Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6372071 Mathematical Biosciences 2013 19 Pages PDF
Abstract
► A discrete space continuous-time model of mosquito dispersal is developed. ► Larval and host seeking stages have the most effect on mosquito population growth. ► Dispersal and spatial heterogeneity affect distribution and population dynamics. ► The distance moved by mosquitoes is dependent on the dispersal rate. ► Random distribution of spatial repellents reduces the distance moved by mosquitoes.
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