Indigenous, natural, aboriginal; formed or occurring in the place where found.
native to a place; not imported; used to describe a disease transmitted by vectors that became infected from a local source.
indigenous, native, aboriginal
locally transmitted by mosquitoes. Differentiated from imported, congenital, or blood-borne malaria. erebral malaria - this grave complication of malaria happens at times with P. falciparum infection and involves malaria infection of the very small capillaries that flow through the tissues of the brain. This complication has a fatality rate of 15% or more, even when treated and is extremely serious.
Native; indigenous; aboriginal; springing from the soil or land; related to the original primitive inhabitants.
indigenous; formed or originating in the place where found
of the inhabitants of a region, original; earliest known; (applied to an element of the Australian flora rich in endemics and believed to have been evolving in Australia for a long period of time).
Malaria transmitted by mosquitoes. Autochthonous malaria can be indigenous (in a geographic area where malaria occurs regularly) or introduced (in a geographic area where malaria does not occur regularly).
Produced within a given habitat, community or system. Indigenous.