Volume 1

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology.

Date:
1932-
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    1913 k—Some trypanosomes recovered from wild game in western Uganda <Rep. Sleep. Sick. Com. Roy. Soc. pp. 37-59, 1 foid. map, pis. 1-4. 1913 1.—A trypanosome from British Hast Africa showing posterior-nuclear forms ... (With a note on its developmental stages in Glossina palpalis by Muriel Robertson) <Rep. Sleep. Sick. Com. Roy. Soe. (13), pp. 67-89, figs. 1-19. [W2.] 1914 a—wWild game as a reservoir for human trypanosomes, An analysis of the availabie evidence from the northern Shores of Lake Victoria Nyanza < Brit. Med. J. (2771), v. 1, Feb. 7, pp. 289— 292. [W2.] 1914 b.—Idem <Vet. J. (467), v. 70, May, pp. 226-239. [W4.] 1914 c—Idem [Extract] <J. Trop. Med. io nee v. 17 (6), Mar. 16, pp. 89-90. Wa 1914 d.— Wild game as a trypanosome res- ervoir in the Uganda Protectorate; With some criticisms on the current methods of diagnosing these Protozoa <Arch. Protistenk., v. 82 (3), 6 Jan., pp. 393— 406. [W2.] 1915 a-—The wild game and human try- panosomiasis; with some remarks on the nomenclature of certain pan-African trypanosomes <J. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 18 (2), Jan. 15, pp. 138-16. [W2.] 1916 a—Trypanosomiasis in Northern Uganda <J. Hyg., Cambridge [Eng.], v. 15 (8), Sept., pp. 372-387, 1 map. [Issued Oct. 9] [W2.] 1919 a.—Tsetse flies and trypanosomiasis. Some questions suggested by the later history of the sleeping sickness epidemic in Uganda Protectorate < Parasitology, v. 11 (38-4), Oct., pp. 415-429. [Issued Oct. 31] [W®.] 1921 a—On the zoological status of the polymorphic mammalian trypanosomes of Africa and their relation to man <Para- sitology, v. 138 (4), Nov., pp. 352-397, 1 fig, [W23.] 1923 a.—Further inquiries into the zoologi- cal status of the polymorphic mammalian trypanosomes of Africa, and the means by which they are spread in nature < Parasitology, v. 15 (8), Sept., pp. 258- 295. [Issued 20 Sept.] [W2.] 1923 b.—An inquiry into an outbreak of human trypanosomiasis in a Glossina morsitans belt to the east of Mwanza, Tanganyika Territory <Proc. Roy. Soc., London (660), s. B. v. 94, Jan. 4, pp. 250-265, 1 map. [W2.] 1923 c.—The transmission of 7. congolense by Glossina palpalis <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 17 (4), Dee. 21, pp. 511-530. [W2, W™.] 1924 a.—Further observations on the ef- fects of direct transmission on trypan- osomes <Parasitology, v. 16 (8), July, pp. 251—254. [W2.] 1924 b.—Polymorphic trypanosomes of the T’.. brucei group recovered frojm the Mwanza sleeping sickness area <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 18 (4), Dec, 80, pp. 415-435. [Wa.] 1925 a—Annual report on the Bacte- riological department for the year ended 31st December, 1924. [Uganda Protec- torate]. 11 pp. Entebbe. [W2,] 1926 a—A discussion of Trypanosoma rhodesiense <Parasitology, v. 18 (1), 22 Jan., pp. 67-73. [W2.] , (14) [We.] 1928 a.—Immunological studies of Try. panosoma gambiense and T. rhodesiense <Parasitology, v. 20 (4), Dee. 12, 11) 427-447, [Wa] 1928 b.—On the effect on the longevity of _ G. palpalis of trypanosome infections — <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 22 (1), June 12, pp. 25-82. [W2.] goat [Letter to editor dated 27 Mar. ] <Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 22 (1), 30 June, p. 96. [W2.] 1928 d.—Studies on the bionomics of the — polymorphic trypanosomes of man and ruminants <Final Rep. League of Na- tions Internat. Com. Hum. Trypano- — Somiasis, Mar., pp. [21]—116, fig. 1, 27 pls., figs. la—4, 1 map. [We»,] } 1828 e.—Idem [Abstract with critical com. — ment by W. Yorke] <Trop. Dis. Bull, vy. 25 (10), Oct., pp. 759-768. [ W2.] 1930 a.—-The discovery of T. rhodesiense in man in the Uganda protectorate <Tr, Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 24am (2), 8 Aug., pp. 201-218, 1 map. [ W8,] 1930 b.—F actors influencing trypanosome infection rate in tsetse flies [Correspond- — ence]] <Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and ~ re V., 24»-(1); 30 June, .—pp./125-197 ‘ 1980 c.—On the occurrence in man of strains of 7. gambiense non-transmissible cyclically by G. palpatis <Parasitology, v. 22 (4), Oct., pp. 490-504. [Issued — 22 Nov.] [W2.] Q 1830 d.—On the susceptibility of the two _ sexes of G. palpalis to infection with ZT. gambiense and T. rhodesiense <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 24 (1), Apr. 7, pp. 95-96. [W2.] 4 1931 a—Trypanosoma gambiense in 4 monkeys and ruminants; prolonged in- — fection, immunity and _ superinfection <Parasitology, v. 23 (3), 16 July, pp. 325-345. [Wa] 1932 a—The polymorphic trypanosomes — of Damba Island, Victoria Nyanza. I. Their ability to-infect man <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 26 (2), July 14, pp. 191-206. [Ww2.] ; 1932 b.—The polymorphic trypanosomes of Damba Island, Victoria Nyanza. II. ~ Their transmissibility by G. palpatis <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 26 (4), Dec. 16, pp. 597-601. [Wa] 1983 a.—The domestic fowl of Uganda as a host for trypanosomes of the brucei group <Parasitology, v. 25 (2), Apr. 14, pp. | 171-191; corrigendum (4), Dec. 7, p. — 546. [W2.] ‘ 1933 b.—Infection rate of Glossina and temperature [Letter to editor] <Tr. Roy. Soc, Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 26 (5), 23mm Mar., p. 481. [See also Taylor, A. W., © 1932 a; and Lloyd. Ll., 1983 a.}] [W.]_ 19383 c.—Relative susceptibility of the sexes © of Glossina to infection with trypano- — somes <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., © v. 27 (2), July 7, pp. 855-356. [Ww] 1933 d.—Studies on the factors that may _ influence the transmission of the poly- — morphic trypanosomes by tsetse. I. A © review of existing knowledge on this Subject, with some general observations — <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 27 7 (1), Apr. 10, pp. 98-118. [W2:.] ’ 1933 e.—Studies on the factors that may ~ influence the transmission of the poly- morphic trypanosomes by tsetse. II. On the transmitting power of different races of Glossina <Ann. Trop. Med. and Para- pane Vi 27-(1) Apr10) pp. 119-128 a