#antropofil

• Anthropophilic — Exhibiting a marked preference for humans or their living environment; a term used especially in medicine and biology to describe parasites, insects (such as certain mosquito species), or dermatophyte fungi that develop exclusively on the human body or within anthropic habitats.
• Anthropophilic — The feminine form of 'antropofil'; describes a species of insects, fungi, or parasitic microorganisms that exhibit an exclusive or preferential attraction to the human body or human-made habitats. As a noun, it denotes a dermatophyte fungus or insect vector that utilizes humans as its primary biological host.
• Anthropophily — The biological or behavioral property of certain organisms (parasites, insects, fungi) to prefer humans as a primary host or the human environment over animals. This ecological phenomenon explains the evolutionary adaptation of many infectious disease vectors to domestic and urban microclimates.