Pradya Somboon, Parinya Wilai, Kittipat Aupalee, Atiporn Saeung, Jassada Saingamsook, Ralph E. Harbach
Published studies and records of species of Anopheles that occur in Thailand are reviewed and lists in public databases are revised. ITS2 and COI sequences of specimens from Thailand available in GenBank were analyzed using a phylogenetic method and compared with sequences of species from other countries. Eighty-one species of Anopheles are currently known to occur in Thailand, including the informally recognized An. aconitus species B, An. annularis species A and B, An. jeyporiensis species B, An. tessellatus species A, C, and F, and An. subpictus species C and D. Three new species complexes, the Aconitus, Jeyporiensis, and Karwari Complexes, are recognized.