Tsetse flies Glossina spp (Diptera: Glossinidae) are the dominant vectors of trypanosomes, causative organisms of human African Trypanosomiasis (HAT) and Animal African Trypanosomiasis (AAT) on the African continent. Prior to 1950, destruction of tsetse habitats and wildlife elim...
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The introduction focuses on the history of the three key terms in this review: environmental science, development and sustainability. The other two sections are devoted to sustainability in environmental science and sustainability in development. The problem-solving interdiscipli...
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Background: Traditional morphological taxonomy fails in some cases; even when it succeeds, the use of other disciplines significantly accelerates identification and enhances our understanding of the processes in speciation. Arthropods: The arthropod tree of life is now divided in...
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Background: Detailed information on the severity of malaria and other diseases across operational areas is a prerequisite to the judicious utilization of limited effective tools for the control in Africa. Methods: Records of Patients, from the 18 Local Government Areas (LGAs), wh...
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Background: The United Nations Inter-Agency and Expert Group on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), established incidence rate as one of the indicators for monitoring progress on Malaria control. Data on malaria incidence rates in Edo State, Nigeria, 2006-2013 were published in...
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