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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2000	Anopheles culicifacies Y-chromosome dimorphism indicates sibling species (b and e) with different malaria vector potential in Sri Lanka	Surendran, S.N.; Abhayawardana, T.A; De Silva, B.G.D.N.K; Ramasamy, R; Ramasamy, M.S
2022	Dengue Incidence and Aedes Vector Collections in Relation to COVID-19 Population Mobility Restrictions	Surendran, S.N.; Nagulan, R.; Tharsan, A.; Kokila, S.; Ranjan, R.
2011	Molecular evidence for the presence of malaria vector species a of the Anopheles annularis complex in Sri Lanka	Surendran, S.N.; Gajapathy, K; Kumaran, V; Tharmatha, T; Jude, P.J; Ramasamy, R
2010	The anopheles culicifacies and an. subpictus species complexes in Sri Lanka and their implications for Malaria control in the country	Surendran, S.N.; Ramasamy, R
2013	Molecular identification of potential leishmaniasis vector species within the Phlebotomus (Euphlebotomus) argentipes species complex in Sri Lanka	Gajapathy, K; Peiris, L.B; Goodacre, S.L; Silva, A; Jude, P.J; Surendran, S.N.
2006	Anopheles culicifacies sibling species B and E in Sri Lanka differ in longevity and in their susceptibility to malaria parasite infection and common insecticides	Surendran, S.N.; Ramasamy, M.S; De Silva, B.G.D.N.K; Ramasamy, R
2005-06	Some characteristics of the larval breeding sites of Anopheles culicifacies species B and E in Sri Lanka	Surendran, S.N.; Ramasamy, R
2011	Morphometric description of sandflies belong to genus Sergentomyia (Sergentomyia) (Diptera; Psychodidae; Phlebotominae) in Sri Lanka; evidence for the presence of Sergentomyia (Sergentomyia) pondicherriensis and Sergentomyia (Sergentomyia) dentata in the country	Gajapathy, K; Surendran, S.N.
2013-06	Predatory efficacy of culex (Lutzia) fuscanus on mosquito vectors of human diseases in Sri Lanka	Surendran, S.N.; Jude, P.J; Thavaranjit, A.C; Eswaramohan, T; Vinobaba, M; Ramasamy, R
2012	Report of the presence of phlebotomus (phlebotomus) salehi mesghali in Sri Lanka: A potential cutaneous leishmaniasis vector	Gajapathy, K; Surendran, S.N.