RECORD OF CULICINE MOSQUITOES FROM BAST AR DISTRICT (MADHYA PRADESH), INDIA. (DIPTERA : CULICIDAE.) PART III. GENUS AEDES.
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1 Rec. zool. Sun'. India, 89(1-4) : ,1991. RECORD OF CULICINE MOSQUITOES FROM BAST AR DISTRICT (MADHYA PRADESH), INDIA. (DIPTERA : CULICIDAE.) PART III. GENUS AEDES. K.B."RAJPUT* and S.M. KULKARNI National Institute of Communicable Diseases/I. C.M.R. Scheme for Malaria, Jagdalpur-49400J; M.P. INTRODUCTION Genus Aedes is medically very important since it includes vectors of some fatal viruses like dengue & Chickungunya in India. Some of the aedine species are also known to transmit Zika, Reo, and Tembusu viruses in Malaysia and Dirofilaria in Japan & Thailand. The Bastar district of Madhya Pradesh remained poorly known for his aedine mosquito faun.a. The only mosquito record presented by Hussainy (1981) includes four species viz., Aedes albopictus, A. scatophagoides, A. w-albus and A. vittatus, from this area. The present communication deals with the distribution records of some 24 species collected from Bastar district (Madhya Pradesh). This study was made during the period from year 1980 to The description of study area, climat~, topography, and materials & methods used, have already been presented in Part I (Rajput and Kulkarni, 1984). For identification mainly the adult characters were used. Genital characters of males and the charactf!rs of immatures were also taken into consideration whenever those forms were available. The identification was done with the help of Barraud (1934), Huang (1977; 1979) and Reinert (1973). Besides, some other papers were also ~onsulted. The classification and nomenclature used here is mainly based on synoptic catalogue of the mosquitoes of the World (Knight & Stone, 1977 ; Knight, 1978). SYSTEMATIC ACCOUNT Genus Aedes Meigen Subgenus Aedimorphus Theobald Present Address: Central Tasar Research & Training Institute, Basic Seed Multiplication & Training Centre, Kumarganj. Faizabad, Uuar Paradesh , INDIA. Present Address: National Institute of Virology, Pune (Maharastra), INDIA.
2 310 Records ot the Zoolo8ical"S"rv~y 0/1". 1. Aedes alboseutellatus (Theobald) 1905 a. Lepidotomyia alboscutellgtus Theobald, Ann. hist. nat. Mus. Hung. 3 : SO Aeaes alboscutellatus : Knight and Stone : 73_ Material examined: 192 S~ : Bhond -- 1 ~ (1 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Darbha - 1 ~ (1 Aug. '80) from human bait. Dhaniyalur - 1 ~ (12 Jun. '81) from herb vegetation. Karanji - 82 ~~ (11 Aug. '81-8 Sept. '81) from bovine bait; 14 ~ (11 Aug. '81-8 Sept. '81) from human bait. Kumarawand - 1 ~ (22 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Kurandi - 6 ~ ~ (4 Jul. '80-26 Aug. '80) from bovine bait; 29 ~ 2 (4 Jui. '80-30 Oct. 'SO) from human bait. Rajur - 1 ~ (21 Jul. '80) from herb vegetation; 1 ~ (10 Aug. '81) reared from larva from paddy field. Telenqarapur - 33 ~ ~ (12 Jul. '80) bovine bait, 22 ~ ~ (12 lui. '80) from human bait a. Culex caecus Theobald, M. C. 1 : Aedes caecus : Knight and Stone: Aedes eaecas (Theobald) Material examined: 7 ~ ~, 4 oa : Dhani,alur-7 ~ ~, 4 00 (13 Aug." '81) reared from larvae from cart-track. 3. Aedes jamsei (Edwards) Ochlerotatus jamsei Edwards, Bull. Ent. Res. 5 : Aedes jamsei: Knight and Stone: 77. Material examined: 195 ~~ : Chapar-Bhanpuri - 4 ~~ (28 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Darbha-l ~ (17 Jun. '80) from herb vegetation. Dhaniyalur- 1 ~ (11 Aug. '80) from shrubby vegetation. Dongariguda - 1 ~ (26 lui. '80), 1 ~ (23 Jui. '81) from herb vegetation. Gumiyapal-l ~ (24 Jul. '81) from s"hrubby vegetation. Kakalgur-l ~ (29 Jul. '81) from herb vegetation. Karanji-28 ~ ~ (27 Jui. '81-25 Aug. '81) from human bait. Kotamsar-69 ~~ (5 May '80-27 lun. '80).. 