Response variable
|
Explanatory variable
|
Fixed effect
|
Random effect (standard deviation of the random-effect intercepts)
|
AICc
|
∆AICc
|
Weight
|
---|
Intercept
|
Slope
|
Month
|
Year
|
---|
Mean Anopheles cruzii abundance per human/hour
|
Forest cover 1 km
|
− 1.935 (0.507)
|
5.508 (0.244)
|
1.040
|
0.777
|
1391.5
|
0
|
0.961
|
Total edge 500 m
|
7.786 (0.583)
|
− 0.899 (0.046)
|
1.182
|
0.879
|
1398.1
|
6.6
|
0.036
|
Anthropogenic use 1 km
|
3.487 (0.465)
|
− 5.225 (0.232)
|
1.037
|
0.785
|
1403.2
|
11.7
|
0.003
|
Anthropogenic use 500 m
|
3.395 (0.433)
|
− 3.774 (0.173)
|
1.022
|
0.699
|
1465.3
|
73.8
|
< 0.001
|
Forest cover 500 m
|
− 0.379 (0.457)
|
3.775 (0173)
|
1.022
|
0.700
|
1465.4
|
73.9
|
< 0.001
|
Total edge 1 km
|
5.695 (0.499)
|
− 0.139 (0.007)
|
0.995
|
0.847
|
1599.9
|
208.5
|
< 0.001
|
Forest fragments 500 m
|
3.589 (0.486)
|
− 0.302 (0.016)
|
0.994
|
0.866
|
1627.9
|
236.4
|
< 0.001
|
Forest fragments 1 km
|
3.326 (0.482)
|
− 0.101 (0.006)
|
0.979
|
0.863
|
1749.2
|
357.8
|
< 0.001
|
Null model
|
2.645 (0.497)
|
–
|
1.002
|
0.898
|
2055.2
|
663.7
|
< 0.001
|
Proportion of Anopheles cruzii at ground level
|
Total edge 500 m
|
− 6.618 (1.429)
|
0.795 (0.142)
|
2.287
|
2.050
|
325.1
|
0
|
0.886
|
Forest cover 1 km
|
2.552 (1.389)
|
− 5.371 (1.045)
|
2.322
|
1.873
|
331.0
|
5.9
|
0.047
|
Anthropogenic use 500 m
|
− 2.651 (1.138)
|
3.710 (0.740)
|
2.308
|
1.985
|
332.4
|
7.3
|
0.024
|
Forest cover 500 m
|
1.057 (1.269)
|
− 3.709 (0.741)
|
2.308
|
1.984
|
332.4
|
7.3
|
0.023
|
Anthropogenic use 1 km
|
− 2.721 (1.102)
|
5.033 (1.008)
|
2.321
|
1.866
|
332.7
|
7.6
|
0.020
|
Total edge 1 km
|
− 4.412 (1.242)
|
0.115 (0.029)
|
2.266
|
1.801
|
343.6
|
18.5
|
< 0.001
|
Forest fragments 500 m
|
− 2.398 (1.069)
|
0.161 (0.073)
|
2.236
|
1.794
|
354.1
|
28.9
|
< 0.001
|
Null model
|
− 1.940 (1.037)
|
–
|
2.173
|
1.795
|
356.6
|
31.5
|
< 0.001
|
Forest fragments 1 km
|
− 2.139 (1.053)
|
0.034 (0.028)
|
2.200
|
1.787
|
357.4
|
32.3
|
< 0.001
|
- The values of the models with the best fit are shown in italics
- Landscape variables were measured for 500 m and 1 km buffers around the collection point. For each model the intercept and slope for the fixed effect, the standard deviation of the random-effect intercepts, the Akaike information criterion for small samples (AICc and ΔAICc) and Akaike weight are shown. The standard error of estimates is shown in brackets