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<i>P</i>. <i>(Par</i>.<i>) sergenti</i> seasonal activity according to (a) Altitude- Latitude and (b), Altitude-Longitude.
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- sand fly presence
- relatively homogeneous pattern
- large interval following
- equally distributed throughout
- eight scientific papers
- causes cutaneous infection
- geographic areas considered
- adults occurred earlier
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- >( par </
- phenological data sets
- widespread proven vector
- similar seasonal dynamic
- latitude 32 °.
- >) sergenti </
- sites whose data
- proven vector
- acl occurred
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- geographic distribution
- tropica </
- papatasi </
- p </
- major </
- leishmania </
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- informative data
- undertaken globally
- trapping performed
- thus provide
- systematic review
- single peak
- saudi arabia
- primary vectors
- potential behavior
- population dynamics
- old world
- october period
- multiple peaks
- location studied
- global analysis
- geographical scale
- general variations
- early april
- dry seasons
- despite variations
- density trend
- control programs
- continuing investigations
- analysis recorded
- also quoted
- 63 sites
- 35 ones
- 12 countries
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Last time updated on 08/12/2022
This paper was published in The Francis Crick Institute.
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