Warmer Temperature Accelerates the Aging-Dependent Decrease in Female Ovary Size, Delays Male Accessory Gland Development, and Accelerates Aging-Dependent Changes in Reproductive Gene Expression in <i>Anopheles gambiae</i> Mosquitoes.

In most mosquito species, reproduction requires mating between the female and the male, followed by the female blood-feeding, completing oogenesis, and laying eggs. Warmer environmental temperature and aging both reduce mosquito fecundity and fertility, and warmer temperature accelerates the aging-d... View More