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Figure 1.

The study area.

The rectangle in the upper right map corresponds to the 1,650 km2 divided in ten blocks (A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D1, D2, D3, E1 and E2) below. Data were collected in each of the five land covers indicated by colored circles [agriculture, barren, village (indoor and outdoor), savannah and forest (canopy and ground)] in the ten blocks. The diagonal line separates the blocks D2 et D3 which replaced block A1, which was abandoned due to inaccessibility.

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Table 1.

Temporal dynamics of biting, infection and entomological inoculation rates of potential Zika virus vectors, Kédougou, 2011.

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Table 2.

Mosquitoes collected and Zika virus infection of potential vectors, Kédougou, 2011.

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Table 3.

Mosquitoes collected and Zika virus infection of potential vectors among land cover classes, Kédougou, 2011.

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Figure 2.

Land cover sites with positive ZIKV mosquito pools, southeastern Senegal, 2011.

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