Anopheles vagus Dönitz, 1902

CURRENT SYNONYMS

syn. immaculata James

1902: 35 (A). Type locality: Ennur, Madras, India (NHMUK).

syn. immaculatus Theobald

1903a: 23 (F). Type locality: "Evidently from Goa, India" (NHMUK; same type as for immaculata James). References: Christophers 1933: 241 (taxonomy).

syn. flava Swellengrebel

1917a: 807 (M, F; Myzomyia indefinita variety; not Ludlow 1908). Type locality: Soerabaia, Java [Indonesia] (NHMUK).

syn. flavescens Swellengrebel

1921: 47 (F; Myzomyia). Type locality: Soerabaia, Java [Indonesia] (NE). References: Christophers 1933: 245 (? = sundaicus Rodenwaldt); Reid 1968: 347 (synonymy).

syn. albino Stoker & Waktoedi Koesoemawinangoen

1949: 26 (A*). Type locality: Indonesia (LU). References: Reid 1968: 342 (synonymy).

CURRENT SUBSPECIES

None

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