2 ~ ~ (26 May '81) from bovine bait, 63 ~ ~ (5 May '80-27 Jun. ~80), 7 ~ ~ (26 May '81-3 Nov. '81) from human bait. Kumarawand - 4 ~ 2 (22 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Kurandi - 3 ~ ~ (4 Jui. '80) from bovine bait and 8 ~~ (4 Jul, 'SO) from human bait. Tekameta - 1 ~ (31 Jul '81) from herb vegetation. 4. Aedes pallidostriatus (Theobald) Culex pallidostriatus Theobald, M. C.4 : Aedes pallidostriatus : Knight and Stone: 80. Material examined: 3 ~ ~, 2 0'& : Darbha (5 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from rock pool. Kurandi - 1 ~ (4 lui. '80) from bovine bait; 2 ~~ (4 Jul. '80) from human bait. Telenqarapur- 1 0 (4 Aug. '180) from herb vegetation. s. Aedes plpersalatus (Giles) b. Stegomyiapipersalatus Giles, in Theobald, M.C. 2 : Aedes pipersalatus : Knight and Stone: BO. Material examind : 349 ~ ~, : Adawal - 1 ~ (30 Sept. '81) from llerb vegetation. Balenga - 2 ~ ~ (15 Sept. '81) reared from larva from rainy pit.
3 RAJPUT & KULKARNI: On Culicine Mosquitoes 311 Bhond - 3 ii, 1 0 (25 Aug. '81-15 Sept. '81) from herb vegetatio~. BnOngpal.2 ocr(31 Aug. '81) reared from larva~ from paddy field. Chapar-Bhanpuri ~ 3 ~~ {5 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Darbha - 12 ~ ~ (20 Jui. '81-18 Aug. '81) lrom bovine bait ; 1 ~ (12 Nov. '80) from herb vegetation. Dhaniyalur - 1 ~ (13 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Dongariguda - 1 ~ (20 Aug. '81) from shrubby vegetation. Gumiyapal- 1 ~ (3 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Kachora- 1 (4 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation; 18 ~ ~, (25 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from paddy fields. Karanji ~~ (7 Jut '81-8 Sept. '81) from bovin~ bait; 25 ~I~ (27 Jul. '81-8 Sept. '81) from human bait. Keslur - 1 ~ (31 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Kotamsar - 4 ~ ~ (24 Oct. '80-5 Nov. '80), 2 2 ~ (3 Nov. '81) from bovine"bait. Kumarawand - 1 ~ (5 Sept. '81) from. herb vegetation. Kurandi - 8 ~ ~ (4 Jui. '80-13 Nov. '80) from bovine bait; 3 ~ ~ (4 Jut '80-13 Nov. '80) from human bait. Lendra - 1 ~ (7 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Neganar - 3 ~ ~ (19 Aug. '81) reared from l Vae from paddy fields. Pakhanjore- 1 ~ (27 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation, 7 ~~ (20 Nov. '81-22 Nov. '81) from cattle shed. Pandripani - 2 ~ ~ (17 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from paddy field. Rajur - 4 ~~ (10 Aug. '81-7 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from paddy fields. Takaraguda - 1 ~, 1 0 (22 Jul. '81-15 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Tekameta - '1 ~, 2 00 (28 Aug. '81 '- 9 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Telengarapur - 1 ~ (31 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Tokapal- 1 0 (23 Sept. '81) from shrubby vegetation. 6. Aedes taeniorhynchoides (Christophers) 191 J. Leslieomyia taeniorhynchoides Christophers, Paludism 2 : Aedes tdeniorhynchoides : Knight and Stone: 82. Material examined: SO ~ ~ : Karanji - 1 ~ (11 Aug. '81), from bovine bait. Kotamsar - 26 i i (5 May '80-27 Jun. '80) from bovine bait; 9 ~ <l (20 May '80) from human bait. Kurandi - 8 ~~ (15 May '80-4 Jui. :80) from bovine bait; 4 ~,~ (4 Ju1. '80) from human bait. Telen8arapur - 2 l ~ (12 Jul. '80) from human bait, 7. Aedes trimaeulatus (Theobald) b. Leslieomyia trirnaculatus Theobald, Ann. Mus. Nat. Hung. 3 : Aedes trimaculatus : Knight and Stone: 83. Material examined: 6 S ~, 1 0 : Kurandi - 5 ~ ~ (4 lui. '80-27 Oct. '80) (17 Jul. '80) from human bait. Pandripani-1 0 (14 Sept. from bovine bait '; 1 ~ '81) reared from larvae from cart-track Culex vexens Meigen, Syst. Bechr. 