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Mixed picture for changes in stable malaria distribution with future climate in Africa.
Our models indicate that in the next 30�40 years, the effects of climate change on stable falciparum malaria zones in Africa are probably complex and spatially heterogeneous, and that range contractions are more likely than expansions. Notably, we did not find evidence that the highlands are parti
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