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Fig 1.

Reported Cryptosporidium cases in Israel and incidence rate 2001–2018.

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Diagnosis and molecular genotyping.

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Cryptosporidium cases in Haifa and West Galilee per month during 2015.

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Age distribution of Cryptosporidium cases in Haifa and West Galilee during 2015.

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The geographic distribution and genotypes of Cryptosporidium cases in Israel.

A. Residence of the 2015 outbreak patients (N = 146), ploted on Haifa and West Galilee geographic map. B. Residence of genotyped patients. Purple, identyfied at the HMO but not genotyped; Red, C. hominis IeA11G3T3; Green, C. hominis IbA6G3. Grey, C. hominis IdA16; Light Blue, C. hominis IbA10G2; Yellow, C. parvum IIdA20G; Orange, C. parvum IIaA15G2R1. Maps were generated using Microreact [31]; A dynamic version that includes the tested determinants can be found at Microreact https://microreact.org/project/1hgtRJKlg/4da49c44 and https://microreact.org/project/HD3sxQKDh/350ce02e for Fig 5A and Fig 5B, respectively.

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Table 1.

Cryptosporidium subtypes.

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Fig 6.

Cryptosporidium cases per month in Haifa and West Galilee HMO 2003–2018.

The number of cases per month in the years 2003–2018 are shown (national database).

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