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. 2020 Oct 27;24(14):4546–4555. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020004267

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Spatial analysis of Mediterranean diet adherence by region of residence and level of urbanicity. (a) High adherence to the Mediterranean diet (%). Inline graphic, 39; Inline graphic, 37; Inline graphic, 33; Inline graphic, 26; Inline graphic, Non-government controlled areas. (b) Moderate adherence to the Mediterranean diet (%). Inline graphic, 39; Inline graphic, 38; Inline graphic, 35; Inline graphic, 34; Inline graphic, 27; Inline graphic, Non-government controlled areas. (c) Low adherence to the Mediterranean diet (%). Inline graphic, 36; Inline graphic, 34; Inline graphic, 32; Inline graphic, 29; Inline graphic, 28; Inline graphic, Non-government controlled areas. (d) Adherence to the Mediterranean diet in urban and rural areas (%). Inline graphic, High; Inline graphic, moderate; Inline graphic, low