Weather-Based Prediction Models for the Prevalence of Dengue Vectors Aedes aegypti and Ae. albopictus

Table 1

Ovitrap positivity (OVI ± SE) and egg density (EDI ± SE) of Aedes aegypti and Ae. albopictus in three study sites.

Variable		Urban-BAN			Semiurban-GAL			Rural-BUL
		Total no. of eggs	OVI	EDI	Total no. of eggs	OVI	EDI	Total no. of eggs	OVI	EDI
Ae. aegypti	Indoor	270	15.67^a ± 3	1.1^e ± 0.3	18	1.2^a ± 0.7	0.43^f ± 0.2
	Outdoor	209	9.67^b ± 1	0.9^e ± 0.1
Ae. albopictus	Indoor	2885	33.83^d ± 5	12^g ± 9	3050	47^d ± 2	12^g ± 2	3851	38.67^d ± 2	12.3^g ± 8
	Outdoor	4126	34.67^d ± 4	17.2^g ± 11	3570	53.2^d ± 2	0.4^f ± 0.03	7310	60.00^e ± 3	18.43^g ± 2

Eggs were not present. BAN, Bandaranayakapura; GAL, Galgamuwa; BUL, Buluwala. Different letters indicated statistically significant difference between variables using the ANOVA test.