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. 2020 Apr 8;3:1547. Originally published 2019 Sep 26. [Version 2] doi: 10.12688/gatesopenres.13061.2

PMC6801363.1; 2019 Sep 26
PMC6801363.2; 2020 Apr 8

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Figure 13. — Wolbachia infection rates in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes collected from Belvedere (BEL), Flying Fish Point (FFP), Innisfail East (IAE), Innisfail Estate (IES), Mundoo (MUN) and Wangan (WAN) ( A) and Innisfail (INN), Mourilyan (MOU) and South Johnstone (SJO) ( B) during release (triangles) and post-release (circles) monitoring periods ( Wolbachia infected adult releases were undertaken in BEL, FFP, IAE, IES, MUN, WAN, INN, MOU and SJO every week for 14–16 weeks between Mar–Jun 2017, Week number 1 corresponds to commencement of Wolbachia mosquito releases). In INN, MOU and SJO, wAlbB infected male-only Ae. aegypti mosquito releases were undertaken between weeks 41–66 in INN and SJO, and between weeks 39–66 in MOU. Shaded horizontal bars correspond to wAlbB male release period. Estimation of weekly wMel Wolbachia mosquito infection rates excluded wAlbB males from the calculation.