Male Anopheles mosquitoes that swarm rely in part on features of the environment including visual stimuli to locate swarms. Swarming is believed to be the primary behaviour during which mating occurs in the field, but is not a common behaviour in the laboratory. Features that stimulate male Anopheles gambiae G3 strain swarming were created in novel large indoor cages.
Stimulating Anopheles gambiae swarms in the laboratory: application for behavioural and fitness studies
FACCHINELLI, LUCA;VALERIO, LAURA;PERSAMPIERI, TANIA;CRISANTI, Andrea;SPACCAPELO, Roberta;BENEDICT, MARK QUENTIN
2015
Abstract
Male Anopheles mosquitoes that swarm rely in part on features of the environment including visual stimuli to locate swarms. Swarming is believed to be the primary behaviour during which mating occurs in the field, but is not a common behaviour in the laboratory. Features that stimulate male Anopheles gambiae G3 strain swarming were created in novel large indoor cages.File in questo prodotto:
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