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English: Video showing the upwind flight behavior of a female Anopheles stephensi mosquito towards a fourth instar larva of a tobacco hornworm (Manduca sexta). The mosquito took only 6 seconds to enter the y-tube arm containing the caterpillar and only 20 seconds to land on the caterpillar.
Français : Vidéo d'une expérience montrant une femelle moustique Anopheles stephensi, premier vecteur de la malaria dans les zones urbaines de l'Inde, volant dans des tubes vers un sphinx du tabac dans son quatrième stade larvaire. Elle ne met que six secondes pour entrer dans la branche contenant la chenille, et vingt secondes pour se poser sur cette dernière.
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Source Movie S1 from George J, Blanford S, Thomas M, Baker T (2014). "Malaria Mosquitoes Host-Locate and Feed upon Caterpillars". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0108894. PMID 25372720. PMC: 4220911.
Author George J, Blanford S, Thomas M, Baker T
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English: Video showing the upwind flight behavior of female Anopheles stephensi mosquito (primary vector of malaria in urban India] towards a fourth instar larvae of Manduca sexta
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English: Video showing the upwind flight behavior of female Anopheles stephensi mosquito (primary vector of malaria in urban India] towards a fourth instar larvae of Manduca sexta
Français : Vidéo d'une expérience montrant une femelle moustique Anopheles stephensi, premier vecteur de la malaria dans les zones urbaines de l'Inde, volant dans des tubes vers un sphinx du tabac dans son quatrième stade larvaire.
中文（简体）：雌斯氏按蚊（Anopheles stephensi）飞向烟草天蛾（Manduca sexta）四龄幼虫

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