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43 Costs of alternative control methods were US$0.46 per capita for chemical vector control and US$2.25 for environmental vector control.

Such studies already exist in the fields of water and sanitation, environmental vector control and air pollution [ 34], as well as a larger number of economic studies on curative services.

In many countries, the most popular interventions implemented either separately or in combination include indoor residual spraying (IRS), promotion of effective use of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) and intermittent preventive/presumptive treatment during pregnancy (IPTp), as well as environmental vector control measures.

The introduction of beikost begins the weaning process and introduces environmental vectors stressing the maternal-infant dyad.

The degree of parallelism between two environmental vectors describes the strength of their correlation; for example, alkalinity and specific conductivity (SpC) are strongly correlated (r2 = 0.82).

Sites were plotted using linear combinations of the predictive variables and overlain with the environmental vectors (Fig. 2B).

Meanwhile, in the same biplots the cosine of the angle between environmental vectors approximated the correlation between environments with respect to the G×E interaction.

The strong concentration of variation on Axis 1 was evident when the sites were plotted as linear combinations of the predictive variables with the environmental vectors overlain (Fig. 2A).

We then estimated the correlation between the multivariate trait data and the environmental variables (Table 1) using the envfit function (also in the 'vegan' package), which fits environmental vectors onto the ordination and estimates the strength (R) and significance of the relationship with P-values based on 1000 random permutations of the data.

The triplot in Figure  7 shows some of the P/A regions linearly related with environmental PC: this analysis can be read as a classical CCA in which sites are sampled groups (A to H), objects are P/A regions, and environmental vectors are represented by PCs.

However, these species are not yet fully characterised in terms of their life history parameters or their responses to the prevailing environmental conditions; vector competence, host preference, biting habits and abundance of the different vector species are also largely unknown.