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17 Dec 2018

Vector Pocket Guide: malaria vectors in Asia-Pacific countries

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Vector Pocket Guide: malaria vectors in Asia-Pacific countries 

The Vector Pocket Guide is a compact vector identification manual designed for researchers in the field.

Developed by APMEN's Partner Institution the Armed Forces Research Institute for Medical Sciences (AFRIMS) based in Thailand, the pocket-sized guide details 26 different species of vectors from the Asia Pacific Region, including morphology charts and a specific outline of the distribution, bionomics and medical importance of each.

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