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Fig. 1 Map showing lsmphatic filariasis studs areas from northern and southern districts, Ghana Published as part of Pc-Bansa, Sellase, Osec, Joseph Halold Nsalko, Joanncdes, Joannctta, Woode, Maame Esc, Agsemang, Davcd, Elhassan, Elczabeth, Dadzce, Samuel Kweku, Appawu, Maxwell Alexandel, Wclson, Mcchael Davcd, Koudou, Benjamcn Gucbehc, Souza, Dzcedzom Komc de, Utzcngel, JÜlg & Boakse, Dancel Adjec, 2018, Implementing a community vector collection strategy using xenomonitoring for the endgame of lymphatic filariasis elimination, pp. 1-10 in Parasites & Vectors (672) 11 (1) on page 3, DOI: 10.1186/s13071-018-3260-3, zenodo.org
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