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[The malariological zoning of the Guyana portion of the nosogeographical range of malaria based on cluster analysis].

Cluster analysis of malaria incidence in Guyana revealed a relationship between population migration intensity and increased rate of P falciparum infection. Such a relationship was not detected for P. vivax malaria. Seasonal differences in malaria incidence are explained by changes in vector ratio. Malariogenic stratification helped clear out the role of three main malaria vectors in different regions of Guyana.