anopheline

• Relativo ou pertencente aos mosquitos do gênero Anopheles, conhecidos como transmissores da malária; característico desses mosquitos.

Relating to or characteristic of mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles, which are known to transmit malaria.

1. Relating to Anopheles mosquitoesC1formalscientific

   Of or relating to mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles, which are known to transmit malaria.

   Relativo aos mosquitos do gênero Anopheles

   • The anopheline mosquito is the primary vector for malaria.
   • Researchers are studying anopheline behavior to control disease spread.
   • Anopheline larvae are found in freshwater habitats.

2. Characteristic of malaria mosquitoesC1formalmedical

   Describing features or traits typical of the mosquitoes that carry malaria.

   Característico dos mosquitos da malária

   • Anopheline species are distinguished by their resting posture.
   • The anopheline population increases during the rainy season.
   • Control measures target anopheline breeding sites.

• Substantivo que designa qualquer mosquito do gênero Anopheles, conhecido por transmitir a malária, ou adjetivo que descreve características desses mosquitos.

A noun referring to any mosquito of the genus Anopheles, which is known for its role in transmitting malaria, or an adjective describing characteristics of these malaria-carrying mosquitoes.

1. Mosquito of the genus AnophelesC2formalscientific

   Any mosquito belonging to the genus Anopheles, which is known for transmitting malaria.

   Mosquito-prego

   • The anopheline is the primary vector for malaria in tropical regions.
   • Researchers are studying the breeding habits of the anopheline.
   • Anophelines are most active during the evening and night hours.

   Sinônimosanophelesmalarial mosquito

2. Relating to malaria mosquitoesC2formalscientific

   Describing something that is characteristic of or related to the mosquitoes that carry malaria.

   Relativo a mosquitos da malária

   • The anopheline species are distinguished by their resting posture.
   • Anopheline mosquitoes have a unique wing pattern.
   • Control measures target anopheline habitats to reduce malaria transmission.