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Communicable Diseases

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A table showing the distinguishing features of anopheline mosquitoes (potential malaria vectors) and culicine and aedes mosquitoes (which don’t transmit malaria).
Figure 5.7  Distinguishing features of anopheline mosquitoes (potential malaria vectors) and culicine and aedes mosquitoes (which don’t transmit malaria). (WHO, 1997; source as in Figure 9.2)

 5.6  Distinguishing Anopheles mosquitoes from other types

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