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[Surveillance of malaria vector Anopheles in Guizhou Province from 2005 to 2019].

Xue‐jiao Ding, Wei-Qi Shi, Y Q Zhang, Zhida Lan, A.H. Zhang, Jing Xu, G R Zhou

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OBJECTIVE: in Guizhou Province from 2005 to 2019, so as to provide the evidence for formulating the countermeasures to tackle the risk of local transmission of imported malaria in the province. METHODS: habitats was investigated. RESULTS: . CONCLUSIONS: mosquitoes, leading to a potential risk of local transmission of imported malaria. Long-term, persistent and extensive surveillance of malaria vectors is recommended in Guizhou Province.

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OBJECTIVE: in Guizhou Province from 2005 to 2019, so as to provide the evidence for formulating the countermeasures to tackle the risk of local transmission of imported malaria in the province. METHODS: habitats was investigated. RESULTS: . CONCLUSIONS: mosquitoes, leading to a potential risk of local transmission of imported malaria. Long-term, persistent and extensive surveillance of malaria vectors is recommended in Guizhou Province.

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OBJECTIVE: in Guizhou Province from 2005 to 2019, so as to provide the evidence for formulating the countermeasures to tackle the risk of local transmission of imported malaria in the province. METHODS: habitats was investigated. RESULTS: . CONCLUSIONS: mosquitoes, leading to a potential risk of local transmission of imported malaria. Long-term, persistent and extensive surveillance of malaria vectors is recommended in Guizhou Province.

Key concepts: Anopheles, Malaria, Vector (molecular biology), Biology, Anopheles sinensis, Population density, Ecology, Veterinary medicine

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