Map 5.9 Distribution of Glossina, compared with the distribution of wet forest, moist savanna and dry savanna regions of Africa. 0000006757 00000 n trailer 0000010784 00000 n 0000001819 00000 n Glossina austeni (Map 5.3) occurs only in the east coast countries of Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique and northeastern parts of South Africa. This species is confined to Sudan (south east comer), Ethiopia (southern border), Somalia, Kenya, and Tanzania (north eastern quarter). Inspect for tsetse flies before entering vehicles. 0000010193 00000 n 0000016108 00000 n The approximate boundary between the two species is shown as a dashed white line. 0000032908 00000 n 116 0 obj <>stream H�\�͊�@��}���݋&m�S�`� .�q�bR:�1���ԗ��4��JX�f��������9�ɝ����z�����٢pm�L����RY�{xܦx���kVU.���ݦ����������Ʊ����������}��K�'��V+��S�o�����]>o{ٷ�~7=^Ҟ+~>����������P7q��s̪��X��==VY����/n;�����U�-�*�͝.���%�d�k6� z�ޢw���� ����K�{�.�ڳ=Z؂V��i���h:=��N�_���7��~�����������)p 0000011572 00000 n �g`������"�|�R�^r'0L�k�g���@����L����2�侢k��i �b��f_�K�W�7�4_ �x��Ü*�KYx^ $7�`����Ȩ�EF����M�� ����ZR�43�?\ԟ�mF#�&e�E �e�F Both sexes suck blood almost daily, but daily activity patterns vary by species and environmental factors (e.g., temperature); some species, for example, are especially active in the morning, whereas others are more active at midday. It is also present in Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Zaire and Uganda. ���)p ���)��s�Y9gŜ�f�YiV��f�YiV��f�YiV��f�YiV��f�YiV��N��8C�����1x����1x����1x����1x����1x�34��h���fh��a��3�a�?������� �?������� �?������u�5e�ƚR�.`(��ð�m��w��t����# T��|i�㘎��4���&]?��:���� 4�. However, the typical head of a boil never forms. <<434C9B491F31CD4AAD549F74C74423BA>]>> Map 5.1 Distribution of Glossina morsitans (in black) and the closely related G. swynnertoni(stippled). The word "tsetse" means "fly" in Tswana, and refers to all 23 species of the fly genus Glossina.Tsetse flies feed on the blood of vertebrate animals (including humans) and in doing so, transmit the sleeping sickness parasite from infected animals to uninfected ones. ��׊����M��� QС�t��L2�l��! 0000009185 00000 n endstream endobj 95 0 obj <> endobj 96 0 obj <>stream Map 5.2 Distribution of Glossina longipalpis (west of the drawn line) and G. pallidipes(east of the line). Inspect vehicles for tsetse flies before entering. Tsetse are believed to be extremely old insects since fossil tsetse have been identified from the Florissant Fossil Beds in Colorado and some species have also been described in Arabia. Specimens of the palpalis group have never reached river systems draining into the Indian Ocean. Recently engorged tsetse fly poorly and rest low down on tree trunks; the height above ground level of the resting site increases in relation to the fly's nutritional state. However, to prevent other insects from biting, use a repellent containing 20%-30% DEET or 20% Picaridin on exposed skin and pre-soak or spray outer layer clothing and gear with permethrin, if available. Some species may prefer a particular type of vegetation. �{l5�j�[4��J.�j�ӕ7��Vh6�zY3*.x}��&e�:;}@Sɩ�y8M2�dvx^Zj(!���dv�ko����-HҴ���ڪ�Е�ѳwt���TQ�V2���K��d��f4�8�:h�GX�̃��$���v��~�R�`F����'���L)O�|�1f� 0000012356 00000 n The word tsetse means "fly" in Tswana, a Bantu language of southern Africa. Its distribution is not accurately known in all countries. centralis and G.m. The parasites are known as trypanosomes hence the medical term for the infection is TRYPANOSOMIASIS. In areas in which the mean temperature may be thought to be too low, tsetse may yet be present because of the local abundance of game. In Nigeria and Chad this species is able to live further north than either G. palpalis or G. fuscipes. [Z��� R 4�! ���)p The habit of living in gallery forest close to water makes it possible for palpal is group species, especially Glossina palpalis and G. tachinoides, to have a more northerly spread in much of West Africa than morsitans group species. The distribution patterns of the fusca group species are of three main types. Tsetse fly length: 0.5 to 1.5 cm: Tsetse fly lifespan: Up to 3 months . 