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Table 2 Distributions of Culex pipiens forms in Morocco

From: No association between habitat, autogeny and genetics in Moroccan Culex pipiens populations

Regions

No. dissected specimens

Autogeny status

CQ11F marker

Autogeny status

N (%)

No. of genotyped individuals

pipiens

molestus

heterozygotes

Tanger

100

Autogenous

1 (1%)

1

0 (0.0%)

1 (100.0%)

0 (0.0%)

Anautogenous

99 (99%)

60

37 (61.6%)

9 (15.0%)

14 (23.3%)

Total (%)

 

61

60.6%

16.3%

22.9%

Larache

100

Autogenous

0 (0%)

Anautogenous

100 (100%)

60

38 (63.3%)

1 (1.6%)

21 (35.0%)

Total (%)

 

60

63.3%

1.6%

35.0%

Mohammedia

100

Autogenous

0 (0%)

Anautogenous

100 (100%)

60

36 (60.0%)

6 (10.0%)

18 (30.0%)

Total (%)

 

60

60.0%

10.0%

30.0%

Casablanca

100

Autogenous

4 (4%)

4

1 (25.0%)

3 (75.0%)

0 (0.0%)

Anautogenous

96 (96%)

60

34 (56.6%)

6 (10.0%)

20 (33.3%)

Total (%)

 

64

54.0%

14.0%

31.2%

Marrakech

100

Autogenous

0 (0%)

Anautogenous

100 (100%)

60

36 (60%)

8 (13.3%)

16 (26.6%)

Total (%)

 

60

60.0%

13.3%

26.6%

Agadir

120

Autogenous

21 (17.5%)

21

8 (38.0%)

9 (42.8%)

4 (19.0%)

Anautogenous

99 (82.5%)

99

35 (35.3%)

43 (43.4%)

21 (21.2%)

Total (%)

 

120

35.8%

43.3%

20.8%

  1. The origin of the samples (Regions), the total number of dissected specimens, the autogeny status (autogeneous or anautogeneous) and the percentage of each form are also indicated. The CQ11 microsatellite genotypes were analyzed: the number of genotyped specimens and the number (and percentage) of each genotype are also indicated. Homozygotes for the pipiens allele are indicated as pipiens, homozygotes for the molestus allele are indicated as molestus and individuals carrying both alleles are indicated as heterozygote