Table 5.

Small larval sites.

Species	Source	Small natural water collections						Small man-made water collections							Artificial sites
		Small streams	Seepage springs	Pools	Wells	Dips in the ground	Other	Overflow water	Irrigation ditches	Borrow pits	Wheel ruts	Hoof prints	Puddles near rice fields	Other	Empty cans, shells etc.
An. albimanus	Summary	3		1		1	2							4	3
An. albimanus	TAG	●		●	●					●	●	●
An. albitarsis	Summary			1										3	1
An. albitarsis	TAG	●		●		●				●
An. aquasalis	Summary			2			1							1	1
An. aquasalis	TAG	●		●	●				●				●
An. darlingi	Summary	3		5	1		1							1
An. darlingi	TAG	●		●				●		●		●
An. freeborni	Summary						1
An. freeborni	TAG	●		●						●
An. marajoara	Summary	1	1											1
An. marajoara	TAG	●		●		●		●	●	●			●
An. nuneztovari	Summary	2		2		1							3		1
An. nuneztovari	TAG	●		●		●				●
An. pseudopunctipennis	Summary	2	2	9		1			1
An. pseudopunctipennis	TAG	●	○	●					○
An. quadrimaculatus	Summary	1		2			2			1				1	2
An. quadrimaculatus	TAG	●							●	●

TAG: Rubio-Palis & Manguin (unpub. obs., 2009, 2010), ● = typical, ○ = examples exist. Numbers indicate the number of studies that found larvae under each listed circumstance. Anopheles albitarsis refers to the An. albitarsis complex, which includes An. albitarsis, An. albitarsis sp. B, sp. E and An. deaneorum. Anopheles marajoara is listed separately.