Volume 13

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology.

Date:
1932-
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    WOLFGANG, Ropert WILLIAM—Continued. 1956 c.—Helminth parasites of reptiles, birds, and mammals in Egypt. II. Catenotaenia aegyptica sp. nov. from myomorph rodents, with additional notes on the genus <Canad. oe v, 34 (1), Feb., pp. 6-20, illus., pls. a WOLFGANG, RoBERT WILLIAM; and POooLE, JOHN 1956 a.—Distribution of Echinococcus disease in northwestern Canada [Abstract of report read Boston, Nov. 2-5, 1955] <Am. J, Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 5 (2), Mar., pp. 384-385. LW.) 1956 b.—Distribution of Echinococcus disease in northwestern Canada <Am, J. Trop. we Hyg., Ny 5 (5), Sept., pp, 869-871. a WoLowsKA, J. See Iwanezuk, Irena; Wotowska, J.; and Sobkowicz, H. WoLthe S. S.. See Overman, A. J.; and Woltz, WOMERSLEY, HERBERT. 1954 f.—Another new _ species of Boydaia (Speleognathidae: Acarina) from Australia <Tr. Roy. Soe. South Australia, vy. 77, July, pp. 65-66, illus. [W4.] 1956 a—On some new Acarina-Mesostigmata from Australia, New Zealand and New Guinea <J. Linn. Soc., London, Zool. (288), v. 42, Feb. 1, pp. 505-599, illus., pl. [W4.] Wone, Lois W. [See also Wagner, Edward D.; and Wong, Lois W.] Wona, Lois W.; and WAGNER, Epwarp D. 1956 a.—Some effects of ultraviolet radiation on Oncomelania nosophora and Oncomelania quadrasi, snail intermediate hosts of Schisto- soma japonicum <Tr. Am. Mier., Soe., v. 75 (2), Apr., pp. 204-210, illus., pl. [W*.] 1956 b.—Studies on reproduction and growth of Oncomeiania nosopiora and Oncomelania quadrasi, intermediate hosts of Schistosoma japonicum [Program and Abstr. 31. Ann. Meet. Am. Sec. Parasitol., Storrs, Connecti- cut, Aug. 26-29] <J. Parasitol., v. 42 (4), Sect. 2, Aug., Suppl., p. 27. [W4.] Woop, E. M.; and YASUTAKE, W. T. 1956 a.—Tissue damage in salmonids caused by Halisidota argentata Packard <J. Parasitol., v. 42 (5), Oct., pp, 544-546, pl. [W4.] Woop, RaymMonp A. [Pan American Goll., Edin- burg, Texas] 1956 a.—Monogenetic trematodes of the Gulf of Mexico [Title only] [Program and Abstr. 81. Ann. Meet. Am. Soc. Parasitol., Storrs, Connecticut, Aug. 26-29] <J. Parasitol., v. 42 (4), Sect. 2, Aug., Suppl., p. 30. [W4.] Woop, RAYyMonpD A.; and MIZELLE, JOHN DAryY. 1957 a.—Studies on monogenetic trematodes. XXI. North American Gyrodactylinae, Dac- tylogyrinae and a new host record for Uro- cleidus dispar (Mueller, 1986) <Am. Midland wo v. 57 (1), Jan., pp. 183-202, pls. a Woop, SHHRWIN FRANCIS. 1950 b.—The distribution of California insect vectors harboring Trypanosoma cruzi Chagas <Bull. South. Calif. Acad. Sc., v. 49 (3), Sept.-Dec., pp. 98-100. [W4#.] 1951 d.—Bug annoyance in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California <Bull. South. Calif. Acad, Se., v. 50 (2), pp. 106-112. [W2.] 1951 e.—The fragility factor for Trypanosoma cruzi in experimental Chagas’ disease <Bull. South, Calif. Acad. Sce., v. (3), Sept.- Dec., pp. 164-165. [W*.] 1954 b.—Additional bug (Hemiptera, Redu- viidae) annoyance and Trypanosoma cruzi in Southwestern National Monument <Bull. South. Calif. Acad. Se., v. 53 (1), Jan.