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Arctic BIOSCAN: Tracking biodiversity in Canada’s Middle Arctic using DNA
Researcher Danielle Nowosad explains how Indigenous knowledge-sharing apps and barcode data could transform Arctic research
The ecological role of mosquito larvae in aquatic environments
Assessing the community role and trophic interactions of Anopheles gambiae larvae in the Volta Region of Ghana.
What we know, don’t know, and think we know about the predators of mosquitoes
Studying ecological relationships and community perceptions of Anopheles gambiae (Diptera: Culicidae) and their predators
Biodiversity baselines: Tracking insects in Kruger National Park with DNA barcodes
A video abstract for the Kruger Malaise Program publication
Pollinators or nectar thieves? The role of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes in pollination
Establishing the impact of the Anopheles gambiae complex on fruit sets and their role in a natural pollinator community.
Ecological and epidemiological insights from blood meals
Using interaction networks to explore the community structure and network ecology of biting insects and their hosts
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