6 : Aedes vexens : Knight and Stone: Aedes vexed5 (Meigen) Material examined: 15 ~ ~, : Adawal - 1 ~ (30 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Dhaniyalur - 1 ~ (26 Dec. '81) from herb vegetation. Dongari8uda - 1 ~, 1 0 (9' Jul. '81) from shrubby vegetation. Kachora (6 Aug. '~1 - ~O Aug:'81) frpm herb vegetation. Kotamsar - 2 ~ ~ (7 Jun. '80) from boylne.brut. Kumarawand - 10 ~ ~, 7 o~ (22 Aug. '81-21 Nov. '81) from herb vegetation.
4 312 Records of the Zoological Survey of India Subgenus Christophersiomyia Barraud 9. Aedes thomsoni (Theobald) Stegomyia thomsoni Theobald, Gen. In~. Fam~ Culicidae: A edes thomsoni: Knight and Stone: 87. Material examined: 33 ~~ : Darbha - 2 ~~ (17 Mar. '80), Kotamsar - 7 ~~ (5 May 'SO - 27 Jun. '80), Kurandi - 24 ~ (4 Jui. '80-17 Jul. '80). All the specimens were collected from human baits. Subgenus Dlcer.omyia Theobald 10. Aedes micropterous (Giles) Culex m;cropterous Giles, Jount. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. 13 : 609 "977. Aedes micropterous : Knight and Stone: 88. Material examined: 18 ~ ~, 4 cjo : Adawal - 1 ~ (26 Sept. '80) from herb vegetation. Bringpal - 1 P (29 Jun. '81) from herb vegetation. Darbha - 3 t'~ (1 Aug. '80-2i Sept. '80) from bovine bait ; 1 ~ (21 Jul. '80) from human bait, 1 ~ (18 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole. Dhaniyalur - 4 ~ ~, 1 6 (12 Jul. '81-13 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation; 1 ~, 1 ~ (2 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from tree holes. Dongariguda - 1 ~, 1 ~ (31 Mar. '81-9 Jul. '8i) from shrubby vegetation. Kotamsar - 1 ~ (27 Jun. '80). from bovitte bait. Kurandi - 3 ~ ~ (17 JuI. '80-26 Aug. '80) from bovine bait; 1 ~ (17 Jut '80), from human bait. Pandripani:- 1 ~ (17 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Subgenus Flnlaya Theobald il. Aedes albolaterahs (Theobald) Stegomyia albo/atera/is Theobald, Rec. Ind. Mus; 2 : Aedes albolateralis : Knight and Stone: 90. Maten'al examinea : 119 ~ ~.: Darbha - 60 ~ ~ (7 Jul. '80-22 Sept. '80), 8 ~~ (20 Jul. '81-15 Sept. '81) from bovine bait.; 28 ~ ~ (7 JuI Sept. '80), 18 ~~ (20 Jul. '81-15 Sept. '81) from human bait. Kotamsar - 2 ~ ~ (27 Ju~. '80-24 Oct. 'SO) from bovine bait. Kurandi (26 Aug. '80) from bovine bait; 2 ~ ~ (4 Jul. '80-17 Jul. '80) from human bait. 12. Aedes asssmensis (Theobald) Stegomyia assamensis Theobald, Rec. Ind. Mus. 2 : Aedes assamensis : Knight and Stone: 91. Material examined': 89 ~ ~,48 00 : Aghanpur (II' Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded tin,.bhond ~ 39 ~ ~, 32 ~d' (26 Jun. '81-15 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from tree holes. Darbha - 2 ~~. (22 Sept. '80), 1 (20Ju1. '81) from bovinebait, 1 ~ (1 Aug. '80), 9 ~<l (20Ju1. '81-15 Sept. '81 from human bait ; 1 ~ (18 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitcher. Dhaniyalur - 1 ~, (30 Ju1. '81-13 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole, 3 &' ~ (13 Aug. '81) larvae reared from discarded container. Kakalgur - 1 ~ (10 Feb: '81) frpm herb vegetation. Kurandi - 17 ~ ~ (18 May '80-4 Sept. '80) from bovine bait; 17 ~ ~ (18 May'80-4Jun. '80) from human bait. Retawand (9 Ju1. '80) from herb vegetation. Telengarapur - 1 ~ (12 Jui. '80) from human bait.
