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The Ecology of Malaria Vectors

Charlwood, Jacques Derek (Institute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (IHMT), Global Health and Tropical Medicine)

The Ecology of Malaria Vectors

The Ecology of Malaria Vectors

The Ecology of Malaria Vectors

 

This practical book covers all aspects of the biology of malaria vectors, with notes on the vectors of dengue. It is designed to fill the gap between very specialised texts and undergraduate books on general disease vectors, and is ideal as a textbook for postgraduate courses in entomology and mosquito vectors of disease.

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Beschrijving The Ecology of Malaria Vectors

This practical book covers all aspects of the biology of malaria vectors, with notes on the vectors of dengue. It is designed to fill the gap between very specialised texts and undergraduate books on general disease vectors, and is ideal as a textbook for postgraduate courses in entomology and mosquito vectors of disease.

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9780367248604
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282
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Geneeskunde
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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