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A new Anopheles and a new Goeldia from Colombia (Dipt. Culic.)*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 July 2009

P. C. A. Antunes
Affiliation:
From the Laboratory of the Yellow Fever Service at Bahia, Brazil.

Extract

In 1935 during entomological investigations related to an outbreak of jungle yellow fever in Restrepo, Colombia, I captured a female Anopheline which shows morphological details justifying its description as belonging to a new species of a new subgenus. I also found specimens of a new species of Goeldia. These two species are described in the following pages.

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Original Articles
Copyright
Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1937

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