- Cysts of malaria parasite Storage area Midgut Antenna - Stomach Mouthparts Salivary Storage Body glands cavity area FIGURE 12.19 Internal Anatomy of a Mosquito Storage areas allow large amounts of blood to be Ingested, and salvary glands discharge pathogens Into the host. The Anopheles mosquito adopts a curlous head-stand posture when feeding.

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