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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
Using DNA barcodes in the fight against Malaria
Researchers in Ghana along with Target Malaria, the University of Oxford and the Centre for Biodiversity Genomics work to uncover the role of the Anopheles gambiae mosquito.
The important interactions behind the itch
The potential consequences of reducing Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes to control Malaria
The fly specimen that awaited a growing barcode community to be dusted off the shelves and given a name
The online barcode library facilitates the description of new Diptera genus with circumpolar Holarctic distribution
ABOL BioBlitz: DNA barcoding safeguards taxonomic knowledge
The Austrian Barcode of Life (ABOL) initiative uses DNA barcoding to safeguard and make publicly accessible rare knowledge on biodiversity generated in the course of local BioBlitz events
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