J. Delmont — Malaria and Seasonal Climate Variations in the Sudanic Savannah of West Africa. Malarial infection rates in the West African savannah follow the yearly hygrométrie cycle which reaches its peak during the rainy season when conditions for the reproduction of Anophèles mosquitoes are met. The variations are far more important than in forest areas where the hygrométrie index is more or less constant.
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