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An illustration of Aedes mosquito larva with ventral brush and dorsal plate identified.Created: 1975
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An illustration identifying the siphonal tuft of the Aedes, Uranotaenia or Psorophora mosquito larvae.Created: 1975
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An illustration identifying the pecten on the terminal abdominal segment of an Aedes mosquito larva.Created: 1975
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An illustration identifying the dorsal plate on the terminal segment of an Aedes mosquito larvaCreated: 1975
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An illustration identifying the pecten on the terminal segments of an Aedes aegypti mosquito larva.Created: 1975
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An illustration of an Aedes mosquito.Created: 1985
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This illustration shows the taxonomic details in the head region of the common housefly, Musca domestica.Created: 1975
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The Aedes mediovittatus mosquito has been shown to be a vector in the transmission of Dengue Fever. (Illustration)Created: 1964
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This illustration shows the taxonomic details in the head region of the fly Stomoxys calcitrans.Created: 1975
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This illustration depicts a Toxorhynchites sp., Elephant mosquito from a lateral view, and an inset of its head region revealing the morphologic details of its mouthparts.Created: 1975
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This illustration depicts a Deinocerites sp., Crabhole mosquito from a lateral view, and an inset of its head region revealing the morphologic details of its antennae.Created: 1975
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An illustration of an Anopheles crucians mosquito.Created:
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This 2005 photograph depicted a female Anopheles albimanus mosquito while she was feeding on a human host, thereby, becoming engorged with blood.Created: 2005
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This 2005 photograph depicted a female Anopheles albimanus mosquito while she was feeding on a human host, thereby, becoming engorged with blood.Created: 2005
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This 2005 photograph depicted a female Anopheles albimanus mosquito while she was feeding on a human host, thereby, becoming engorged with blood.Created: 2005
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This illustration depicts a Uranotaenia sapphirina mosquito from a lateral view, and an inset of one of its wings from a superior perspective detailing its venation pattern.Created: 1975
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This illustration depicts a Uranotaenia sapphirina mosquito from a lateral view, and an inset of one of its wings from a superior perspective detailing its venation pattern.Created: 1975
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An illustration identifying the basal tuft, pecten and rows of hairs of a Culiseta mosquito larva.Created: 1975
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An illustration identifying the siphonal hairs on the terminal segment of a Culiseta mosquito larva.Created: 1975
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This illustration depicts the wing bristles of a Culiseta mosquito.Created: 1985
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This illustration depicts a Mansonia titillans mosquito from a lateral view, as well as two insets; a superior view of its thoracic region (Lt), and an enlarged view of a wing section revealing the morphologic details of the broad, bicolored wing scales (Rt).Created: 1975
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This illustration reveals some of the morphologic details found in the mosquito species Deinocerites cancer.Created: 1975
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Illustration of Aedes aegypti adult mosquito, vector of yellow fever.Created:
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This Aedes aegypti female was from a strain of mosquitoes named LVP-IB12, an acronym representing the fact that these mosquitoes were derived from the Liverpool strain (LVP), and that they were inbred 12 times (IB12), in order to create a more homogeneous genotype. Also, of great importance is the additional fact that this specie is being used in the A. aegypti genome sequencing project. Though the mosquitos geographical origin is not known, it is believed to be somewhere in Africa.Created: 2007