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ESTIMATION OF ANOPHELINE SURVIVAL RATE VECTORIAL CAPACITY AND MOSQUITO INFECTION PROBABILITY FROM MALARIA VECTORI INFECTION RATES IN VILLAGES NEAR MADANG, PAPUA NEW GUINEA.

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Title: ESTIMATION OF ANOPHELINE SURVIVAL RATE VECTORIAL CAPACITY AND MOSQUITO INFECTION PROBABILITY FROM MALARIA VECTORI INFECTION RATES IN VILLAGES NEAR MADANG, PAPUA NEW GUINEA.
Authors: Graves, P.M.1, Burkot, T.R.1, Saul, A.J.2, Hayes, R.J.3, Carter, R.4
Source: Journal of Applied Ecology. Apr90, Vol. 27 Issue 1, p134-147. 14p.
Subjects: Malaria transmission, Mosquito vectors, Disease vectors, Infection, Epidemiology
Geographic Terms: Papua New Guinea
Abstract: Determines the indices of the intensity of malaria transmission in three villages near Madang, Papua New Guinea over an 18-month period. Mosquito survival per feeding cycle; Survival per extrinsic incubation period; Vectorial capacity and mosquito infection probability.
Database: Engineering Source
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Abstract:Determines the indices of the intensity of malaria transmission in three villages near Madang, Papua New Guinea over an 18-month period. Mosquito survival per feeding cycle; Survival per extrinsic incubation period; Vectorial capacity and mosquito infection probability.
ISSN:00218901
DOI:10.2307/2403573