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The importance of human population characteristics in modeling Aedes aegypti distributions and assessing risk of mosquito-borne infectious diseases

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Fig. 1 Occurrence data for Ae. aegypti split into training and testing subsets
Table 1 Model fit statistics for all four models
Fig. 3 Maxent probability surface output for model 1—climate-only model
Fig. 5 Maxent probability surface output for model 3—climate + population density
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