Abstract
The effect of parasitic water mites on a natural population of their mosquito host was investigated by noting differences between the average number of mite stylostomes in 2 age groups of the host. In 6 consecutive samples, the average number of stylostomes was always higher in young than in old hosts, a consequence apparently of the higher mortality suffered by individuals that carried larger mite loads,

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