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Combining process-based and correlative models improves predictions of climate change effects on
Schistosoma mansoni
transmission in eastern Africa
Anna-Sofie Stensgaard
, Mark Booth, Grigory Nikulin, Nicky McCreesh
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Climate Change
100%
Eastern Africa
96%
Schistosoma mansoni
89%
Snails
88%
Ecosystem
63%
Schistosomiasis
34%
Statistical Models
32%
Temperature
31%
Vector Borne Diseases
20%
Biological Phenomena
13%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
Africa
53%
climate change
42%
snail
39%
prediction
35%
schistosomiasis
20%
habitat
17%
effect
16%
intermediate host
10%
temperature
8%
biological processes
7%
pathogen
6%
land use change
6%
environmental factor
5%
modeling
3%
distribution
2%
Social Sciences
climate change
61%
habitat
31%
land use
7%
environmental factors
6%
experience
2%