BREEDING SITES DISTRIBUTION OF Aedes aegypti (LINNA.US, 1762) AND Aedes albopictus (SKUSE, 1894) (Diptera: Cullicidae) IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ASSIS CHATEAUBRIAND, STATE OF PARANA, BRAZIL

Dengue has become a major public problem in recent decades, and the fundamental study of the major breeding sites of culicideos with emphasis on species of A. A. gytpi an A. Albopictus, which the females use the containers as breeding sites for oviposition. The objective is to evaluate the distribution of A. aegypti and A. albopictus in different breeding sites in the urban municipality of Assis Chateaubriand-PR. The methodology was applied on a review of the matter characterization of the area, division operating the collection. 4.208 properties were surveyed, with the colletction of 36 samples, 30 were considered positive properties with the presence of A. aegypti and five properties with A. Albopictus; types of containers significant for both species were classifield as B (vessels/bottles w/ water, dishes, bottles, drip tray, defrost in refrigerator containers, drinking fountains, small ornamental fountains) and D2 (garbage), with a large predominance of species of A. A.gytpi on A. Albopictus due to significant ecological capacity adapt to various types of containers. Knowledge of the type of breeding preferred by both species, contributes to the development of educational campaigns on the elimination of containers found with water in buildings that could become potential outbreaks, preventing and controlling the vectors.