Secondary malaria vectors in western Kenya include novel species with unexpectedly high densities and parasite infection rates
Amine M. Mustapha(Kenyatta University), Neil F. Lobo(University of Notre Dame), Anthony Kebira Nyamache(Kenyatta University), Lucy Wamuyu(Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology), Jackline Kosgei(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Maxwell G. Machani(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Susan Musembi(Kenyatta University), Eric Ochomo(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine)
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