Parasites & Vectors

Table 4 Geo-referenced and non geo-referenced data by species and area type: 'Point' is all mapped data included in the BRT model: point (≤10 km²), wide areas (10-25 km²) and 'Polygon' details data not incorporated in BRT model: small (25-100 km²) and large (>100 km2) polygons, for the 19 Asian-Pacific DVS (geographically independent sites (Site) and temporal independent occurrences (Occ)).

From: The dominant Anopheles vectors of human malaria in the Asia-Pacific region: occurrence data, distribution maps and bionomic précis

	Geo-referenced				Non geo-referenced
	Point and wide area ('Point')		Polygon		Point and wide area ('Point')		Polygon
Species	Site	Occ	Site	Occ	Site	Occ	Site	Occ
An. aconitus	424	616	74	115	42	54	32	67
An. annularis	496	851	156	332	82	188	32	87
An. balabacensis	14	42	3	3	4	9	2	8
An. barbirostris*	872	1064	69	93	70	94	24	56
An. culicifacies*	550	1568	271	774	178	930	64	371
An. dirus*	372	727	60	87	31	60	12	26
An. farauti*	1465	1737	25	28	35	50	1	1
An. flavirostris	103	122	11	33	4	4	4	4
An. fluviatilis*	83	318	138	352	80	330	27	149
An. koliensis	325	363	7	7	24	26	2	3
An. lesteri	47	80	65	89	17	18	8	14
An. leucosphyrus & An. latens	12	12	2	2	2	2	0	0
An. maculatus group	471	765	83	145	75	188	24	113
An. minimus*	445	711	93	111	75	113	59	153
An. punctulatus*	379	581	9	26	30	42	2	3
An. sinensis*	568	792	121	293	43	108	12	22
An. stephensi	261	646	81	220	19	41	12	59
An. subpictus*	410	1143	127	317	87	219	27	67
An. sundaicus*	133	215	28	30	12	12	9	9
Total	7430	12353	1423	3057	910	2488	353	1212

An asterisk (*) denotes that a "species" is now recognised as a species complex.

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