The Mosquito Magnet Independence Trap is a reliable tool for investigating malaria transmission between non-human primate hosts of zoonotic malaria

This entry contains two data files. The first - 'EcoHealth_TrapEvaluationData_BrownR' contains mosquito data from a trap evaluation experiment performed in the Lower Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary (Sabah, Malaysia) to assess the performance of the Mosquito Magnet Independence Trap (MMIT) vs the gold standard Human Landing Catch for investigating malaria vector ecology in a tropical forest environment. The second- 'EcoHealth_SleepingSiteData_BrownR' contains mosquito data collected by MMITs positioned at the base of long-tailed macaque sleeping trees and empty control trees to investigate vector ecology associated with the transmission of zoonotic malaria between non-human primate hosts in the LKWS.