5 RAJPUT & KULKARNI: On G'ullcine Mosquitoes Aedes qubernatoris (Gilesl Culex grj6ematoris Giles, Journ. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. 13 : Aedes gubernatoris : Knight and Stone: 96. Material examined: 40 ~ ~, 5 ~cr : Bhond - 12 ~~., 5 00 (24 Jun Sept.. '8J) reared from larvae from tree holes. Darbha - 7 ~ ~ (27 Jul. '80-22 Sept. '80), 6 ~~ (18 Aug. '81-15 Sept. '81), from bovne bait; 6 ~ ~ (20 Jun. '81-15 Sept. '81) from human bait. Kotamsar - 1 ~ (24 Oct. '80) by human bait. Kurandi - 5 ~ ~ (17 Ju1. '80) from bovne bait ',3 ~ ~ (17 Jul. 'SO - 3 Oct. 'SO) from human bait. 14. Aedes pseudotaeniatus (Giles) Culex pseudotaeniatus Giles, Joum. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soc. 13 : f:h Aedes pseudotaeniatus : Knight and Stone: 102. Material examined: 43 ~ ~, 36 cro : Darbha - 2 ~ ~ (I Aug. '80-22 Sept. "80) from human bait, 4l~ 2,36 cr d'(29 Aug. '81-5 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from rock pools. Subgenus Neomelaniconion Newstead 15. Aedes lineatopennis (Ludlow) Taeniorhynchus lineatopennis Ludlow, Can. Ent. 36 : T1. Ae~es lineatopennis : Knight and Stone : 120. Material examined: 25 ~ ~ : Adawal - 1 ~ (30 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Chapar-Bhanpuri - 1 ~ (5 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Dongariguda - 1 ~ (30 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Kachora - 1 ~ (6 Aug. '81) jrom shrubby vegetation. Karanji: - 7 ~ ~ (1 r Aug. '81-30 Oct. '81) from bovin'e bait; 3 ~ fj (25 Aug. '81-30 oct. '81) from human bait. K otamsar - 1 ~ (3 Nov. '81) from human bait. Kumarawand - 2 ~ ~ (19 Sept. '81-26 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Kurandi - 5 ~ ~ (17 Jul. '80-3 Oct. '80) from bovine bait; l'~ (4 Jul. '80) from human bait. Takaraguda - 1 ~ (1 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Tekameta - 1 ~ (9 Sept. '81) from' herb vegetation. Subgenus Stegomyia Theobald 16. Aedes aegypti (Linnaeus) Culex aegypti Linnaeus, Hasselquist s Reise nach Palestina : Aedes aegypt(: Knfght and Stone: 154. Material examined: 1 ~ : Jagdalpur - 1 ~ (11 Oct. '81) reared from larvae. I from discarded motor tyre. 17. Aedes albopictus (Skuse) Culex albopictus Skuse, Ind. Mus. Notes 3 : Aedes albopictus : Knight and Stone : 156. Material examined; 1762 ~, : Adawal - 3 ~~,2 0& (30 Aug. '80-2 Oct. '80), 2 ~ ~, 6 0 d' (9 Jun. '81-30 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation; 42 ~ ~, (20 Aug. '81-25 Sept. '81) reared from larvae frqm discarded earthen pitchers. Aghanpur - 1 ~ {1t Aug. '81) from herb vegetation; 11 ~~,
6 314 Records of the Zoological Survey of India 160 J (5 Sept. '80), 77?, (11 Aug. '81-26 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from discarded motor tyres ; 2 (11 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded tin, 7 (.r~, 5 00 (5 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from insect hole in a wooden log. Balenga - 1 ~, 2 00 (15 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from plastic container. Bastar - 3 ~~~ (28 Aug. '80-20 Nov. '80) from herb vegetation, Bhond - 27 ~ ~, 25lo (24Jun. '81-15 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from (tree holes, 14 ~ i, 14 ocr (15 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from discarded container. Bringpaf.