Vector control remains an important component
of successful integrated malaria control programs. As
demonstrated in this study, a better understanding of the
bionomics of a specific vector species, its vector capacity,
and epidemiological importance, hinges on the accurate
identification of sympatric sibling species in a given area. More
investigations are needed in all remaining malaria endemic
areas in Thailand so as to develop more cost-effective and
targeted vector control strategies based on evidence derived
from well-design field studies.