<p>It shows the tsetse survey outcome categorised as ‘present’ and ‘absent’. All tsetse traps which had tsetse flies where categorised as ‘present’ while those without tsetse flies where categorised as ‘absent’. G.f.fuscipes were captured in only 28.8% of the sampling sites (“present”). This implies that 71.2% of the trapping sites registered zero catches (“absent”). A total of 14,899 G.f.fuscipes flies (females = 7138, males = 7271 and 108 unidentified sex) were caught during the survey.</p
A field trial was conducted between 27th July and 1st August, 1992 in Mfuwe, south Luangwa, Zambia t...
<p>No flies were trapped in Moeri or Patio Mora.</p><p>*AD = Apparent density calculated as number o...
<p>G. m. morsitans is presented on the left pannel and G. pallidipes on the right. The white and gre...
<p>Black box and whiskers (with outliers shown as circles) show the numbers of tsetse caught per tra...
INTRODUCTION : A variety of techniques have been used to control tsetse with varying degrees of succ...
Abstract Background African trypanosomiasis, which is mainly transmitted by tsetse flies (Glossina s...
A geographic information system is a helpful tool for the definition of a control plan against tset...
This paper considers entomological and epidemiological criteria for establishing the absence of tset...
The deployment of 4 odour baited traps per km2 is used as a standard in tsetse control projects and ...
<p>Male tsetse fly catches were obtained from three published field studies conducted on <i>G. f. fu...
<p>Catch no. 1 and 2 represent the tsetse population at the start of the study, catch no. 12 after t...
Abstract Background It has been suggested that attempts to eradicate populations of tsetse (Glossina...
Monitoring the effectiveness of tsetse fly control interventions that aim to reduce transmission of ...
Tsetse (Glossina sensu stricto) are cyclical vectors of human and animal trypanosomoses, that are pr...
Displacement rates of tsetse affect performance of targets during vector control. Fly size, one of t...
A field trial was conducted between 27th July and 1st August, 1992 in Mfuwe, south Luangwa, Zambia t...
<p>No flies were trapped in Moeri or Patio Mora.</p><p>*AD = Apparent density calculated as number o...
<p>G. m. morsitans is presented on the left pannel and G. pallidipes on the right. The white and gre...
<p>Black box and whiskers (with outliers shown as circles) show the numbers of tsetse caught per tra...
INTRODUCTION : A variety of techniques have been used to control tsetse with varying degrees of succ...
Abstract Background African trypanosomiasis, which is mainly transmitted by tsetse flies (Glossina s...
A geographic information system is a helpful tool for the definition of a control plan against tset...
This paper considers entomological and epidemiological criteria for establishing the absence of tset...
The deployment of 4 odour baited traps per km2 is used as a standard in tsetse control projects and ...
<p>Male tsetse fly catches were obtained from three published field studies conducted on <i>G. f. fu...
<p>Catch no. 1 and 2 represent the tsetse population at the start of the study, catch no. 12 after t...
Abstract Background It has been suggested that attempts to eradicate populations of tsetse (Glossina...
Monitoring the effectiveness of tsetse fly control interventions that aim to reduce transmission of ...
Tsetse (Glossina sensu stricto) are cyclical vectors of human and animal trypanosomoses, that are pr...
Displacement rates of tsetse affect performance of targets during vector control. Fly size, one of t...
A field trial was conducted between 27th July and 1st August, 1992 in Mfuwe, south Luangwa, Zambia t...
<p>No flies were trapped in Moeri or Patio Mora.</p><p>*AD = Apparent density calculated as number o...
<p>G. m. morsitans is presented on the left pannel and G. pallidipes on the right. The white and gre...