A comprehensive, illustrated reference on mosquitoes drawn from the British Museum’s world collections.This volumes collects detailed studies of many mosquito groups, including several large and complex genera. It describes newly recognized forms and outlines the author’s approach to classifying and comparing species, with a rich program of plates and figures to aid identification. The work aims to advance understanding of mosquito diversity and distribution, and to support ongoing research into their biology and role in disease.
- In-depth descriptions of multiple genera and species, with notes on differences and similarities.
- Many illustrated plates showing wings, scales, and other key features to aid identification.
- Discussion of new genera and revised classifications based on material from around the world.
- Context for future work, including gaps in knowledge and directions for further study.
Ideal for readers of medical entomology, taxonomy, and natural history, this volume serves students, researchers, and collectors seeking a detailed, plate‑rich reference.