Consensus and uncertainty in the geographic range of Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus in the contiguous United States: Multi-model assessment and synthesis
Fig 3
Reproduced Ae. albopictus models.
Distribution models reproduced from (a) Kobayashi et al. (2002) [11], (b) Medlock et al. (2006) [12], (c) ECDC (2009) [55] (d) Mogi et al. (2012) [18], (e) Campbell et al. (2015) [24], (f) Kraemer et al. (2015) [25], (g) Proestos et al. (2015) [26], and (h) Johnson et al. (2017) [30]. Red areas are predicted to be environmentally suitable for presence. Black dots are all presence records.