Anopheles claviger

Anopheles claviger (lat.) Is a type of malaria mosquito belonging to the Anopheles claviger complex ^[2] in the Anopheles series of the Angusticorn section. Distributed in Europe , as well as in Armenia , Azerbaijan , Afghanistan , Georgia , Israel , Iran , Iraq , Jordan , Kyrgyzstan , Lebanon , Pakistan , Russia , Syria , Tajikistan , Turkmenistan , and Uzbekistan ^[1] . Carrier of malarial plasmodia ; Malaria infection from female bites was noted in the Middle East , and was not recorded in Europe ^[1] .

Anopheles claviger
Scientific classification
No rank : Molting No rank : Panarthropoda Type of: Arthropods Subtype : Tracheo-breathing Overclass : Six-legged Grade: Insects Subclass : Winged insects Infraclass : Winged insects Treasure : Fully Transformed Insects Squadron : Antliophora Squad: Two winged Suborder : Long-winged Diptera Infrastructure : Culicomorpha Superfamily : Culicoidea Family: Blood sucking mosquitoes Subfamily : Anophelinae Tribe : Anophelini Gender: Malaria mosquitoes Subgenus : Anopheles Section : Angusticorn Series : Anopheles Complex : Anopheles claviger View: Anopheles claviger
International scientific name
Anopheles claviger ( Meigen , 1804 )
Synonyms
Culex claviger Meigen, 1804 basionym Anopheles amaurus Martini, 1929 Anopheles grisescens Stephens, 1828 Anopheles habib Mulligan & Puri, 1936 Anopheles missiroli Del Vecchio, 1939 Anopheles pollutus Canamares, 1945 Anopheles turkestani Shingarev, 1926 Anopheles villosus Robineau-Desvoidy, 1827 [1]