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INDEX 



Yellow fever, mosquito role, demonstration 

 by United States Army Commission, 243- 

 245 



Yellow fever, mosquito role. Dr. A. C. Smith's 

 experiment, 242 



Yellow fever, mosquito role, Finlay's work, 

 242 



Yellow fever, mosquito role, work in Brazil 

 by Sao Paulo and French Commissions, 

 245-252 



Yellow fever, mosquito role, work in Cuba 

 by Guiteras and John W. Ross, 245 



Yellow fever, name in Aztec, 295 



Yellow fever, names used in Spanish Amer- 

 ica, 296 



Yellow fever, New Orleans epidemic of 1905, 

 253-255 



Yellow fever on shipboard, 348-349, 350-352 



Yellow fever on upper Amazon, source, 348 



Yellow fever, original endemic foci, 294-298 



Yellow-fever outbreaks in north, explanation, 

 345-347 



Yellow fever produced by active toxin in 

 filtered lymph or by ultra-microscopic 

 organism, 255-256 



Yellow fever, scientific demonstration of car- 

 riage by mosquitoes, 241-255 



Yellow-fever mosquito (see also Aedes calo- 

 pus, Stegomyia calopus and Stegomyia 

 fasciata). 



Yellow-fever mosquito, 258-303 



Yellow-fever mosquito, activity, time, 262-270 



Yellow-fever mosquito, adult, length of life, 

 270-271 



Yellow-fever mosquito, artificial means of 

 distribution, 298-301 



Yellow-fever mosquito, behavior of larv«, 

 286-287 



Yellow-fever mosquito, biting of cadavers, 272 



Yellow-fever mosquito, breeding habits, 281- 

 292 



Yellow-fever mosquito, breeding places, 283- 

 286 



Yellow-fever mosquito, changes in scientific 

 name, 6 



Yellow-fever mosquito, distance of flight, 272- 

 275 



Yellow-fever mosquito, distribution by arti- 

 ficial means, 298-301 



Yellow-fever mosquito, distribution, geo- 

 graphical, 292-294 



Yellow-fever mosquito, diurnal habits, 262-270 



Yellow-fever mosquito, domesticity, 258-259 



Yellow-fever mosquito, duration of early 

 stages, 288-289 



Yellow-fever mosquito eggs, conditions af- 

 fecting them, 281-283 



Yellow-fever mosquito eggs, disposal, 278-280 



Yellow-fever mosquito, feeding habits of 

 adult, 106, 259-262 



Yellow-fever mosquito, feeding habits of lar- 

 va?, 287-288 



Yellow-fever mosquito, flight, distance, 272- 

 275 



Yellow-fever mosquito, food in relation to ovi- 

 position, 277-278 



Yellow-fever mosquito, geographical distri- 

 bution, 292-294 



Yellow-fever mosquito, geographical distri- 

 bution in North America, 3-4 



Yellow-fever mosquito, host of Nosema steg- 

 omyice, manner of infection, 160-161 



Yellow-fever mosquito in Europe, 301-303 



Yellow-fever mosquito, influence of tempera- 

 ture thereon, 271-272 



Yellow-fever mosquito larvfe, behavior, 286- 

 287 



Yellow-fever mosquito larvse, food habits, 287- 

 288 



Yellow-fever mosquito larvse, resistance to 

 adverse conditions, 289-292 



Yellow-fever mosquito, length of life of imago, 

 270-271 



Yellow-fever mosquito, mating, 275-276 



Yellow-fever mosquito, original home, 294-298 



Yellow-fever mosquito, oviposition, 278-280 



Yellow-fever mosquito, oviposition, food in re- 

 lation thereto, 277-278 



Yellow-fever mosquito, semidomestication, 

 205 



Yellow-fever mosquito, successful rearing in 

 captivity, 132 



Yellow-fever mosquito, time of activity, 262- 

 270 



YouxG, Captain, on swarm of mosquitoes in 

 Gulf of Mexico, 342-343 



" Zancudos," name used for mosquitoes in 

 Spanish-American countries, 10 



Zavrel on development of eyes of mosauitoes, 

 87-88 



ZiEMANN on occurrence of malaria at high al- 

 titudes, 235 