- 3 i ~,20.0 (29 Jun. '81-14 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation, 4 ~ ~ 4 00'(20 Jul. '81) reared from larvae from discarded tub, 7 ~ ~, 9 d' 0(31 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole ~ 23 ~ ' (31 Aug. '81-14 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from log hole : 24 ~ ~ 17 J o (24 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from discarded earthen container. Chap(lI- ;- Bhanpuri - 71 ~ <l 4900 (28 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitcher. Chindawada (29 Aug, '81) from herb vegetation; 3 S S, S J ul. '81) reared from larvae frolll rock pools, 74 ~ ~ 60 0' 0 ( 15 Jut Sept. '81) reared frolti la'rvae from brocken pitcher. Darbha - 8 ~ ~ (7 Jul. '80-30 Oct. '80), 2 ~ ~ (7 May '81) from bovine bait: 2 ~ ~ (7 Jul. 'SO), 13 ~;~ (2 Mar. '81 - IS Sept. '81) from human bait: 3 ~ ~ 1 0 (17 Jun. '80-12 Nov. '80) fronl herb vegetation ~ 2 ~,~ 1 0 (5 Aug. "Rl) reared from larvae from tree hole: 9 ~ ~,800 (18 Aug. '81-16 Sept. '81) reared from 'larvae from a log hole; 26 ~ ~, (lk Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitcher, 2 ~ ~ (16 Sept. '81) larvae collected from a lichen, 9 ~ ~ 1 0' (16 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from rock pool. Daurgaoll (5 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation; 16 ~ ~ 14 00' ( 15 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from a discarded pitcher. Dhaniyalur- 1 (11 Jut. '80), 1 ~ (30 Jul. '81) fronl herb vegetation ; 40 ~ ~, 22 0 t (2 Jul. '81-13 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from a tree hole ~ 79 ~ ~, 5900 (16 lui. '81-13 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitcher. DOllgariguda - 1 ~ (30 Aug, '80), 8 ~ ~. I C (23 Jul. '81-9 Nov. '81) from herb vegetation ~ 80 ~ ~, ~1 0' 0 (20 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitchers. Gumiyapal - 2 ~ ~. (24 JuI. '81) from herb vegetation; 17 ~ ~, 26 0' J (17 Sept. '80) reared from larvae from disc.arded pitchers. Jadgalpur - 8 ~ ~,1 0 (10 Apr. '81-12 Nov. '81) from herb vegetation; 239 ~ ~, d' (13 lui. '81-12 Nov. '81) reared from larvae from discarded motqr tyres ; 64 ~ ~, (27 Aug. '81-10 Oct. '81) reared from larvae from discarded co~tainers. Kachora - 1 ~ (25 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation; 93 ~ ~" 64 0'0' (9 lui. '81-4 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitchers. Kakalgur - 14 ~ ~, (29 Aug. '81-10 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitchers; 8 ~ ~, 3 00' (10 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole. Karanji - 2 ~,~ (27 Jul. '81-11 Aug. '81), from bovine bait; 3 ~ ~ (11 Aug. '81) from human bait; 1 ~, 1 3 (24 July '80-12 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. Keslur - 1 ~.(28 Jui..'80) from shrubby vegetation; 19 ~,~, 13 <5 6 (17 Aug. '8~ - 31 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitcher. Kotamsar- 10 ~ ~ (5 May '80-27 Jun. '80) from bovine bait: 39 ~ ~ (5 May '80-27 Jun. '80) from human bait; 1 ~, 1 r! (28 Jun. '80) from herb vegetation. Kumarawand - 4 ~.~, 2 00(5 Sept. '81-10 Noy. '81) from shrubby vegetation. Kurandi - 3 ~ ~ (lb Jun. 'MO - 4 Sept. '80) from bovine bait; 19 ~ ~ (15 May '80-26 Aug. '80), 2 ~ ~ (26 Mar. '81-1 Apr. '81) from human bait; 1 ~, 1 3 (30 Aug. '8<) - 11 Feb. '81) froin herb vegetation. Lendra - 6 ~ ~, 1 0 (24 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitcher. Pandripani - 3 ~ ~, 1 d' (17 Aug. '81-16 Nov. '81.) from herb vegetation. 22 ~ ~, 10 do (17 Aug. '81-14 Sept. '81) reared from
