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Malte M?ser,Rainer B?hme,Dominic Breukertors’ bionomics and epidemiological importance. A species complex differs strikingly from a mere species which is a group of individuals that are morphologically, geographically, and ecologically alike but are reproductively isolated from such another group (e.g. subspecies, populations). The comple

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Foteini Baldimtsi,Olga Ohrimenkorevention through timely vector control and deployment of appropriate control measures. The implementation of a Malaria Early Warning System may enable regional/national health ministries and/or control managers to focus on epidemiological surveillance and be better prepared to take necessary action

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Ignacio Cascudo,Emanuele Giuntahe wild, having multiplied even more, but at the same time many of which are essential for maintaining life cycle of a large number of hematophagous vectors and even zoonoses. Under the pressure of population build-up, the climate has directly or indirectly affected human behaviour per force and dri