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Table 3 Frequency of anopheline species caught by each trap type over 40 trapping nights, and their medical significance as potential vectors of human malaria (PHM, primary; SHM, secondary), simian malaria (SM) and the filarial nematodes Brugia malayi and Wuchereria bancrofti

From: Evaluation of electric nets as means to sample mosquito vectors host-seeking on humans and primates

Species

Medical importancea

HLC

MBT

HENET

MENET

Total

An. balabacensis

PHM [58], SM [59],

B. malayi [60],

W. bancrofti [60]

162

0

12

1

175

An. barbumbrosus (s.l.)

 

6

0

7

5

18

An. donaldi

SHM [61],

B. malayi [59]

3

0

0

0

3

An. indefinitus

 

2

0

0

0

2

An. kochi

 

1

0

0

1

2

An. latens

PHM [62], SM [14],

W. bancrofti [60]

19

1

3

0

23

An. maculatus (s.l.)

PHM [61],

W. bancrofti [61]

14

0

1

0

15

An. peditaeniatus (s.l.)

 

1

0

0

0

1

An. subpictus (s.l.)

SHM [45]

16

0

56

15

87

An. tessellatus (s.l.)

SHM [61],

W. bancrofti [61]

179

0

45

8

232

An. umbrosus (s.l.)

 

0

0

6

0

6

Unidentified anopheline

 

0

0

16

4

20

Total

 

403

1

146

34

584

  1. Abbreviations: HLC human landing catch, MBT monkey-baited trap, HENET human-baited electrocuting net, MENET monkey-baited electrocuting net
  2. aReference number