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BLOOD-SUCKING DIPTERAN INSECTS OF AKMOLA REGION
Journal: Science and world (Vol.1, No. 28)Publication Date: 2015-12-22
Authors : Akimbekova A.F.; Akhmetbekov N.A.; Ibraeva A.B.;
Page : 74-76
Keywords : blood-sucking insects (Tabanidae; Culicidae; mosquitoes; Simuliidae); fauna; phenology;
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Abstract
During researches we have found out the information on 24 species of the blood-sucking dipteran insects belonging to four families: Culicidae, Geratopogonidae, Simuliidae, Tabanidae. Tabanidae are presented in 63% of total number of blood-sucking insects, Culicidae ? 20%, Geratopogonidae ? 12%, Simuliidae ? 5%. Among blood - sucking dipteran insects Tabanidae dominate. We found out also the European, Turkestani, Mediterranean and Mongolian faunistic elements of Tabanidae.
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