… to be an increase of 9.5% globally and a further increase of 20 … The largest increase has
occurred in the last two decades, … We assume that the number of larval sites d is proportional to …

… aegypti decreases as elevation increases, and we think this explains the lower number of
dengue cases with increasing elevation. We found that mosquitoes appear to occur …

… Following a general pattern of an exponential increase in the number of studies on climate
change in recent years (1991–2014) [35], we also observed an increase in the number of …

… male population at time t (with the number of males set to equal the number of females); T is
the … -compensatory dynamics, this increased survival poses a risk of increasing the wild-type …

… For example, increased urban water hoarding in response to drought or decreased rainfall
can increase the number of productive larval sites if provisions are not made to eliminate this …

… the effect of the temperature on the basic offspring number Q0. By performing this kind of
study, our aim was the assessment of the increasing trend in temperature, for instance due to …

… container, the cleanliness of the water within it, and the number of existing Ae. aegypti larvae,
all of which help to increase heterogeneity and adaptability (23, 103). Deposited eggs can …

… We present a draft sequence of the genome of Aedes aegypti, the primary vector for yellow
… longer exons or an increased number of introns (Table 1). The increased length of introns is …

… aegypti is rapidly expanding along with the numbers of countries reporting arboviral … efficacy,
and that takes advantage of the increasing number of novel methods becoming available. …

… , increased number of residents in the I o house had little impact on mosquito to human
spreading, but significantly reduced human to mosquito spreading as resident density increased …