DESKRIPSI BIONOMIK NYAMUK Anopheles Sp DI WILAYAHKECAMATAN PARIGI KABUPATEN PANGANDARAN  PROVINSI JAWA BARAT TAHUN 2016

kusuma, Ulfah; Widyanto, Arif

doi:10.31983/keslingmas.v35i4.3103

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“…A number of Anopheles spp. breeding sites were discovered in ponds near rivers and springs [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Study in West Java showed An.vagus breeding habitat of An.…”

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Cladogram construction of mosquitos based on morphological characteristics

Nurwidayati,

Astuti,

Purwanto

et al. 2024

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The mosquito identification process is very important regarding their role as vectors in many arthropod-borne diseases. The mosquito's identification based on morphological characteristics is very complex. The constraint in the identification process is the unavailability of adequate human resources. This article presents an effort to identify mosquitoes more easily based on the specific characteristics of each taxon. The aim of making a cladogram is to make it easier to identify mosquitoes in family, genus, and species taxa, especially in the genus Anopheles. Cladograms were constructed based on morphological characters on wings and their pale scale pattern, scutellum, proboscis, and palpi. The study revealed that based on morphological characters, four cladograms were constructed based on the number of wings, the number of pale scales four or more, and also less than three pale scales, that were for Genus Anopheles, Subgenus Anopheles, and two cladograms for Subgenus Cellia. The specific morphological characters in mosquitos can be used to construct the cladogram for easier identification.

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“…A number of Anopheles spp. breeding sites were discovered in ponds near rivers and springs [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Study in West Java showed An.vagus breeding habitat of An.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…aconitus and An. vagus live in rice fields [12]. Many studies of malaria vector showed the habitat of Anopheles are from mountains, forest, and coastal areas [19].…”

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Cladogram construction of mosquitos based on morphological characteristics

Nurwidayati,

Astuti,

Purwanto

et al. 2024

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“…A number of Anopheles spp. mosquito breeding sites were discovered in ponds near rivers and springs [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27]. There is colleration betweeen breeding habitat with the abiotics factor in the environment A study showed that habitats with An.…”

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“…vagus live in rice fields and abandoned shrimp ponds, and there are many streams sandcovered river (lagoon) which is breeding places for An. sundaicus mosquitoes [21].…”

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The Biodiversity of Anopheles and Malaria Vector Control in Indonesia: A Review

Nurwidayati,

Purwanto,

Ambar Garjito

et al. 2024

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Malaria is a re-emerging vector-borne disease. Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasites namely P. falciparum, P. malariae, P. vivax, P. ovale, and P. knowlesi. The parasite is transmitted by mosquitoes from the genus Anopheles. The genus Anopheles comprises more than 480 described species worldwide and many more are yet to be described. It is known that there are more than 100 species of Anopheles that can transmit malaria parasites to humans. The present review aims to assess studies on the biodiversity of Anopheles as a malaria vector and its control in Indonesia. The results showed that a total of 80 species of Anopheles mosquitos are reported in Indonesia, and at least 31 species of Anopheles mosquitoes have been reported as malaria vectors in Indonesia. Several efforts to decrease the number of malaria cases are the distribution and wide-scale use of Long-Lasting Insecticide Treated Bednets (LLIN), Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) applications, larvae control, and environmental management. Vector control and entomological surveillance of malaria are one of the main domains for achieving malaria elimination. In conclusion, a combination of national policies, local-specific, habitat-specific, and community participation approaches are needed for effective malaria vector control in Indonesia.

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“…vagus lebih suka berada di luar rumah dan menggigit di waktu senja sampai dengan dini hari (eksofagik). 25,26,27,28 Puncak aktivitas An. vagus menghisap darah dilapangan berbeda-beda yaitu terjadi pada pukul 22.00-23.00 (Kabupaten Kupang, NTT), 29 02:00-03:00 (Aceh).…”

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Studi Laboratorium Siklus Hidup Anopheles vagus Pradewasa sebagai Vektor Filariasis dan Malaria di Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur

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Laumalay

2019

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Anopheles vagus is one of the vectors that plays an essential role in malaria infection in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. This vector’s density is related to population dynamics and the environment. The high population density is fluctuated according to the birth and death rate of the mosquitos on their life cycle. This is an observational study that employed a cross-sectional design aimed to identify the life cycle of pre-adult An. vagus mosquitos. The sample was collected from Manggarai Barat and Kupang regions. Sample was taken from around cattle’s cages between 6.00pm-12.00am and were the ones that have sucked cattle’s blood. Identification and colonization were conducted in Loka Litbangkes Waikabubak Laboratory. Data was collected through an hourly observation form and then analyzed descriptively. The results indicated that an adult An.vagus could produce 42-184 eggs each time it laid eggs with 79% hatching rate succeed. The life cycle of an An.vagus under a controlled environment in the laboratory was as following phases: egg (1-4 days), larvae (9-19 days), pupa (1-8 days). Anopheles vagus needed an average of 57.2 minutes to mate and 13 hours to suck blood after the mating process. The highest death rate (28.05%) occurred in instar IVof larvae stage. Pre-adult of An. vagus needed 11-31 days in with the environment that conditioned at 21.1°C and 74.3% humidity for their development,while the highest death rate observed at instar IV.

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DESKRIPSI BIONOMIK NYAMUK Anopheles Sp DI WILAYAHKECAMATAN PARIGI KABUPATEN PANGANDARAN PROVINSI JAWA BARAT TAHUN 2016

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Cladogram construction of mosquitos based on morphological characteristics

Cladogram construction of mosquitos based on morphological characteristics

The Biodiversity of Anopheles and Malaria Vector Control in Indonesia: A Review

Studi Laboratorium Siklus Hidup Anopheles vagus Pradewasa sebagai Vektor Filariasis dan Malaria di Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur

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