Year

Period

No. caught

No. nights

Biting density*

No. dissected

No. sporozoites

%

2010

Feb to Dec

2614

507

5.2

2613

48

1.8

2011

Jan to Dec

1584

549

2.9

1583

21

1.3

2012

Jan to Nov

1757

525

3.4

1757

16

0.9

2013

Mar to Apr

116

36

3.2

109

1

0.9

Feb/2010 to Apr/2013

6071

1617

3.8

6062

86

1.4

An. dirus caught in the forest

2010

Feb to Dec

1668

303

5.5

1667

33

2

2011

Jan to Dec

1093

329

3.3

1092

15

1.4

2012

Jan to Nov

920

283

3.3

920

9

1.0

2013

Mar to Apr

27

10

2.7

26

1

3.8

Feb/2010 to Apr/2013

3708

925

4.0

3705

58

1.6

An. dirus caught in forest fringe

2010

Feb to Dec

946

204

4.6

946

15

1.6

2011

Jan to Dec

491

220

2.2

491

6

1.2

2012

Jan to Nov

837

242

3.5

837

7

0.8

2013

Mar to Apr

89

26

3.4

83

0

0.0

Feb/2010 to Apr/2013

2363

692

3.4

2357

28

1.2

  1. *Biting density, average human-biting density (No. of caught / No. of caught person-night)