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SUMMARY:Vertical stratification of adult mosquitoes within a tropical rainf
 orest in Malaysia
DESCRIPTION:Synopsis\nMalaria cases caused by Plasmodium knowlesi\, a sim
 ian parasite naturally found in long-tailed and pig-tailed macaques\, are 
 rapidly increasing in Sabah\, Malaysia. This seminar will give a brief ove
 rview of malaria in Malaysia and the problems faced when controlling simia
 n malarias. Results will be presented on how mosquito communities differ f
 rom ground to canopy level and across different forest disturbance gradien
 ts in Malaysia. \n \nBiography\nHayley is a PhD student based at the Cen
 tre for Environmental Policy (CEP) at Imperial College London. Her researc
 h focuses on how land use change affects mosquito abundance and community 
 composition in Sabah\, Malaysia. She has spent 15 months of her PhD living
  in a tropical rainforest to collect mosquito specimens. Hayley holds an M
 Sc in Entomology from Imperial College London\, and a BSc from the Univers
 ity of Reading. Hayley’s research is funded by Natural Environment Resea
 rch Council (NERC). 
URL:https://www.imperial.ac.uk/events/104570/vertical-stratification-of-adu
 lt-mosquitoes-within-a-tropical-rainforest-in-malaysia/
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