Fig. 3.

The Pareto analysis and fractions by site for super-spreaders or super-spreading for all (HBR) or sporozoite-positive (EIR) anopheline mosquitoes. The data are sorted naturally (for super-spreading) or by the biting weight (for super-spreaders). The point where the CDF crosses the line 1−X is the Pareto fraction. The gray lines in the background show the analysis for each month. The colored line shows the CDF for all the data for each site. For emphasis, the Pareto fraction for each month was also plotted in color. Note that for some months, super-spreaders have a Pareto fraction that is less than 50-50; the houses that tend to get the most bites need not account for half the bites in any particular month. The analyses are shown for Tororo (a–d); Kanungu (e–h); and Jinja (i–l) for super-spreading (a, c, e, g, i, k) and for super-spreaders (b, d, f, h, j, l); for all anophelines (a, b, e, f, i, j), and for sporozoite-positive anophelines (c, d, g, h, k, l)