Table 1. Vectorial status of the Anopheles species most frequently collected on the Thailand-Myanmar border.

Group	Subgroup	Complex	Species	Vectorial status on the TMB
Annularis			An. annularis ( s.l.)	secondary vector
Barbirostris			An. barbirostris ( s.l.)	secondary vector †
Funestus	Minimus	Minimus	An. minimus ( s.s.)	primary vector
			An. harrisoni	unknown
	Aconitus		An. aconitus ( s.s.)	secondary vector
			An. pampanai	unknown
			An. varuna	unknown
	Culicifacies	Culicifacies	An. culicifacies ( s.l.)	non vector ‡
Hyrcanus			An. hyrcanus ( s.l.)	non vector ‡
Jamesii			An. jamesii ( s.l.)	non vector ‡
Kochi			An. kochi	non vector
Leucosphyrus	Leucosphyrus	Dirus	An. dirus ( s.s.)	primary vector
			An. baimaii	primary vector
			An. cracens	unknown
			An. nemophilous	unknown
			An. scanloni	unknown
Maculatus	Maculatus		An. maculatus ( s.s.)	primary vector
			An. dravidicus	unknown
	Sawadwongporni		An. sawadwongporni	primary vector
			An. notanandai	unknown
			An. rampae	unknown
	Unclassified		An. willmori	unknown
			An. pseudowillmori	secondary vector
Subpictus			An. subpictus ( s.l.)	non vector ‡
Tessellatus			An. tessellatus	non vector ‡

† Plasmodium vivax ‡ Some species in these Groups are efficient malaria vectors elsewhere, although they were never found infected with human malaria parasites in the Thailand-Myanmar border area ( e.g. An. culicifacies A, An. sinensis, An. subpictus (s.s.), An. splendidus and An. tessellatus) ^{18, 21, 22}.