
No doubt, there is a marked civilization and modern establishment of housing, agricultural and industrial projects in Egypt. In a survey to evaluate the culicini mosquito larvae in Greater Cairo, five species were recovered. These were Culex pipiens, Cx. pusillus, Cx. perexiguus Culiseta longia reolata and Aedes caspius. The taxonomic features of the larvae were given and illustrated. The results were discussed on the light of previous work carried out in Egypt.
Male, Urban Health, Water, Breeding, Insect Vectors, Culex, Culicidae, Aedes, Larva, Animals, Egypt, Female, Phylogeny
Male, Urban Health, Water, Breeding, Insect Vectors, Culex, Culicidae, Aedes, Larva, Animals, Egypt, Female, Phylogeny
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