Parasites & Vectors

Table 3 Time lag analysis of phlebotomine abundance and rainfall of the five most abundant species captured in CDC traps, according to the standardized index of species abundance

From: Potential vectors of Leishmania spp. in an Atlantic Forest conservation unit in northeastern Brazil under anthropic pressure

Species	Time lag period^a
Species	0	P	−1	P	−2	P	−3	P	−4	P	−5	P
Evandromyia walkeri	− 0.246	0.148	0.065	0.712	0.336	0.052	0.212	0.236	0.432	0.013	0.535	0.002
Psychodopygus wellcomei	0.471	0.004	0.345	0.042	0.006	0.972	− 0.192	0.286	− 0.103	0.573	− 0.292	0.111
Evandromyia evandroi	− 0.035	0.840	0.072	0.679	0.273	0.118	0.264	0.137	0.579	0.001	0.460	0.009
Lutzomyia. longipalpis	− 0.030	0.861	− 0.011	0.952	0.097	0.584	0.007	0.967	0.368	0.038	0.585	0.001
Evandromyia lenti	− 0.031	0.859	0.128	0.463	0.294	0.091	0.321	0.069	0.551	0.001	0.478	0.007

^aLag 0: insect collection month; Lag-1, -2, -3, -4, -5: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 months preceding collection, respectively

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