John C. Beier

Publishing 1990–2009

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Publications 5

  1. urban mosquito species (diptera: culicidae) of dengue endemic communities in the greater puntarenas area, costa rica
    Olger Calderón-Arguedas, Adriana Troyo, Mayra E Solano, Adrián Avendaño, John C Beier
    science journal of university of zakho 2009 402 reads
  2. A GEOGRAPHIC SAMPLING STRATEGY FOR STUDYING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HUMAN ACTIVITY AND MALARIA VECTORS IN URBAN AFRICA
    Joseph Keating, Kate Macintyre, Charles Mbogo, Andrew Githeko, James L. Regens, Chris Swalm, Bryson Ndenga, Laura J. Steinberg, Lydiah Kibe, John I. Githure, John C. Beier
    The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene 2003 228 reads
  3. Examining the determinants of mosquito-avoidance practices in two Kenyan cities
    Kate Macintyre, Joseph Keating, Stephen Sosler, Lydiah Kibe, Charles M Mbogo, Andrew K Githeko, John C Beier
    malaria journal 2002 31 reads
  4. Examining the determinants of mosquito-avoidance practices in two Kenyan cities - Malaria Journal
    Kate Macintyre, Joseph Keating, Stephen Sosler, Lydiah Kibe, Charles M Mbogo, Andrew K Githeko, John C Beier
    malaria journal 2002 289 reads
  5. Characterization of Malaria Transmission by Anopheles (Diptera: Culicidae) in Western Kenya in Preparation for Malaria Vaccine Trials
    John C. Beier, Peter V. Perkins, Fred K. Onyango, Thomas P. Gargan, Charles N. Oster, Richard E. Whitmire, Davy K. Koech, Clifford R. Roberts
    Journal of medical entomology 1990 107 reads

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