7 RAJPUT & KULKARNI: On Culicine Mosquiloes 315 larvae from bamboo-cuts, S ~ ~, 6 00 (14 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from log "hole. Potanar - 1 c! (3 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation; S6 S ~, 61 0 J (28 Aug. '81-17 Sept. '81) reared,from larvae from discarded pitchers; 11 ~ ~, 170'0' (3 Sept. '81-17 Sept. '81)" reared from larvae from tree hole. Rajur - 24 ~ ~, 120' 0 (10 Aug. '81-7 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from brocken bottle; 13 <l i, (23 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from log hole ; 27 ~ ~, 9 0 c! (23 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole. Retawand - 3 ~ ~, 4 0' a (7 Jul. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitchers. Tahakapal - 36 ~ ~, 13 00' (10 Jui. '81) reared from larvae from tar barrel, 78 ~ ~, 49 0' (f (3 Sept. '81-17 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitchers, Takaraguda - 3 ~ ~ (17 Jun. '81-15 Nov. '81) from herb vegetati0n ; 58 i 2, 32 cr 0 (7 Jul. '81-18 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitcher. Tandpal - 1 ~, 1 0 (3 Sept. '81-17 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation; 22 ~ ~, 18 0'0 (10 Jul. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole ; 39 ~ ~, 3S 0' 0 (21 Aug. '81-3 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from log hole. Tekameta «l (21 Nov. '81) from herb vegetation; 47 ~ ~,39 00 (3 Jui. '81-9 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from discarded pitchers. Telengarapur - 5 ~ (12 Jut '80) from human bait; 1 ~~, 2 00'(31 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole, Tokapal - 12 ~ ~ 10 00(7 Sept. "81) reared from larvae from log hole; 36 ~ ~, 30 00(7 Sept. '81-23 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from bamboo cuts. 18. Aedes flavopictus Yamada Aedes Jlavopietus Yamada, Ann. Zool. lap. 10 : Aedes flavopictus : Knight and Stone: 160. Maten'al examined: 1 0 : Tekameta 1 0' (3 Jul. '81) reared from larva from discarded pitcher. 19. Aedes novalbopictus Barraud Aedes novalbopictus Barraud, Ind. Journ. Med. Res. 19 : Aedes novalbopictus : Knight and Stone: 162. Material examined: 2 00: Kotamsar - 2 oc (7 Jun. '80) from bovine bait. 20. Aedes pseudalbopictus Borel Aedes pseudalbopictus Borel, Arch. des. Inst. Pasteur d1ndoehine : Aedes pseudalbopietus : K"night and Stone: 163. Maten'al examined: 1 d' : Darbha - (18 Nov. '80) from herb vegetation. 21. Aedes subalboplctus Barraud Aedes subalbopictus Barraud, Ind. loum. Med. Res. 19 : Aedes subalbopietus : Knight and Stone: 165. Material examined: 6~~, 2o~: Dhaniyalur- 600, 2 &0(2 Jul. '81) reared from larvae from tree hole. 22. Aedes unillneatus (Theobald) Quasi.ftegomyia unilineatus Theobald, 2nd Rept. Welle. Res. Lab. : 70. 1m. Aedes unilineatus : Knight and Stone: 166. Material examined: 2 ~~. 40d": Tandpal- 2 00, 400(21 Aug. '81) reared from
