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Climate-driven expansion of climatic suitability for Phlebotomus mascittii at its northern distribution margin in Western Europe under future socioeconomic scenarios.
Climate change is expected to drive the northward expansion of phlebotomine sand flies in Europe, increasing the potential for transmission of vector-borne pathogens such as Leishmania infantum. This study assessed the historical baseline and future climatic suitability for Phlebotomus mascittii, th
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