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Table 2.

Seasonal prevalence of known Indian malaria vectors in light trap collections from three forest fringe villages in Sonitpur district of Assam (India) during 2004–2005

Species	Mosquitoes collected*				P^#
Species	Pre-monsoon (Mar–May)	Monsoon (Jun–Aug)	Post-monsoon (Sep–Nov)	Winter (Dec–Feb)	P^#
An annularis	158 ± 20.53^b	309 ± 29.82^c	156.67 ± 18.76^b	49 ± 9^a	0.000
An culicifacies s.l.	66.67 ± 1.45^ab	162.33 ± 56.10^b	58 ± 9.54^ab	8.67 ± 1.76^a	0.029
An dirus s.l.	31.67 ± 24.11^a	55.33 ± 32.34^a	7.33 ± 6.36^a	0.67 ± 0.67^a	0.290
An fluviatilis s.l.	17 ± 3.21^ab	0^a	34.67 ± 7.42^bc	49.67 ± 8.41^c	0.002
An minimus s.l.	108 ± 14.84^a	179.33 ± 31.15^a	109.33 ± 17.14^a	19.33 ± 3.93	0.003
An philippinensis/nivipes	227.67 ± 67.22^ab	419.67 ± 84.13^c	271 ± 95.77^ab	49 ± 4.73^a	0.040
An varuna	30 ± 9.87^a	10 ± 9.02^a	30.67 ± 3.48^a	10.67 ± 2.4^a	0.115
Total	639 ± 64.14^ab	1135.67 ± 161.48^b	667.67 ± 135.95^ab	187 ± 21.93^a	0.002

Values in rows followed by the same letters are not significantly different (P > 0.05)

* Mean ± SE_mean for collections from three villages during each season

^#ANOVA followed by Tukey HSD