Effect of feeding frequency on the reproductive efficiency of two species of Triatoma with different epidemiological importance

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Effect of feeding frequency on the reproductive efficiency of two species of Triatoma with different epidemiological importance

Abstract: Our results suggest that the differences in fecundity observed between species reflect the availability of food in their natural ecotopes.

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