| Test Results
A growing number of scientific studies shows
that the BG-Sentinel is a superior trap for tiger mosquitoes and other
species. A selection of these
investigations can be
found below. A more comprehensive list of PDFs with
studies using the
BG-Sentinel
mosquito trap is also available.
Mean
catching rates of the
BG-Sentinel and other
collection methods for the yellow fever mosquito Aedes aegypti
in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, during the rainy season
2003/2004, +/- standard
error. BG-Sentinel with BG-Lure attractant, n=32; CO2 trap:
Mosquito Magnet Liberty ®, n=32; Trap with visual
clues:
Fay-Prince trap, a day time trap specifically designed to
catch Ae. aegypti,
n=30; Human landing collection: volunteers trained
to catch
mosquitoes trying to bite them, n=32. Figure taken from Geier
et al. (2006), 285 kb.
Catching the yellow fever mosquito Aedes
aegypti
- Maciel-de-Freitas et al. (2007)
Body size-associated survival and dispersal rates of Aedes
aegypti in Rio de Janeiro.
Medical and Veterinary Entomology 21: 284-292.
(Complete article, 235 kb)
 - Williams
C.R. et
al. (2007) Aedes
aegypti
population
sampling using BG-Sentinel traps in north Queensland, Australia:
statistical considerations for trap deployment and sampling strategy.
Journal of Medical Entomology 44: 345-350. (Complete
article, 160 kb)

- Williams
C.R. et al.
(2006) Field
efficacy of the BG-Sentinel compared with the CDC Backpack Aspirator
and CO2-baited EVS trap for collection of adult Aedes aegypti in
Cairns, Queensland, Australia.
Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 22:
296-300. (Complete article, 800 kb)

- Kröckel
U. et al. (2006) New
tools for surveillance of adult yellow fever mosquitoes: Comparison of
trap catches with human landing rates in an urban environment. Journal
of the
American Mosquito Control Association. 22: 229-238. (Complete
article, 1.65 mb,
also available as abstract,
21 kb)

- Maciel-de-Freitas et al. (2006) Field
evaluation of effectiveness of the BG-Sentinel, a new trap for
capturing adult Aedes aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae).
Memórias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, 101(3):
321-325. (Complete article, 630 kb)

Catching
the
Asian tiger mosquito Aedes albopictus
- Meeraus
W.H., Armistead J.S. & Arias J.R. (2008) Field comparison of novel and gold standard
traps for collecting Aedes albopictus in Northern Virginia. Journal
of the American Mosquito Control Association 24(2): 244-248. (Complete Article, 960 KB)
 - Feltner H. & Ferrao
P. (2008) Evaluating
Efficacy of the BG Lure Attractant
Using Three Mosquito Trap Designs in the City of Alexandria, Virginia.
(Presentation at 33rd Annual Conference of the Mid-Atlantic Mosquito
Control Association.)
3.8 mb - Foley
K. (2007) The BG-Sentinel. (Presentation at
the Annual Meeting of the Virginia Mosquito Control Association.)
300 kb - Bitzhenner
et al. (2005) Evaluation
of the BG-Sentinel, a new monitoring trap for mosquitoes, in northern
Italy. (Poster presented at the International
Congress of Vector Ecology, October 2005, in Reno, Nevada,
USA.)
120 kb - Comparing the
BG-Sentinel to the Mosquito
Magnet
Defender (Georgia, USA).
Catching
the
Polynesian tiger mosquito Aedes
polynesiensis Catching other species
| More
information The
manual of the BG-Sentinel. 1.2 mb
The BG-Sentinel product line. 1 mb
How to assemble the BG-Sentinel.
550 kb
Adding carbon dioxide to the
BG-Sentinel. 530 kb (For
documents on the ealier version of the BG-Sentinel, please contact us.)
The
manual of the BG-Sentinel. 5
mb
The
BG-Sentinel product line.
1.4 mb
How to assemble the BG-Sentinel.
3.2 mb
Adding carbon dioxide to the
BG-Sentinel. 1.5 mb (For
documents on the ealier version of the BG-Sentinel, please contact us.)
Mosquitoes
The Asian tiger mosquito Aedes
albopictus The yellow fever
mosquito Aedes
aegypti The Polynesian tiger
mosquito Aedes
polynesiensis Diseases
Dengue fever
Yellow fever
Chikungunya fever
Filariasis
(elephantiasis)
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