Populations at year 30 as functions of with .

<p>The number of infected humans, infected dogs, vectors, and infected vectors, all at year 30, as functions of . Here while all other parameters are set to the baseline values.</p

Infected humans at year 30 as a function of and .

<p>The number of infected humans at year 30 as a function of and , where and all other parameters are set to the baseline values.</p

Higher initial conditions.

<p>Simulation results of the model with baseline parameters and higher initial conditions.</p

Populations at year 30 as functions of with .

<p>The number of infected humans, infected dogs, vectors, and infected vectors, all at year 30, as functions of . Here while all other parameters are set to the baseline values.</p

Infected humans at year 30 as a function of , , and .

<p>The number of infected humans at year 30 as a function of the vector consumption rate and congenital transmission probabilities (where ). All other parameters are the baseline values.</p

Infected humans at year 30 with different numbers of chickens and dogs.

<p>The figure shows the effects of changing the number of chickens and dogs on the number of infected humans in the village at year 30. Note that and all other parameters are set to their baseline values.</p

Vector growth and mortality coefficients.

<p>The vector growth rate coefficient in the baseline case and the vector mortality rate coefficient over one year.</p

Simulation results comparing models.

<p>Simulation results of the model in this work (black) and the model without both oral and congenital transmission (gray), from <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0067267#pone.0067267-Spagnuolo1" target="_blank">[21]</a>, in the baseline case using the parameters in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0067267#pone-0067267-t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a>.</p

Infected humans and infected dog populations at year 30 in different scenarios.

<p>The infected human and infected dog levels after 30 years in different scenarios where dogs can be infected through vector biting only, oral consumption only, or both biting and consumption. Here and all other parameters are set to the baseline values.</p