The Mosquitoes of Japan and Their Medical Importance

Tsai-yu Hsiao · Richard Mitchell Bohart

1946年1月 · Navy Department, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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This paper is intended to provide a general synopsis of knowledge on the mosquitoes of Japan. The area treated comprises the main Japanese Islands and the Bonin Group. The mosquito fauna is predominantly Palaearctic with, some Oriental species. Keys are given to the adults of the 44 species, and the larvae where known, together with notes on distribution, bionomics and, where appropriate, relation to disease and taxonomic position. Material of 35 species and Japanese specimens of 23 were studied.