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This study was conducted to elucidate the seasonal prevalence of adult mosquitoes and occurrence of anopheline larvaein Gimpo, Gyeonggi province, Republic of Korea. Sampling of adult mosquitoes was carried out 18 times from May to September in 2008, using light traps at six sites. A total of 48,919 individuals belonging to 16 species and 8 genera were collected. Aedes vexans nipponi i(43%) was the most frequently collected, followed by Anopheles sinensis (34%) and Culex tritaeniorhynchus (14%). The seasonal prevalenc eof anopheline mosquitoes had a different occurrence compared to that of Cx. tritaeniorhynchus . Anopheline larvae were collected usin ga standard dipper (size = of 350 ml) at eight habitat types of 203 point locations. Anopheline larvae were confirmed from 138 points (63%). The average larval population per dipper was highest in the lotus plantation (6.9 individuals), followed by irrigation c hannel (4.5ind.), dropwort field (3.4 ind.), fallow field (3.1 ind.), paddy field (1.8 ind.), swamp (1.4 ind.), and stream (0.2 ind.). There was no significant relationship observed between larval density and DO, pH, salinity, or distance from blood meal hosts (cowshed, pigsty, chicken-house). In the results of average nearest neighbor analysis (ANNA), the distribution of whole points for mosquito larval collection was clustered, and points with over 4.0 larvae per dipper were randomly distributed. Within the study area Haseong-m yeon,those points where over 3.0 larvae were collected were of a dispersed distribution.Key words: Mosquito, Seasonal prevalence, Larvae density, Average nearest neighbor analysis, Gimpo, Anopheline :            .  6  , 2008 5 9 .  8 16 48,919 . (Aedes vexans nipponii) 43%  , (Anophels sinensis) 34%, (Culex tritaeniorhynchus) 14%  3   91% .        .   203  138(63%) .       6.9  ,   4.5,  3.4,  3.2,  3.1,  1.8,  1.4,  0.2 .  , , , (, , )    . (ANNA) ,      4.0      .   3.0      .: ,  ,  , , , *Corresponding author: baeys@incheon.ac.krReceived February 24 2012; Revised July 7 2012Accepted September 2 2012

Seasonal Prevalence of Mosquitoes and Ecological Characteristics of Anopheline Larval Occurrence in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province, Republic of Korea