Annals of the Entomological Society of America · 1961 · 32 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesEntomologyZoologyInsect BehaviorInsect Developmental BiologyInsect EcologyDiapause BehaviorInsect Life History EcologyInvertebrate ReproductionLarval MorphologyOviposition BehaviorSand Fly BiologySand Fly BehaviorSand Fly Developmental BiologySand Fly Feeding BehaviorSand Fly Larval EcologySand Fly Life CycleSand Fly Oviposition BehaviorSand Fly ParasitologySand Fly Reproductive Biology
Observations on the immature stages and adults, in laboratory cultures, of 33 of the 65 known Panamanian Phlebotomus sandflies, of which 24 species have been reared to the adult stage, include the following: (i) General observations on larval food; temperature; feeding habits and other behavior of larvae; feeding habits of adults ; copulation ; fertility of eggs ; longevity ; diapause and quiescence, (ii) Detailed observations on the six principal man-biting species, notes on 27 other species, with tables showing numbers of eggs per female and the times of development from oviposition to adult and for individual stages.