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Diversity of anopheline species and malaria transmission dynamics in high-altitude areas of western Cameroon
Background: Assessing vector bionomics and their role in transmission is crucial to improving vector control strategies. Several entomological studies have been conducted to describe malaria transmission in different eco-epidemiological settings in Cameroon; however, data gaps persist, particularly
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