Detailed morphological descriptions and illustrations are provided for the adult male and female, male genitalia, pupal, and larval stages of Anopheles (Anopheles) pseudopunctipennis Theobald, a major vector of human malaria in Central and South America. Taxonomic and related literature records, diagnostic features, distribution, and bionomics of the species are included. A neotype male for the...

Anopheles (CeZZia) takasagoensis Morishita, a member of the Balabacensis Complex from Taiwan, is removed from synonymy with An. (Ce2.j balabacensis Baisas, elevated to specific status and described in the adult, pupal and larval stages. The bionomics and medical significance of this species are reviewed.

A new harpactorine bug, Sphedanolestes zhengi sp. nov., is described and illustrated based on specimens collected from southwestern China. A key to 17 Chinese species of the genus, including the new species, is provided. The bionomics of the new species is briefly noted.

Medical Doctors must repair the damages against human health but, being most of these due to environmental alterations going beyond pollution and physiology an organism linked with internal external/environmental life systems, they collaborate specialists (i.e., Ecojatra), arriving integrated therapy. But, become ecojatra, it is necessary embody systemic turn scientific Paradigm shift, which ca...

The occurrences of Nitornus lobulatus Stål, 1859 and parkoi (Costa Lima & Campos Seabra, 1945) from French Guiana N. (Hemiptera: Reduviidae: Stenopodainae) Surinam are reported by the first time. discovery these species broadens their known geographic distribution. Brief comments on bionomics information further discussion limited data currently available for assassin bug provided.

Two new species, Atheta pseudovestita Klimaszewski & Langor, sp. n., Silusa prettyae Klimaszewski & Langor, sp. n., are described, and 16 new provincial records, including one new country record, of aleocharine beetles are presented for the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Diagnostics, images of habitus and genital structures, distribution, bionomics information and new locality data are ...

The giant dobsonfly species Acanthacorydalis orientalis (McLachlan, 1899) is endemic to China and is well-known because of its remarkable large adult body size and enlarged male mandibles. However, the immature stages of this species, as well as all other Acanthacorydalis species are poorly known. In this paper we describe the last-instar larvae and pupae of A. orientalis for the first time. As...

Illustrated keys for the identification of the fourth-instar larvae and adult females of the mosquito genera Culex and Lutzia is presented, along with information on the geographic distribution of each species, and bionomics. Eighty-two species belonging to subgenera Culex, Culiciomyia, Eumelanomyia, Lophoceraomyia, and Oculeomyia of genus Culex, and three species belonging to subgenus Metalutz...