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The chromosomal composition of Anopheles mosquitoes is studied in the adjacent breeding places on the territory of the Taldom district in the Moscow region. Nineteen samples of larvae from four breeding sites are examined. Two sibling species of the Anopheles maculipennis complex, i.e. An. messeae and An. maculipennis, are found in all mosquito habitats. The chromosomal inversions XL1; XL4; 2R1; 3R1; 3L1; 3L3 are identified in polymorphic species An. messeae. Inversion 3L3 is unique. It is shown that the mosquitoes of habitats in the villages of Verbilki and Knyazchino belong to different populations of An. messeae. Each population has a certain karyotypic structure, stable in time. Significant differences in the chromosomal composition of the two populations are maintained during the eight-year observation period. These data indicate a weak influence of mosquito migration in the formation of the karyotypic population structure.1 © Москаев А.В., Гордеев М.И., 2016.

vestnik moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo oblastnogo universiteta. seriâ: estestvennye nauki/vestnik moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo oblastnogo universiteta. seriâ estestvennye nauki

CHROMOSOME POLYMORPHISM AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF MALARIA MOSQUITOES IN NEIGHBORING POPULATIONS OF MOSCOW REGION