Bloodmeal					P. falciparum infection
	Human	Non-human	None	Total1	p	Infected	Uninfected	Total	P
N	53 (2.2%)	550 (22.6%)	1,829 (75.2%)	2,432	<0.001	113 (4.5%)	2,389 (95.5%)	2,502	<0.001
An. arabiensis	35 (2.7%)	405 (30.9%)	870 (66.4%)	1,310		44 (3.3%)	1,304 (96.7%)	1,348
An. coluzzi	13 (2.3%)	70 (12.1%)	494 (85.6%)	577		47 (7.9%)	549 (92.1%)	596
An. gambiae s.l.2	4 (1.4%)	43 (14.3%)	244 (84.3%)	291		15 (5.1%)	272 (94.9%)	292
An. pharoensis	1 (0.7%)	18 (12%)	131 (87.3%)	150		2 (1.3%)	158 (98.7%)	160
An. funestus	0 (0.0%)	6 (33.3%)	12 (66.7%)	18		2 (10.5%)	17 (89.3%)	19
Undetermined	0 (0.0%)	7 (10%)	63 (90%)	70		3 (4.2%)	68 (95.8%)	71
Other 3	0 (0.0%)	2 (15.4%)	14 (84.6%)	16		0 (0.0%)	16 (100%)	16

^1.70 samples gave ambiguous results in the bloodmeal analysis and are not included in the table

^2.Mosquitoes identified morphologically as An. gambiae s.l. but which did not amplify with An. arabiensis, An.coluzzi, or An. gambaie s.s. primers are listed as An. gambiae s.l.

^3.Other species identified include An. stephensi (n=3), An. rufipes (n=2), An. coustani (n=4), and An. demeilloni (n=7). None had P.f. or human bloodmeal detected. Two An. coustani and one An. stephensi were positive for non-human bloodmeal