
doi: 10.1007/bf01945169
pmid: 4435156
Les moustiques femellesAedes aegypti L., alourdies par des poids places sur leur thorax ou leur abdomen, peuvent encore se repaitre normalement de sang humain. Sur le thorax, elles tolerent 2 fois le poids de leur corps et 3 a 5 fois sur l'abdomen. Le fait d'etre attachees ne restreint pas leur capacite d'absorber du sang. En expose le moyen de tenir des moustiques en laisse.
Immobilization, Aedes, Research Design, Animals, Feeding Behavior
Immobilization, Aedes, Research Design, Animals, Feeding Behavior
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