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It's in the "spit" of the mosquito. malaria is caused in an infectious protozoa. It's a nasty bug that does not affect the vector (the mosquito), but "hangs out" in the insect and is injected into the wound when the mosquito bites. The mosquito drinks blood, as you know, but it injects an anticoagulant into a bite to insure good "blood flow" to enable it to dine. And the unfortunate individual who is bitten is infected in the process. A link can be found below.

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