Studies were carried on with Anopheles hyrcanus var. sinensis and A. koreicus. These mosquitoes were collected in and around the city of Tokyo in the stage of the larvae and were bred up to adult in our laboratory. The specimens were divided into 3 groups in both the species by months they were collected : A. hyrcanus var. sinensis [table] The differences of the maxillar indices between the groups I, II, III were not valid statistically, while the differences between the group A, B, C were valid, being A<B<C. The maxillar indices of each group of A. hyrcanus var. sinensis (I, II, III) were larger than those of any one group of A. koreicus (A, B, C). The differences were statistically valid. The length of the wing was larger in the specimens collected and bred in lower atomospheric temperature than those in higher atomo-spheric temperature in the case of A. hyrcanus var. sinensis, that is to say : Group III<Group I<Group II. In the case of A. koreicus, the edwardsi-type had longer wings than the original type. The edwardsi-type has been considered to be a type appearing in cold season. A positive correlation was seen between the length of the wing and the maxillar index. The longer was the wing the larger was the maxillar index.
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