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Med. and Parasitol., v. 20 (4), eee 17, pp. 3855-364, pls. 28-29. 1926 e—The transmission of cutaneous leishmaniasis to man from artificially infected Phlebotomus papatasii [Letter dated Oct. 15] <Nature, London (2976), -v. 118, Nov. 18,}-ps 1 692. [W2.] 1927 a.—The behaviour of cultures of Leishmania sp. in Phlebotomus papa- tasti [Letter dated Feb. 14] <Ibidem (2998), v. 119, Apr. 16, p. 565. [W2.] 1927 b.—The behaviour of cultures of Leishmania sp. in Phiebotomus papa- tasii <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., ve 21 (2), July (22, pu. ola-164, gs. 1-3, pls. 138-14. ‘[W2.] 1927 ¢e—The behaviour of cultures of Leishmania tropica, L, infantum, and L. braziliense in the sandfly, Phle- botomus papatasii [Letter dated Noy. 16, 1926] <Nature, London (2984), v. 119, Jan. 8, pp. 48-49. [W3.] ADLER, SAUL; and THEODOR, OsKAR-—Cont. 1927 d.—The transmission of Leishmania tropica from artificially infected sand- flies to man <Ann. 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