Monthly 25-hour catches of Culicidae mosquitoes were carried out at ground level with human bait, in two primitive rain forests on plains in the Ribeira Valley, S.Paulo, Brazil. Regular simultaneous catches were made too, with Shannon traps, both within and outside wooded environments, which included quaternary and transitional forests on plains. Results obtained are presented and discussed. The An. cruzii dominance, though present, was not so remarkable as in the highland forest, previously reported on another work (1986). Nevertheless this […]