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Laboratory bionomics of the newly colonized sandfly Phlebotomus bergeroti Parrot.

A colony of Phlebotomus bergeroti was established from blooded females collected in Djibouti. The colony is currently in its 12th generation and demonstrates a high degree of autogeny despite efforts to select for blood-feeding. Studies of the bionomics of this species included an assessment of the effects of human blood, hamster blood, and sucrose on egg production, viability, and development of the F1 progeny.[1]

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  1. Laboratory bionomics of the newly colonized sandfly Phlebotomus bergeroti Parrot. Hanafi, H., Fryauff, D. Parassitologia (1991) [Pubmed]
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