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This close-up photograph shows the Anopheles minimus mosquito, a malaria vector of the Orient, feeding on a human host.

An. Minimus is one of the mosquito species responsible for spreading the drug resistant P. falciparum>/i> parasite in Thailand and Vietnam. As a result, drug resistant malaria has become one of the most important problems in malaria control in recent years.

Date: 2005 Content credits: / xxxxx Photo credit: James Gathany Image storage: xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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