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Higher abundance of the vector Aedes aegypti in rural areas than in urban areas in Managua, Nicaragua.
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Background: Methods: Entomological surveys were conducted in 500 randomly selected households (250 rural, 250 urban) during the rainy and dry seasons of 2022 and 2023. Immature mosquitoes were collected from water-holding containers, and adult mosquitoes were sampled using aspirators. Entomological indices, including Results: All entomological indices were significantly higher in rural communities than in urban areas across both years and seasons. Rural households had greater mosquito densities, with pupal productivity concentrated in large water storage containers. Adult mosquito collections confirmed a greater Discussion: Contrary to the conventional view of Conclusion: Rural areas play a crucial role in sustaining
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