Volume 10, Number 4—April 2004
Research
Predicting Geographic Variation in Cutaneous Leishmaniasis, Colombia
Raymond J. King*
, Diarmid H. Campbell-Lendrum†, and Clive R. Davies†
, Diarmid H. Campbell-Lendrum†, and Clive R. Davies†
Table 1
Land-cover classification used in the analysis
| Identification no. | Land-cover class label |
|---|---|
| 1 |
Fragmented evergreen forest/grassland/savanna |
| 2 |
Tropical evergreen rainforest |
| 3 |
Montane evergreen rainforest |
| 4 |
Submontane evergreen rainforest |
| 5 |
Dry deciduous forest |
| 6 |
Subtropical moist deciduous forest |
| 7 |
Deciduous woodland |
| 8 |
Fragmented evergreen forest/cropland |
| 9 |
Deciduous forest/cropland—includes coffee |
| 10 |
Fragmented evergreen forest/cropland—includes coffee |
| 11 |
Cropland—includes coffee/woodland |
| 12 |
Cropland—includes coffee/savanna/grassland |
| 13 |
Cropland |
| 14 |
Cropland/savanna/grassland/pasture |
| 15 |
Cropland/ woodland |
| 16 |
Fragmented montane forest/cropland |
| 17 |
Grassland/savanna/woodland |
| 18 |
Semiarid deciduous shrub |
| 19 |
Semiarid thorn shrub/grassland/cropland |
| 20 |
Flooded grassland |
| 21 |
Flooded grassland/fragmented forest |
| 22 |
Flooded evergreen broadleaf forest |
| 23 |
Andean tundra/shrubland |
| 24 |
Sparsely vegetated |
| 25 | Wooded wetland |
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