Anopheles maculipennis, Banafshi & Abai & Ladonni & Bakhshi & Karami & Azari-Hamidian, 2013
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.3906/zoo-1206-12 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F47510-E206-097E-FFBA-FDB73706F9A0 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Anopheles maculipennis |
status |
s.l. |
3.2. Anopheles maculipennis View in CoL s.l.
Anopheles maculipennis s.l. larvae were collected from 43 larval breeding sites (36.4% of the total and 44.8% of the anopheline larval habitats) in June–October 2005 and June–August 2006. The maximum and minimum water temperatures of larval habitats were 29 °C and 16 °C, respectively, and mean temperature was 22.4 °C (SD = 4.7) for 11 larval breeding sites. The collecting localities: Baneh (Chooman, 16 larvae; Sardab, 13 larvae), Bijar (Ghamcheghah, 26 larvae; Khosroabad, 19 larvae), Dehgolan (Tahmasbgholi, 15 larvae), Divandareh (Gheshlaghsefid, 92 larvae; Hezarkanian, 125 larvae), Kamyaran (Islamabad, 25 larvae; Tangivar, 1 larva), Sanandaj (Torivar, 2 larvae), Saqqez (Siahdar-sofla, 13 larvae), and Sarvabad (Razab, 17 larvae).
Anopheles superpictus larvae were collected from 64 larval breeding sites (54.2% of the total and 66.7% of the anopheline larval habitats) in July–October 2005 and June–August 2006. The maximum and minimum water temperatures of larval habitats were 32 °C and 19 °C, respectively, and mean temperature was 24.6 °C (SD = 3.6) for 22 larval breeding sites. The collecting localities: Baneh (Biandareh, 76 larvae; Chooman, 120 larvae; Sardab, 63 larvae), Bijar (Ghamchegha, 3 larvae), Dehgolan (Tahmasbgholi, 4 larvae), Divandareh (Gheshlaghsefid, 10 larvae; Hezarkanian, 53 larvae), Kamyaran (Islamabad, 8 larvae; Tangivar, 105 larvae), Sanandaj (Barghoroo, 13 larvae; Negel, 93 larvae; Torivar, 209 larvae), Saqqez (Ghagholabad, 1 larva; Siahdar-sofla, 20 larvae; Yapeshkhan, 6 larvae), and Sarvabad (Dezli, 189 larvae; Razab, 237 larvae).
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