aspectos ecológicos da tripanossomose americana: iv - mobilidade de triatoma arthurneivai em seus ecótopos naturais ecological aspects of american tripanosomiasis: iv - mobility of triatoma arthurneivai in natural ecotopes

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Abstract
São apresentados os dados obtidos na investigação da mobilidade de ninfas e adultos de Triatoma arthurneivai. As observações foram levadas a efeito na localidade denominada Bairro do Arado, município de Salto de Pirapora, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil. Através a marcação e recaptura durante 24 semanas consecutivas, pôde-se observar o comportamento em relação ao local de soltura e os deslocamentos em direção a outros ecótopos. Ambas as formas mostraram capacidade de locomoção ativa, embora inferior por parte das ninfas. No entanto, estas também revelaram capacidade de vencer distâncias praticamente equivalentes às dos adultos, embora sem poder dispor da capacidade de vôo. Os dados permitiram registrar sobrevivência maior para as ninfas que, em alguns casos, chegou a ser de, pelo menos, 12 semanas.
Data on the movements of Triatoma arthurneivai in natural ecotopes are presented. The investigation was made by the tagging and recapture technique, at the locality of Bairro do Arado, Salto de Pirapora County, S. Paulo State, Brazil. Both adults and nymphs (fourth and fifth stadium) showed movements that reached until 10 and 15 meters from the release point. The survival recorded was greater for nymphs who showed some cases as long as twelve weeks. This was remarkable because these forms are apterous and so by walking only, they perform also a movement as the adults can do.
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Authors ;Oswaldo Paulo Forattini;Ernesto Xavier Rabello;Dino B. G. Pattoli
Journal proceedings - 2016 3rd international conference on information technology, computer, and electrical engineering, icitacee 2016
Year 1972
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10.1590/S0034-89101972000200008
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