Sand flies are of great importance as the transmitters of various kinds of leishmaniasis, of a filtrable virus disease called three-day fever or more commonly sand-fly or papatasi fever and of Oroya fever. These are blood sucking flies and they belong to the genus Phlebotomus. These are small, moth like flies, rarely over 5 mm […]
Sand Flies as Vectors (With Diagram)
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Transmission of Diseases by Vectors | Parasitology
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In this article we will discuss about the transmission of disease by vectors. There are three different kinds of transmission for the spread of various diseases: (a) Direct transmission: In this case the transmission of disease is occurred through close contact i.e. transferred from man to man through close contact, e.g., scabies. (b) Mechanical transmission: […]
Anatomy of Musca domestica (With Diagram) | Housefly
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In this article we will discuss about the external anatomy of musca domestica. Usually the insects considered injurious are those which bite or sting. The house-fly can neither bite or sting, yet it is considered as one of the most notorious of all the harmful insects. These flies endanger human lives by carrying germs of […]
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