Chronology of the discovery of malaria vectors in the Brazilian Amazon.

the Brazilian Amazon region: MOUTH: Amazon River near the mouth of the Xingu, and the Xingu itself between its mouth and the town of Porto de Moz, LOWER: the lower Xingu between

Physical and chemical variables measured in the Viruá National Park aquatic plots, with values for the beginning and end of the rainy season in the three years of sampling

This study firstly describes the epidemiology of malaria in Roraima, Amazon Basin in Brazil, in the years from 1991 to 1993: the predominance of plasmodium species, distribution of

SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF MALARIA VECTORS (DIPTERA: CULICIDAE) IN RURAL LOCALITIES OF PORTO VELHO, RONDÔNIA, BRAZILIAN AMAZON.. Luiz Herman Soares GIL, Moreno de Souza

was caught with hu- man bait, presented the highest density over lo- calities, was positive by ELISA for the four tested species of Plasmodium and positive by salivary

Anaemia risk - The prevalence of anaemia, as defined by WHO criteria, was associated with gender, age group and malaria infection both in the univariable and multi- variable

gallinaceum to invade the vector epithelium were in fact an in vitro artifact; the Ross cells are believed to represent cells that have lost their integrity and some of

If we use the graphic scale from Fritz’s map and consider the starting point close to the mouth of the Urubu River (# 1 in Fig. 1B), where he heard about the earthquake for the