Figure 5.

R₀ (first row: (A–C)), number of infected dogs at equilibrium (second row: (D–F)), and rabies prevalence (third row: (G–I)) calculated for three different initial total population size: 1,000 (first column: (A,D,G)); 2,000 (second column: (B,E,H)); and 5,000 (third column: (C,F,I)). The corners of each triangle represent when populations contain only dogs of one type (as labeled). The edges represent when populations contain two dog types. The center of the triangle represents when the three dog types each make up an equal percentage of the population (totaling 100%).