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. 1978;56(1):147–154.

Etude de l'agressivité D'Anopheles gamiae A en fonction de l'âge et du sexe dessujets humains.

The aggressiveness of Anopheles gambiae A in relation to the age and sex of the human subjects

P Carnevale, J L Frézil, M F Bosseno, F Le Pont, J Lancien
PMCID: PMC2395533  PMID: 307444

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