Table 6. Distribution of household Lu. longipalpis captured in CDC light traps1 located in associated with important blood-source hosts.
| Sand flies | Arm | No. on people (proportion of treatment total) | No. on dogs (proportion of treatment total) | No. on chickens (proportion of treatment total) | Total sand flies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Females | Control | 34 (0.23) | 43 (0.29) | 72 (0.48) | 149 |
| Pheromone | 20 (0.26) | 28 (0.37) | 28 (0.37) | 76 | |
| Collar | 19 (0.22) | 17 (0.20) | 49 (0.58) | 85 | |
| Males | Control | 45 (0.16) | 52 (0.18) | 188 (0.66) | 285 |
| Pheromone | 31 (0.25) | 46 (0.37) | 46 (0.37) | 123 | |
| Collar | 47 (0.15) | 37 (0.12) | 228 (0.73) | 312 | |
| All | Control | 79 (0.18) | 95 (0.22) | 260 (0.60) | 434 |
| Pheromone | 51 (0.26) | 74 (0.37) | 74 (0.37) | 199 | |
| Collar | 66 (0.17) | 54 (0.14) | 277 (0.70) | 397 |
1 In each household, CDC light traps (excluding the bulb) was set inside the house (humans), and outside the house above the sleeping dog, and at the main chicken roosting site.