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Figure 1: The mosquito life-cycle  Source: (malaria.com)  .
Figure 2: The Malaria life cycle  Source: (Crutcher & Hoffman, 1996)  1.1.3.  Major factors for malaria occurrence
Table 2 reports that malaria cases in Chimoio between 2006 and 2014  amounted to 490,555
Table  3  presents  the summary  and  the mean  separation  of  malaria  cases  between  the  years
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