minimus (s.l.), there was a significant trend of increasing parity by hour of collection, suggesting that older An. minimus tend to feed later at night (Fig. 9 a), but no trend was observed for An. dirus (s.l.) (Fig. 9 b).
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While all clusters showed an increasing trend in the proportion of parous An. minimus (s.l.) throughout the night (Fig. 10 ), only PN-01 and VB-12 were significant (Table 4 ).