Figure 1.
A map showing the study sites and habitat types used during the study period in western Kenya Highlands.
Figure 2.
Types of habitats used for larvae abundance in different land use types.
Figure 3.
Mosquitoes larvae diversity index by Simpson model in 85 weeks of survey.
Figure 4.
Anopheles gambiae s.s and An. arabiensis larvae abundance and dynamics among identified specimen throughout 85 weeks of field surveys.
Figure 5.
Mosquitoes larvae per dip in different (5A) crop cycle, (5B) seasonality, (5C) habitat types and (5D) land use types during 85 weeks of larvae abundance survey.
Figure 6.
Mosquito larvae per dip in different grass cover (canopy) during 85 weeks of larvae abundance survey.
Table 1.
Multiple regression analysis for assessment of mosquito larvae abundance in presence of different physico-chemical parameters in habitats (significant values are bolded).
Table 2.
Multiple regression analysis for mosquito larvae abundance influenced the presence of the five predator species (significant values are bolded).
Table 3.
Multiple regression analysis to investigate mosquito larvae abundance in different habitat size, habitat types and number of dips made (significant values are bolded).