… We studied, in a natural setting, the malaria parasite's ability to alter its vector's blood-feeding
behaviour to its bene¢t by investigating whether A. gambiae infected with P. falciparum …

… to multiple feeds per gonotrophic cycle [14,15]. To date, however, to our knowledge there
have been no investigations of the effects of malaria infection on upstream feeding … of malaria …

… in malaria parasite species in evading immune recognition and adapting to mosquito blood
feeding… 42) and the ability of mosquitoes to feed multiple times during their life span (43, 44), …

… malaria parasites can alter mosquito feeding behavior. These results have been interpreted
as adaptive manipulation of vector behavior by the malaria parasite to … from human malaria, …

… the parasites' rate of transmission. We conclude that in this natural situation the two species
of malaria parasites … are either accumulating blood through multiple feeds during the night or …

… Such complex mosquito behavior is regularly overlooked when mosquitoes are experimentally
infected with malaria parasites, limiting our ability to accurately describe potential effects …

… malaria infections after feeding on multiple hosts. We found that … the cages fed on mice
infected with the rodent malaria parasite … Four days after their initial feed, all cages of mosquitoes …

… organisms, rhythms in malaria parasites are currently the … Malaria parasites exhibit
rhythms lasting a multiple of 24 hours … Specifically, malaria parasites develop synchronously …

… ,blood-feeding behavior, survival, and ability to support malaria parasitedevelopment. In the
… respect to parasite development is the growingevidence for multiple blood-feeding within …

… mosquitoes that may favour persistence of avian malaria parasites. … parasite fauna; and (iii)
how feeding patterns of mosquitoes govern transmission dynamics of avian malaria parasites …