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A World without Mosquitoes [Malaria Vector Control]
The new research emphasis of BMGF on anopheline vector contro/eradication has led to discussion about the consequences of mosquito eradication. Of course, anophelines are but a small proportion of all mosquitoes, many of them not diesease vectors. However Science magazine has devoted a column to the subject, accessible at http://www.nature.com/news/2010/100721/pdf/466432a.pdf
A World without Mosquitoes [Malaria Vector Control]
| Tuesday, 13th of September 2016 |
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The new research emphasis of BMGF on anopheline vector contro/eradication has led to discussion about the consequences of mosquito eradication. Of course, anophelines are but a small proportion of all mosquitoes, many of them not diesease vectors. However Science magazine has devoted a column to the subject, accessible at http://www.nature.com/news/2010/100721/pdf/466432a.pdf
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