Shown below is the map that the article exhibits. The article does cite the methodology as similar to Kraemer, et al., including:
Kraemer, M. U., S. I. Hay, D. M. Pigott, D. L. Smith, G. R. Wint & N. Golding (2016) Progress and
challenges in infectious disease cartography. Trends Parasitol, 32, 19-29.
Kraemer, M. U., M. E. Sinka, K. A. Duda, A. Q. Mylne, F. M. Shearer, C. M. Barker, C. G. Moore, R.G. Carvalho, G. E. Coelho, W. Van Bortel, G. Hendrickx, F. Schaffner, I. R. Elyazar, H. J.
Teng, O. J. Brady, J. P. Messina, D. M. Pigott, T. W. Scott, D. L. Smith, G. R. Wint, N.
Golding & S. I. Hay (2015c) The global distribution of the arbovirus vectors Aedes aegypti and
Ae. albopictus. eLife, 4, e08347.
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