Additional file 1: Figure S1. of Transmission of Calicophoron daubneyi and Fasciola hepatica in Galicia (Spain): Temporal follow-up in the intermediate and definitive hosts

Probability of infection with the trematodes C. daubneyi (a, b) and F. hepatica (c, d) in the snail G. truncatula, in relation to snail size (a, c) and sampling month (b, d), estimated by the smoothing effect(s) in GAMs. Figure S2. Temporal variation in snail populations according to the centred smoothing effect(s) in the GAMs: total number (a), numbers harbouring C. daubneyi (b) and F. hepatica (c). Figure S3. Relationships between snail abundance and averaged daily mean air temperature (a), averaged daily mean relative humidity (b), mean daily global solar radiation (c) and accumulated rainfall (d). Figure S4. Relationships between the abundance of snails infected with C. daubneyi and averaged daily mean air temperature (a), averaged daily mean relative humidity (b), mean daily global solar radiation (c) and accumulated rainfall (d). Figure S5. Relationship between the abundance of snails infected with F. hepatica and averaged daily mean air temperature (a), averaged daily mean relative humidity (b), mean daily global solar radiation (c) and accumulated rainfall (d). Figure S6. Temporal variation in the mean number of eggs per gram of faeces (epg) according to the centred smooth effect(s) estimated by the GAMs. Figure S7. Monthly averaged values of daily mean air temperature (a) and daily global solar radiation (b), and monthly accumulated rainfall (c) recorded in the study area (Olas weather station) for the period July 2006 to June 2016. (PDF 1987 kb)