0000002265 00000 n -�2X��PrgW������o]ۻ6�Y1ѓ����%q���Di�9�����egl��T/�>�-�MFi�� The subspecies G.m. 0000013865 00000 n The field officer will normally use a map of the tsetse distribution in his own country: the National Map of Tsetse Distribution. In general, tsetse flies occur in woodlands, though they may fly out a short distance into open grasslands when attracted by a host animal. endstream endobj 81 0 obj <> endobj 82 0 obj <>/Encoding<>>>>> endobj 83 0 obj <>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]/ExtGState<>>>/Type/Page>> endobj 84 0 obj <> endobj 85 0 obj <> endobj 86 0 obj <> endobj 87 0 obj [/ICCBased 110 0 R] endobj 88 0 obj <> endobj 89 0 obj <>stream submorsitans extends as a very large but broken belt throughout West Africa, into southern Sudan, northern Uganda.and Ethiopia. T.b. The chancre starts as a hard or rubbery bump that can easily be mistaken for the early stages of a boil developing under the skin. %PDF-1.5 %���� 5.6.1 Low temperatures Long periods of low temperatures occur at the southern end of the distribution of the tsetse fly, in southern Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, southern Angola and southern Zambia. 0000004563 00000 n ��&� m��&� m Glossina swynnertoni (Map 5.1) is limited to belts in Kenya and Tanzania between Lake Victoria and the Indian Ocean. Insect repellent does not prevent tsetse fly bites. Morsitans group species do not live in the wettest areas (rain forest, mangrove swamp, see Volume II, Chapter 1), but are present throughout much of the savannah (grassy woodland) of Africa. �.\X��w�FP02!�y��v"c��D�Y��O�g 0bH��3�,��B��DQu��̧�ߙx���?Ժ�& Px��δ�x�M�O:�� 0000003772 00000 n In addition, much further to the east are some smaller isolated belts on the Sudan-Ethiopian border. u�c�"�c�?h��gy��0Z��]��p�C?���'�]�o�>B�\�����n������ou��/W�D�������;������w�8ey8���Ά�C��9��t�7k�[��z�).�tF�1�\Ӂ��o�P�Ib 1m�����N;|NI�5�� }�1�. 0000003000 00000 n endstream endobj 90 0 obj <> endobj 91 0 obj <>stream No reservoirs exist in this species of the disease. Distribution of the remaining fusca group species (Map 5.8). Large scale tsetse operations have to take this into account, and often there will have to be liaison between field officers in adjacent areas that are separated by international bound aries. 2.1). Knowing the continental distribution of tsetse species gives the field officer a greater understanding of what stops the fly from spreading further, and whether a spread beyond the present limits in a particular country is likely. .�D�"cJF)p�@Ε{�OR�(>'7���Gfc���Ņ��S� 9�n��NzӂŒHG�g��K�X�p��P!���x�����;3Rl��a��^��m7�C���d�w`A2���]�`�=�Ʊ��Mp]?uU7}�=��+kl��ܜL=R��t�R8&����o�d�[mz_���m�ߌV~���8�). Glossina fuscipes (Map 5.4) occupies a very large inland block of Africa centred on Zaire, but covering some of the land in all of the countries surrounding Zaire, as well as Gabon, Cameroon and the southern part of Chad. Map 5.6 Distribution of Glossina longipennis, Map 5.7 Distribution of Glossina brevipalpis, Map 5.8 Distribution of fusca group species (excluding G. brevipalpis and G. longipennis). !&�:���u� T�dE�x���d�Y�Ah��m��o�}7���xma2��o�p���&�c8w}�,L�5�����\�!�c��.��tͪ��?