Arthropod vectors of diseases

          Many species of insects transmit diseases among humans and in animals, while some species are blood suckers that cause pain, irritation and allergies. Some of the arthropod borne diseases reach epidemic proportions, in which situation vector control becomes as important as the disease itself. Detail studies of biology, seasonal history and transmission capacities of these vectors are very important for devising effective control strategies. The following vectors are described. Click on the vector name to open the detailed account.

• Bed bugs
• Mosquitoes
• Sucking Lice
• House fly
• Sand fly
• Fleas
• Tsetse fly
• Tabanus
• Stomoxys
• Ticks & Mites 

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INSECT VECTORS

     Many insects transmit diseases in humans or suck blood or cause nuisance and irritation and hence are undesirable and need eradication. The following insects are included in this section.

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• Bed bugs
• Fleas
• House flies
• Sucking lice
• Mosquitoes
• Sand flies 
• Tsetse fly

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