8 316 Records of the Zoological SUIVey of India larvae from log hole. 23. Aedes vittatus (Bigot) Culex vittatus Bigot, Ann. Soc. Ent. France 4(1) : Aedes vitlatus : Knight and Stone: 166. Material examined: 222 ~~, 207 o~ : Bringpal- 3 ~I~" 3 0 0(20 lui. '81) reared from larvae from discarded tub, Chindawada - 23 Sl~, (15 Jul. '81) larvae reared from rock pools. Darbha - 1 ~ (17 Mar. '81) from bovine bait; 3 'l~ (7 Jul. 'SO-1 Aug. '80), 4 ~~(20Jul. '81 18 Aug. '81) from human bait, 4~~, 200 (29 Aug. '80), 47 <l'~, 66 J &(5 Aug. '81 16 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from rock pools. Jaqdalpur (10 May '81) from herb vegetation; 6 ~ ~ (27 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from discarded enamel tray. Karanji - 2 ~2 (27 lui. '81) from bovine bait; 4 ~ ~ (27 Jul. '81) from human bait, 13 ~I~, 21 03(11 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from rock pools. Kotamsar - 3 i ~ (20 May 'SO - 27 Jun. '80) from bovine bait; 1 ~ (24 Oct. '80) from human bait. Kurandi 1~, 1 0'(15 May '80-4 Jun. '80) from bovine bait; 21 ~S, 300(15 May '80-17 Jul. '80) from human bait. Tandpal-70 ~ 2, 6660(21 Aug. '81-17 Sept. '81) reared from larvae from log hole. Telengrapur -.3 ~ ~ (12 lui. '80) from bovine bait; 8 ~ ~, 1 0 (12 Jul. '80) from human bait; i 2 (31 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation; 4 ~~, 2 00 (20 Jul. '81) reared from larvae from rock pools. 24. Aedes w-albus (Theobald) Stegomyia walbus Theobald, Ann. Mus. Nat. Hung. 3 : Aedes w albus : Knight and Stone: 166. Material examined : 107 ~ ~, 4330 : Adawal - 1 ~ (9 Nov. '81) from herb vegetation. Bringpal - 1 ~ (21 Jul. '80) from herb vegetation; 1 ~ (31 Aug. '81) reared from larva from tree hole. Darbha - 2 ~!l (7 J ul. '80) from bovine bait ; 13 ~~, 1 3 (17 Jun. '80-18 Nov. '80), 2 00 (7 May '81-18 Aug. '81) from shrubby veg~tation. Dhaniyalur- 2 ~f. (4 Apr. '81 30 lui. '81) from herb vegetation ; 35~ ~, 27 & 3(2 Jul. '81-13 Aug. '81) reared from larvae from tree holes. Dharampura - 2 ~~ (14Jul. '81) larvae reared from Ant-well. Karanji-l ~ (11 Aug. '81) from bovine bait, 4 ~ ~ (11 Aug. '81-25 Aug. '81) from human bait. Kotamsar 1 ~, 700- (7 Jun. '80) from bovine bait; 26 ~ ~, 1 0 (14 Apr. '80-27 Jun. '80), 4 ~ ~ (8 Apr. '81-26 may '81) from human bait; 4 ~ ~ (28 lun. '80) from herb vegetation, Kurandi- 6 ~ ~(4 Jul. '80), 1 ~ (1 May '81) from human bait. Pandripani - 1 ~ (21 Jui. 'SO), 2 ~~ (17 Aug. '81) from herb vegetation. Retawand - 3 6' 3 (9 lui. '80) from herb vegetation. Tahakapal - 1 ~ (10 Jul. '81) reared from larvae from tar barrel. Tekameta - 1 ~ (9 Sept. '81) from herb vegetation. SUMMARY The present paper describes the distribution record of Aedes alboscutellatus, A. pipersalatus, A. taeniorhynchoides, A. trimaculatus. A. vexens. A. thomsoni. A. micropterous, A. gubernatoris, A. assamensis, A. pseudotaeniatus, A. albolateralis, A. lineatopennis, A. aegyptl: A. albopictus, A flavopictus,
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