��4>�Ӻ��s��0v���M~�ßp �df�2m8e��K=|�/���}�w��%������L1_/٥���6�M���j������B��w_=�O��z̪/�Y�~%��Kr ސ7�-yޑw�wr,PY�o1�]���b�%淖�[�#;�'{0�Yt�JV0{�y���i��ud�\A�c�`�:�:� The rinderpest outbreak that swept through Africa at the end of the last century destroyed most of the animals fed upon by tsetse and the fly belts were greatly reduced. The pattern of distribution of tsetse species is a result mainly of climatic and ecological barriers preventing further spread. ��1Z®�x ��s#��u�K��f�?7�vȤ��]�vnn�����2�(cOU�ؽ+�F*z;~�3���ض��n���@̗�n룱e���(~���k�Et�Lwf��1���U�iI��1���ɾjl��p���0�/����n���D^��zFL��":~�������/�L����P�!2������x� �34�9 �G�t��X�\�7I_w�[�z�[M��Y靸ڶn�GOGw����yp_����P��=�=�m��q?�;l���R�0�Dک5݌]�of2��N���z�%������]� 0 ## 0000016980 00000 n centralis occur in Zaire, Zambia, Angola, Botswana, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi; belts of G.m. In general, it occurs in areas more to the south than the G. morsitans belts in most savannah areas, although there is some overlap between the two species. H�\�]��0���������}�! 80 37 There are about 30 known species and subspecies of tsetse flies belonging to the genus Glossina. Glossina longipalpis (Map 5.2) is present as a broad belt in West Africa from Senegal to Nigeria, with isolated belts on the Nigerian/Cameroon border and in northwestern Zaire (Equateur). 0000001036 00000 n There follows a brief description of the way in which some climatic and vegetational features, as well as the availability of food, may limit the broad distribution of tsetse flies in the continent of Africa. Today living tsetses are almost exclusively found on the African continent south of the Sahara. 5.6.2 High temperatures Very high temperatures combined with dryness and lack of cover make conditions in the north of West Africa, in most parts of the Sudan, and parts of Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia unsuitable for tsetse. High ground further north also has a climate too cold for the tsetse fly to live, for instance in the highlands of Kenya and Ethiopia, and along the watersheds between river basins. ���)p shows location of countries), 5.3 DISTRIBUTION OF PALPALIS GROUP SPECIES IN AFRICA, 5.4 DISTRIBUTION OF FUSCA GROUP SPECIES IN AFRICA. In West Africa it penetrates further to the north in Mali and Senegal, than it does in Nigeria. x�b```b``�f`c``�d`@ V�(G#H�Ca�UWK���X+/��f Map 5.5 Distribution of Glossina tachinoides. 5.6.3 Dry conditions Pupae of many species of tsetse require a humid (but not damp) soil in which to live. For example, Glossina austeni could probably live in much of West Africa, but it has never had the chance to invade those areas, because of the high ground, unsuitable habitats and great distances between these parts. Distribution of Glossina longipennis(Map 5.6). Distribution of Glossina brevipalpis(Map 5.7). In cold weather the fly cannot move about to feed. There is a small amount of overlap between the two species. �B��)t��d��n�u�����w�{��~G������w�;��~G������w�;��ss��7�\�\����O�)�*�*�*�*�*��Soʹ:�eo�ޔ�)zS���Mٛ�7eo����������{�=��~��������07_dX�ʙ�f�̘[�Y�Y�%֗|f��%�Y�%c�߸�9^pP|�82��f>ϣ�>��(�O�����v�����]x' M/7� 0000007427 00000 n Glossina medicorummay live in riverine habitats in Upper Volta and Ivory Coast. Due to the tsetse fly’s climatic restrictions the disease is restricted between the 14 th latitude north and the 29 th latitude south on the African continent. Where climatic conditions are less severe, their distribution may be limited by scarcity of game animals on which to feed and by lack of trees. The fly is found only in Africa between latitudes 15° north and 20° south, especially in remote rural regions. The first stage is the bite from the tsetse fly, after which the parasite infects the person's blood. 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