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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Mar 13.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Entomol. 2006 Nov;43(6):1134–1141. doi: 10.1603/0022-2585(2006)43[1134:hsomav]2.0.co;2

Table 4.

Significant (P ≤ 0.05) contributions to forward stepwise multiple regressions of Aedes spp. and Culex spp. abundance with compound habitat categories by county

County Factor Slope R2a P Factor Slope R2 P
Ae. aegypti Ae. albopictus
Miami-Dade Building + 0.480 0.004 Ground vegetation + 0.374 0.015
Bare 0.675 0.020
Canopy 0.807 0.019
Palm Beach Building + 0.568 0.002 Building 0.567 0.002
Mixed vegetation 0.730 0.026 Unpaved road + 0.691 0.047
Paved road 0.771 0.047
Bare + 0.832 0.049
Manatee Open building 0.330 0.025 Unpaved lot 0.407 0.011
Unpaved road 0.546 0.034 Building 0.681 0.008
Mixed vegetation 0.807 0.003
All Building + 0.395 0.001 Building 0.317 0.001
Bare 0.454 0.041 Ground vegetation + 0.405 0.018
Canopy 0.512 0.046 Bare + 0.482 0.019
Open building 0.530 0.050
Cx. nigripalpus Cx. quinquefasciatus
Miami-Dade Paved lot 0.412 0.001
Mixed vegetation 0.625 0.023
Bare 0.721 0.024
Pond + 0.820 0.030
Unpaved road 0.905 0.044
Building + 0.978 0.049
Palm Beach Ground vegetation 0.501 0.005 Mixed vegetation 0.560 0.003
Paved lot 0.661 0.043
Mixed vegetation 0.873 0.001
Paved road + 0.959 0.003
Water + 0.984 0.012
Open building + 0.993 0.041
Manatee Building + 0.269 0.048 Paved lot + 0.121 0.020
Unpaved road + 0.593 0.009 Bare + 0.249 0.012
Pond + 0.843 0.002
All Paved road + 0.412 0.010 Paved lot + 0.119 0.022
Bare + 0.240 0.013

Variables to include in the model were determined by significant F statistics and significant t-tests for standardized regression coefficients.

a

Cumulative R2.