Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical · 2025
Development of a simple trap using widely available materials for collecting immature Sabethines (Diptera: Culicidae) and first records of Sabethes batesi and Wyeomyia nigritubus in Sergipe, Brazil.
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Andrade David Campos, França João Victor Santos, Oliveira Christe Rafael, Marrelli Mauro Toledo, Corte Roseli La
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BACKGROUND: The collection of immature Sabethines from natural habitats is challenging. Objective: To develop a low-cost and effective trap using widely available materials.
METHODS: A perforated coconut endocarp filled with water was installed in the Atlantic Forest of Sergipe.
RESULTS: Sabethes albiprivus, Sa. batesi, Toxorhynchites theobaldi, and Wyeomyia nigritubus were identified after collection and rearing.
CONCLUSION: The traps proved effective in collecting immature Sabethines and contributed to expanding the geographic range of Sa. batesi and Wyeomyia nigritubus. This method offers a new alternative for collecting sylvatic yellow fever vectors.
METHODS: A perforated coconut endocarp filled with water was installed in the Atlantic Forest of Sergipe.
RESULTS: Sabethes albiprivus, Sa. batesi, Toxorhynchites theobaldi, and Wyeomyia nigritubus were identified after collection and rearing.
CONCLUSION: The traps proved effective in collecting immature Sabethines and contributed to expanding the geographic range of Sa. batesi and Wyeomyia nigritubus. This method offers a new alternative for collecting sylvatic yellow fever vectors.