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VBORNET maps - Sandflies 

Plebotomine sandflies - distribution map

The map shows the current known distribution of the vector species at ‘regional’ administrative level (NUTS3); it is based on published historical data and confirmed data provided by experts from the respective countries as part of the VBORNET project.

The following colour codes are used:

Dark red Indigenous: the species is known to be present for more than 5 years
Red Recently present:  the species was observed at least in one municipality during the last 5 years counting back from the ‘distribution status date’
Green Absent : surveys and studies on mosquitoes were conducted during the last 5 years and no specimen of the species was reported
Medium grey No data: no data over the last 5 years is available to local experts
Light grey

Unknown: no information is available on the existence of studies on phlebotomine fauna

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