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Malaria maps, then and now

Malaria maps, then and now

I’m not sure what this teaches, but I like it.

This 2004 map shows which parts of the world are most “malaria-friendly” as a matter of climate and topography: Continue reading “Malaria maps, then and now”

Author DavidPosted on March 23, 2014March 23, 2014Tags InfographicsLeave a comment on Malaria maps, then and now

Bead curtain

Look at the image below—but don’t touch it. It’s a graph. Can you tell what it is? Give up? Mouse over or tap a circle to learn more.

Bead curtain

Look at this image—but don’t touch it. It’s a graph. Can you tell what it is?

Give up? Mouse over or tap a circle to learn more.
Continue reading “Bead curtain”

Author DavidPosted on January 23, 2014March 17, 2014Tags Infographics1 Comment on Bead curtain

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