Fig. 3: Seasonal and microclimatic temperature-dependent differences in the model-derived EIP and HMTP predicted for the Cascades region of Burkina Faso.
From: Modelling the effects of diurnal temperature variation on malaria infection dynamics in mosquitoes

A Hourly changes in temperature for Tiefora, Burkina Faso. Outdoor refers to the hourly temperature logger values outside a single house. Indoor refers to the hourly temperature averaged from temperature loggers placed in six houses. The dashed lines show the mean monthly temperatures. B The expected EIP for each day. For the DTR-dependent model the solid lines show the EIP50. C The expected HMTP for each day. For (B, C) the dashed line shows the predicted values corresponding the the thermal performance curves at the mean monthly temperatures (DTR-independent model), and the solid line shows the predicted values using the DTR-dependent model (Table 1: model 4), which accounts for hourly temperature changes and differences in the time of mosquito infection. For the DTR-dependent model, daily estimates were calculated as the expected values given differences in the proportions of mosquitoes biting (and being infected) at different times calculated using data from43. Temperature, EIP and HMTP values are from the year 2020.