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triatoma

/traɪˈæt.ə.mə/

Traduction: Genre d'insectes hématophages de la famille des Réduvidés, largement connus sous les noms de punaises conenose ou punaises du baiser, souvent associés à la transmission de la maladie de Chagas.

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/traɪˈæt.ə.mə/C2formalscientific
  • frGenre d'insectes hématophages de la famille des Réduvidés, largement connus sous les noms de punaises conenose ou punaises du baiser, souvent associés à la transmission de la maladie de Chagas.

A genus of blood-sucking insects in the family Reduviidae, commonly known as conenoses or kissing bugs, often associated with the transmission of Chagas disease.

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  1. Blood-sucking insectC2formalscientific

    A genus of blood-feeding insects in the family Reduviidae, commonly known as conenoses or kissing bugs, often found in the Americas and known to transmit Chagas disease.

    frTriatome (insecte hématophage)

    • Triatoma infestans is a primary vector of Chagas disease in South America.
    • The Triatoma bug typically bites humans on the face while they sleep.
    • Researchers are studying the life cycle of Triatoma to control its spread.

    Synonymesconenoseconenose bugkissing bug

Formes
  • triatomae plural form
  • triatomas plural form
  • triatomae's possessive plural form
  • triatomas' possessive plural form
  • triatoma's possessive singular form