Additional file 4 of The seasonal dynamics and biting behavior of potential Anopheles vectors of Plasmodium knowlesi in Palawan, Philippines
Creators: name: Malijan, Richard Paul B.
name: Mechan, Frank
name: Braganza, Jessie C.
name: Valle, Kristelle Mae R.
name: Salazar, Ferdinand V.
name: Torno, Majhalia M.
name: Aure, Wilfredo E.
name: Bacay, Brian A.
name: Espino, Fe Esperanza
name: Torr, Stephen J.
name: Fornace, Kimberly M.
name: Drakeley, Chris
name: Ferguson, Heather M.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 59999 Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
subject: FOS: Earth and related environmental sciences
subject: Ecology
subject: FOS: Biological sciences
subject: Sociology
subject: FOS: Sociology
subject: 69999 Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
subject: Cancer

description: Additional file 4: Table S1. Summary of modeled coefficients for the nightly abundance of An. Balabacensis collected in each site in the longitudinal study from May to December 2015 (a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference). Table S2. Summary of modeled coefficients for the nightly abundance of An. flavirostris collected in the longitudinal study from May to December 2015 (a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference). Table S3. Summary of modeled coefficients for the hourly abundance of An. balabacensis collected in longitudinal study from May to December 2015 (a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference). Table S4. Summary of modeled coefficients for the hourly abundance of An. flavirostris collected in longitudinal study from May to December 2015 (a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference). Table S5. Summary of modeled coefficients for the nightly abundance of An. balabacensis collected in each trap (HLC – human landing catch, MBT – monkey-baited trap, HEN – human-baited electrocuting net, MEN – monkey-baited electrocuting net, a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference). Table S6. Summary of modeled coefficients for the nightly abundance of An. flavirostris collected in each trap (HLC – human landing catch, MBT – monkey-baited trap, HEN – human-baited electrocuting net, MEN – monkey-baited electrocuting net, a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference). Table S7. Summary of modeled coefficients for the nightly abundance of An. dispar collected in each trap (HLC – human landing catch, MBT – monkey-baited trap, HEN – human-baited electrocuting net, MEN – monkey-baited electrocuting net, a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference). Table S8. Summary of modeled coefficients for the nightly abundance of An. greeni collected in each trap (HLC – human landing catch, MBT – monkey-baited trap, HEN – human-baited electrocuting net, MEN – monkey-baited electrocuting net, a – statistical difference relative to zero, b – statistical difference relative to reference category, * – indicates statistically significant difference).