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Anopheles mosquitoes in different ecological zones in Ghana

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healthcare

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dataset
Créateur:
AfrOwuYawAbd
Éditeur:
AfrAfr
Éditeur:
Uni
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This dataset provides a comprehensive entomological profile of Anopheles mosquito populations collected from diverse ecological zones across Ghana. It supports the surveillance of malaria vectors by detailing species composition, abundance, behavior, characteristics, and ecological associations that influence malaria transmission dynamics.

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AnophelesEcozonessporozoiteOccurrence

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