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Resolution: standard / high Figure 4.
Intrinsic rates of increase of Anopheles gambiae populations, as predicted with air (open symbols) and water temperatures (closed symbols)
for Kisian (squares), a lowland area in western Kenya and Fort Ternan (circles) and
Kericho (diamonds), two highland areas in western Kenya, considering historical (negative
values on x-axis), present-day (0°C), or future (positive values on x-axis) climate
conditions. Again, results are presented for the large-sized pools only. Note that only an effect
of climate change on larval development time is assumed (see methods).
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