ArticleJournal of arthropod-borne diseases2025
Larval Habitat Characteristics of Mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) in Andimeshk County of Khuzistan Province, Southwestern Iran (2019-2020).
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Background: Mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae), with their blood-sucking behavior, are known important vectors of certain pathogens. Since no research has been done on the habitat characteristics of mosquito larvae in Andimeshk County of Khuzistan Province, southwestern Iran, this study aimed to determine these features in the county during 2019-2020. Methods: The third- and fourth-instar larvae were collected from natural and artificial habitats by the dipping method, from nine localities. Physical characteristics of larval habitats, including habitat situation (permanent/temporary, running/stagnant), sunlight situation, vegetation status, water turbidity, substrate type and habitat type (natural/artificial), were recorded. The collected specimens were kept in vials containing lactophenol and the microscope slides were prepared using Berlese's fluid. The larvae were identified using valid identification keys. Results: In total, 1363 larvae, including four genera and 15 species, were identified. Eleven species were new to the county and one species, Conclusion: Regarding the medical importance of the abundant species, the investigation of adult ecology is suggested for future studies.
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