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![1918 b.—Studies on the screw worm fiy, Chrysomyia macellaria Fabricius in Panama <J. Parasitol, v. 4 (3), Mar., pp. 111-121. [W2.] 1918 c—The tick as a possible agent in the collocation of the eggs of Dermatobdia hominis <J. Parasitol., v. 4 (4), June, pp. 154-158. [Issued Sept. 14] [W2.] 1919 a.—Studies on the screw-worm fly, Chrysomyia macellaria in Panama <Proc. Med. Ass. Isthmian Canal Zone, v. 10 (2), July-Dec. 1917, pp. 33-66. Pw] 1921 a.—Studies on the Iguana _ tick, A Amblyomma dissimile, in Panama <Proe. Med. Ass. Isthmian Canal Zone, v. 11 (2), July—Dec., 1918, pp. 7-18. [W™.} 1921 b—The tick as a possible agent in the collocation of the eggs of Dermatobia hominis <Proc. Med. Ass. Isthmian Canal Zone, v. 11 (1), Jan.—June, 1918, pp. 21-25. [W™.] 1922 a.—Delousing American troops at Bordeaux, France, prior to their em- barkation for the United States <Mil. Surgeon, v. 51 (5), Nov., pp. 546-559. [Ww™.] 1923 a—Bathing and delousing American troops at Brest, France, prior to their embarkation for the United States <Mil. Surgeon, v. 52 (8), Mar., pp. 802-308. [Ww2, W™.] 1923 b.—Fleas of Panama, their hosts, and their importance <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 3 (4), July, pp. 335-344. [Wa.] 1923 c.—Observations on the use of a steam jet for delousing railway coaches <Mil. Surgeon, v. 53 (1), July, pp. 42— 44, [W2.] 1923 d.—The ticks of Panama, their hosts, and the diseases they transmit [Spanish summary] <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 3 (2), Mar., pp. 91-103. [W?.] 1923 e—The tropical bedbug in relation to the transmission of relapsing fever in Panama <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 8 (4), July, pp. 345-850. [W2.] 1924 a.—Life history of the tropical bed- bug, Oimewr rotundatus, in Panama <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 4 (1), Jan., pp. 77-83. ve. 1927 a.—Notes on two species of South American ticks, Ornithodoros talaje Guerin-Mene., and Ornithodoros venezu- elensis Brumpt <J. Parasitol., v. 13 (3), Mar., pp. 177-182. [W2.] 1927 b.— Studies on the South American tick, Ornithedoros venezuelensis Brumpt, in Colombia. Its prevalence, distribu- tion, and importance as an intermediate host of relapsing fever <J. Parasitol., v. 13 (4), June, pp. 249-255. [W2.] 1928 a.—Studies on the screw worm fly, Compsomyia macellaria in Panama <Vet. Bull. _[Mimeographed suppl. to Army Med. Bull.], v. 22 (5), Nov., pp. 179-— 188. [W2.] 1929 a.—Notes on some insects and other arthropods affecting man and animals in Colombia <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 9 (6), Nov., pp. 4938-508. [Wa] 1930 a.—Rearing the larvae of Dermatobia hominis Linn., in man <Psyche, v. 37 (4), Dec., pp. 827-342, illus. [ W2.] 1931 a.—Notes on the tick, Ornithodoros talaje (Guer.), infesting a house in the Canal zone <Psyche, v. 38 (4), Dec., pp. 170-174. [W2.] 1931 b.—A simple method for collecting adult filarial parasites from muscle tissues of monkeys <J, Parasitol., v. 18 (2), Dec., pp. 117—122..« [Wa 1932 a.—An effective method for collect- ing ecto-parasites from live animals and birds <Psyche, v. 39 (1-2), Mar.—June, pp. 26-29. [Wa.] 1932 b-—fHxperiments in the transmission of Trypanosoma hippicum Darling with the vampire bat, Desmodus rotundus murinus Wagner, as a vector in Panama <J. Prevent. Med., Baltimore, v. 6 (5), Sept., pp. 415-424. [Wa.] 1932 c.—Susceptibility of bats to infection with the horse trypanosome, Trypano- soma hippicum Darling, in Panama <J. Prevent. Med., Baltimore, v. 6 (3), May, pp. 155-160. [Wa2.] 1933 a.-—A natural infection of Trypano- soma cruzi Chagas found in Rhodnius pailescens Barber in Panama <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 18 (5), Sept., pp, 471-— 473. [Wa.] 1933 b..—Observations on the host selection of Ornithodorus talaje Guern. in Panama <Am. J. Trop. Med. v. 18 (5), Sept., pp. 475-483. [W2.] : 1933 c.—Two new species of ticks from Panama (Amblyomma tapirellum and A. pecarium) <Parasitology, v. 25 (3), July, pp. 353-858, figs. 1-4. [Issued 1 July] [Wa] 1934 Le ete to transmit Trypano- soma crue Chagas with ticks of the genus Ornithodoros <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 14 (3), May, pp. 288-289. [Wa.] 1934 b.—Hntomological investigations in the Chirikui region of Panama <(Psyche, v. 41 (3), Sept., pp. 166-188. [ W2. } 1934 c.—Notes on the occurrence of Gigan- torhynchus echinodiscus Diesing in the anteater of Panama <J. Parasitol., v. 20 (4), June, pp. 227-229. [wa.] 1934 d.—Notes on the reduviid bug, Hra- tyrus cuspidatus Stal., naturally infected with Trypanosoma cruzi Chagas found in Panama <Am. J. Trop. Med., vy. 14 (3), May, pp. 291-292. [Wa] 1934 e.—Prevalence and importance of the tropical warble fly, Dermatobia hominis Linn., in Panama <J. Parasitol., v. 20 (4), June, pp. 219-226. [Wa.] 1934 f.—Ticks from tapirs of Panama <J. Parasitol, v. 20 (5), Sept., p. 312. [W?.] BERT CHARLES. 1933 a.—Notes on relapsing fever in Pan- ama with special reference to animal hosts <Am. J. Trop. Med., v. 13 (2), Mar., pp. 201-209. [W:2.] ROBINSON, 1923 a.—Fleas found on wild animals in the Bitterroot Valley, Mont. <Pub. Health Rep., U. S. Pub. Health Sery., ee (47), Noy. 23, pp. 2763-2775, a [1893-— ] See Pappen- heimer, Alwin Max; Dunn, Leslie Ce and Cone, Vernon. {[1898— [1928 ? aj.—Animals that live in man <Pop. Se. Talks (1927-28), v. 6, pp. 225-2438, port., figs. 1-8. [Wa.] {House Surg., Mary- borough Hosp. ] 1861 a.—Four cases of hydatids <Austral. Med. J. (24) v. 6, Oct., pp. 291-294. [W™,} 1863 a.—Hydatids of the lung extending into the liver <Austral. Med. J. (29),](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b32181553_0001_1169.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
