INDEX. 



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194 195 ; dispersion of, by flight, 

 194 195 ; overwintering of, 29, 

 180 ; measures against, 89, 212 ; 

 baits and traps for, 16, 125, 158, 

 166 ; in dead bodies, 121 ; 

 relation of, to disease, 71, 126, 

 127, 173 ; Hcrpctouionas muscae- 

 domcsticac in, 126, 129 ; effect of 

 hydrocyanic acid gas on, 191 ; 

 (see House-fiies) . 



Musca eiiteniata, a synonym of M. 

 himiilis, 10.2. 



Musca fergusoni (see M. lusoria) . 



Musca hilli (see M. nehulo). 



Musca humilis, in Austraha, 119 ; 

 Herpetomonas nmscae-doniesticae 

 in, in India, 208 ; bionomics 

 of, in Mesopotamia, 15, 102 ; 

 synon>Tny of, 102. 



Musca indica, Aivatia gen. n. pro- 

 posed for, 207. 



Musca inferior, type of Ptilolepis, 76. 



Musca lusoria, in Austraha, 119. 



Musca mesopotamiensis , sp. n., bio- 

 nomics of, in Mesopotamia, 15. 



Musca nehulo, in Austraha, 119 ; 

 Herpetomonas muscae-domesticae 

 in, in India, 208 ; not trans- 

 mitting Oriental sore, 208. 



Musca nigrithorax (see M. ventrosa). 



Musca praecox, probably a synonym 

 of M. humilis, 102. 



Musca promisca, bionomics of, in 

 India, 103. 



Musca tempestiva, bionomics of, in 

 Mesopotamia, 15. 



Musca ventrosa, in Austraha, 119. 



Musca vetustissima (see i\/. huuiilis). 



Musca vitripennis, bionomics of, in 

 Mesopotamia, 15. 



muscae, Empusa ; Habronetna. 



muscae-domesticae , Herpetomonas. 



muscidaruni, Spalangia. 



Muscina [Cyrtoneura] stabulans, in 

 dead bodies, 121 ; in Australia, 

 155. 



musculi, Leptopsylla ; Notoedres. 



Mustela ajfinis, Ceratophyllus apol- 

 linaris on, in Colombia, 62. 



mustelae, Ceratophyllus. 



mutans, Cnemidocoptes ; Gonderia 

 [Piroplasnia, Theileria). 



Mycetobia pallipes, Helicosporidium 

 parasiticum infecting, 148. 



Mydaea pici, parasitising birds, 20. 



Myiasis, in birds, 20, 48 ; in 

 domestic and other animals, 46, 

 53, 103, 157, 179, 182, 183 ; in 

 frogs, 18 ; in man, 1, 7, 53, 67, 93, 

 103, 105, 117, 175, 179, 206 ; 

 notice of key to larvae causing, 

 180. 



Mynah, insects infesting nests of, 80. 



Myobium tnyzomiae, infesting Ano- 

 pheles indefinitus in Dutch East 

 Indies, 3. 



Myodopsylla gentilis, sp. n., on bats 

 in British Columbia, 61. 



Myospalax scamus, new mite on, in 

 China, 196. 



myoxi, Herpetomonas. 



Myoxus glis, new Herpetomonas in, 

 136. 



Myriophyllmn, ducks feeding on. 

 143. 



Myzomyia (see A nopheles) . 



myzoniiae, Myobium. 



Myzorhynchella (see Anopheles). 



Myzorhynchus, comparatively non- 

 susceptible to malignant tertian 

 malaria, 35 ; (see Anopheles). 



N. 



nadayanus, Culicoides. 

 nanum, Trypanosoma. 

 Naphtha, used in Hartmann's dis- 

 infecting chamber, 197. 

 Naphthaline, against chicken lice 

 and dog fleas, 110 ; as a repellent, 

 80. 

 Naples, measures against plague at, 



17. 

 nasalis, Gastrophilus. 

 Nasonia brevicornis, parasitising 

 blow-flies in Australia, 155, 156. 

 Natal, precautions against sleeping 



sickness in, 1. 

 natalensis, Anopheles ; Psoroptes. 

 Naucoris, predacious on Anopheline 



larvae, 142. 

 Naucoris cimicoides, inoculation of, 



with Leptomonads, 144. 

 neavei, Culicoides. 

 nebula, Musca. 

 nebulosa, Culiciomyia. 

 Necrophorus fossor, in dead bodies, 



121. 

 neireti, Culex ; Uranotaenia. 

 neivai, Sarcophaga. 

 nemocallosus, Tabanus. 

 nemoralis, Tabanus. 

 Nemorius, 144 ; notice of key to, 46. 

 nemorosus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus). 

 neoapicalis, Psorophora (see P. con- 



finnis) . 

 Neocalliphora ochracea, in Australia, 



155. 

 Neoculex fidelis (see Culex). 

 neopalpalis, Tabanus. 

 Neophlebotoiiius, a subgenus of Phle- 

 botomus, 22. 



