M. Fukuda, W. Choochote, O. Bain, C. Aoki, H. Takaoka
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引用次数: 54
摘要
2001年12月,在泰国北部因他侬Doi Inthanon国家公园的Tambol Ban lang(海拔750米)用诱蚊剂采集了雌性成年黑蝇,以查明丝虫幼虫的自然感染情况。共采集雌虫823只,其中鉴定为asakoae Simulium Takaoka et Davies 557只(67.7%),S. nigrogilvum Summers 144只(17.5%),S. nakhonense Takaoka et Suzuki 97只(11.8%),其他6种类似种25只(3%)。经解剖,138只黑丝虫虫1只、484只麻丝虫虫1只,3期幼虫8只,2期幼虫1只。非丝状线虫占1.03%(5/484)。这是首次报告两种黑蝇(黑蝇和asakoae)自然感染丝虫幼虫。
NATURAL INFECTIONS WITH FILARIAL LARVAE IN TWO SPECIES OF BLACK FLIES (DIPTERA : SIMULIIDAE) IN NORTHERN THAILAND
To find out the natural infection with filarial larvae, female adult black flies were collected on a human attractant in December, 2001 at Tambol Ban Laung (altitude 750 m), Doi Inthanon National Park, in northern Thailand. The total number of females collected was 823 : of which 557 (67.7%) were identified as Simulium asakoae Takaoka et Davies, 144 (17.5%) as S. nigrogilvum Summers, 97 (11.8%) as S. nakhonense Takaoka et Suzuki and 25 (3%) as other six simuliid species. By dissections, eight third-and one second-stage larvae of unidentified filarial species were found in one of 138 S. nigrogilvum and one of 484 S. asakoae, respectively. Non-filarial nematodes were found in 1.03% (5/484) of S. asakoae. This is the first report of natural infections of two black-fly species, S. nigrogilvum and S. asakoae, with a filarial larva.