- Apr., pp. 52-56. [W2.] Woop, SHERWIN FRANCIS—Continued. 1956 a.—Sylvatic Trypanosoma cruzi in Tria- toma from Southern Utah <Bull. South. Calif. Acad. Sc., v. 55 (3), Sept.-Dec., p. 180. [W8.] WoopARD, GzoRGE T. See Claborn, H. V.; Rade- leff, Rudolph Durham; Beckman, H. F,; and Woodard, George T.; and Radeleff, Rudolph Durham; and Woodard, George T. WoopMAN, HuGH Mason. [M.D., South Kinan- gop, Nawasha, Kenya] 1955 a.—African filariasis <Central African J. Med., v. 1 (6), Nov., pp. 289-294. [W™.] WOODROFFE, G. E. 1956 a.—Some insects and mites associated with bat-roosts, with a discussion of the feeding habits of the cheyletids (Acarina) <Entom, Month. Mag. (1104) v. 92, 4..s., (197) v. 17, May, pp. 138-141. [W*.] Wooprurr, A, W. [Prof.] 1956 a.—[Patients with onchocerciasis to show improvement effected by banocide] <Tr. Roy. Soe. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 50 (5), Sept., p. 482. [W3.] Wooprurr, A. W.; BELL, S,; and SCHOFIELD, F. D. 1956 a.—Symposium on the treatment of hu- man amoebiasis. II. The treatment of intes- tinal amoebiasis with emetine bismuth iodide, glaucarubin, dichloroacet-hydroxy-methylani- lide, camoform and various antibiotics <Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 50 (2), Mar., pp. 114-127; discussion, pp. 127-138. [W2.] Woops, ALAN C. See Jacobs, Leon; Naquin, Howard; Hoover, Richard; and Woods, Alan Cc Woops, R. W. See Alves, William D.; Woods, R. W.; and Gelfand, Michael. WooLFE, GERALD. [See also Bristow, N. W.; Ox- ley, P.; Williams, G. A. H.; and Woolfe, Gerald. | 1956 a.—Trypanocidal action of phenanthri- dine compounds: Further 2:7-diamino phe- nanthridinium compounds <Brit. J. Phar- macol., v. 11 (3), Sept., pp. 334-388. [W®.] WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION. 1955 a.—Control of insect vectors in interna- tional air traffic. A survey of existing legis- lation. 59 pp. Geneva. [W2.] 1956 a.—Specifications for pesticides, insecti- cides, rodenticides, molluscicides, and spray- ing and dusting apparatus. 400 pp., illus. Geneva. [W2.] WorsLey, R. R. LE G. [Dr., Biochem., East African Vet. Research Org.] 1956 a.—Cattle dipping and spraying in Hast Africa <African World, Apr., pp. 21-22. [W?.] WRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER A.; and SMITHERS, S. R. 1956 a.—A new echinostome trematode, Pamez- leenia gambiensis gen. et sp. nov. from the intestine of a colubrid snake in West Africa <J. Helminth., v. 30 (2-3), pp. 113-118, illus. [W#.] WRIGHT, Harry T. (jr.). [M.D.] 1956 a.—Toxoplasmosis. A review of the litera- ture with emphasis on diagnosis and man- agement of the congenital type <J. Bowman Gray School Med., v. 14 (5), Dec., pp. T7- 83. [W™.] WRIGHT, J. W.; and Brown, A. W. A. 1957 a.—Survey of possible insecticide resist- ance in body lice [French summary] <Bull. ined Health Organ., v. 16 (1), pp. 9-31. a] WRIGHT, ROBERT ALLAN. 1956 a.—Surgical removal of heartworms in a dog <Southeast. Vet., v. 7 (4), Summer, pp. 158-160. [W®8.] WRIGHT, WILLARD HuLi. See Shimkin, Michael Boris; Mustacchi, Piero O.; Cram, Eloise Blaine; and Wright, Willard Hull.