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Cluster survey <i>Ae. aegypti</i> pupal population prediction.

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healthcare

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JarConThaUdo
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The black dots indicate the number of pupae collected during cluster surveys (2004–2007). The horizontal gray line indicates the median of 1000 simulation values. The thick gray vertical line indicates the central 95% of simulation values, and the thin gray vertical line indicates the range of all the simulations.

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