Harmful Effects of Anopheles franciscanus
A species of Marsh mosquitoes
Anopheles franciscanus can transmit malaria to humans through bites, primarily for blood meals necessary for egg development. Bites typically cause irritation and swelling, with the potential for severe, life-threatening illness due to malaria. Transmission occurs when females pierce the skin, usually around dusk or night. Medical treatment is often required for the diseases transmitted.
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Harmful Facts About Anopheles franciscanus
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