Fig. 2
From: Identification of breeding habitats and kdr mutations in Anopheles spp. in South Korea
Study sites of Anopheles spp. larvae and adults in Gimpo-si and Gangwha-gun, 2022–2023. A, B Wolgot-myeon in Gimpo-si was investigated for mosquito larvae and adults in 2022–2023. C, D Naega-myeon in Ganghwa-gun was investigated for mosquito larvae and adults in 2023. Surface area and turbidity (insert) of breeding habitats were measured in Wolgot-myeon (E) and Naega-myeon (F). Green -, orange-, and red arrows indicate the sites of breeding, cattle shed for trapping adults, and human dwelling for trapping adults, respectively. White-lined triangle zone is the place of the presence of larvae. Traps were installed in human dwellings in Wolgot-myeon and G cattle sheds in Naega-myeon (H) within 100 m distance of breeding sites