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, 1998). Laboratory research also emphasize the complexity in the vector–host marriage. Investigation has proven that Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes contaminated with Plasmodium berghei (a pressure of rodent malaria) were willing to probe a mouse’s skin more frequently than uninfected mosquitoes (Choumet et al., 2012). Even though the supply of