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We further acknowledge Mark Whale for proof reading the manuscript.
The authors further acknowledge Wilfried Bos and the anonymous reviewers for the attention and expertise they generously shared to support the production of this paper.
We further acknowledge the valuable support of the Department of Arid Lands Tharaka sub-county and the receptive people of Tharaka who participated in the survey, without which this study would not have been possible.
nI should further acknowledge that the definition of le in 26 has yet another simplification, which, however, does not affect the main, temporal shifting idea pursued in this paper.
We further acknowledge Prof. Steve Davies and Dr. Angela Russell (Chemistry Research Laboratories, Oxford University) who performed the initial pilot compound screens.
We further acknowledge the excellent technical support of C. Dormann, N. Pfeiffer, M. Vogt, and C. Brandwein.
The authors further acknowledge two anonymous reviewers, whose comments on the initial draft greatly improved the manuscript.
