List of slides

C.1 Principal vector-borne diseases in relation to principal vector habitats.

C.2 The association between vectors, diseases and water

C.3 Main animal reservoirs of vector-borne diseases in humans

C.4 Snail habitats

C.5 The environment of freshwater snails

C.6 Food of freshwater, pulmonate snails

C.7 Snail habitats: a shallow well in the Gizan area of Saudi Arabia

C.8 Snail habitats: a concrete irrigation basin, Gizan area of Saudi Arabia

C.9 Snail habitats: drainage canal, Nakambala Sugar Estate, Zambia

C.10 Snail habitats: a burrow pit in the Kisumu area of western Kenya

C.11 Malaria vector species and their ecological requirements; a transsect of the Malaysian peninsula

C.12 Malaria vector habitats: coastal lagoons with brackish water (Anopheles sundaicus) in Malaysia

C.13 Malaria vector habitats: Anopheles balabacensis breeding places in temporary forest pools in Indonesia

C.14 Malaria vector habitats: Anopheles maculatus breeding places in rice growing areas in Nepal

C.15 Malaria vector habitats: irrigated rice fields, Office du Niger, in Mali, where a succession of species breeds

C.16 Malaria vector habitats: Anopheles gambiae breeding in exposed pools

C.17 Malaria vector habitats: Anopheles gambiae breeding rooftop tanks, Mauritius

C.18 Malaria vector habitats: Anopheles arabiensis breeding sites in desert areas

C.19 Natural habitat suited to the breeding of simuliid black flies

C.20 Landscape typifying sandfly habitat in South-West France

C.21 Landscape typifying sandfly habitat in central Kenya

C.22 Landscape typifying sandfly habitat in the arid, northern Kenya (termite mound)

C.23 Rodent burrow system as a sandfly habitat in Uzbekistan (Rhombomys colony)

C.24 Sandfly vector habitat in the domestic environment, Colombia

Credit individual slides:

World Health Organization: all