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INDEX. 



Anopheles sinensis (see^. hyrcanus). 



Anopheles squamosus, probably re- 

 corded in error from Egypt, 35 ; 

 in Zanzibar, 112. 



Anopheles stephensi, and malaria in 

 India, 196, 107 ; and malaria in 

 Mesopotamia, 111. 



Anopheles suhpictus (rossi), in 

 Ceylon, 50 ; in India, 5, 106, 107 ; 

 bionomics of, in Dutch East 

 Indies, 53, 55, 152, 153 ; bio- 

 nomics of, in IMalaya, 84, 85, 

 123 ; swarm of, in the Philip- 

 pines, 94 ; and filariasis, 107 ; 

 synonymy of, 49. 



Anopheles siiperpictus niacedoniensis 

 (see A. palestinensis). 



Anopheles {Cellia) tarsimaculatus, in 

 Argentina, 107 ; in Panama Canal 

 Zone, 197. 



Anopheles tessellatus, in Malaya, 84 ; 

 A. punctulatus considered a syno- 

 nym of, 55. 



Anopheles turkhudi, and malaria in 

 Egypt, 35 ; in India, 31 ; in 

 Palestine, 51. 



Anopheles umbrosus, bionomics of, 

 in Dutch East Indies, 54 ; and 

 malaria in Malaya, 80, 84, 85 ; 

 experiments in transmission of 

 malaria by, 135, 136. 



Anopheles vagus, larvae of, destroyed 

 by fish in Malaya, 123. 



Anopheles walkeri, in U.S.A., 78. 



Anopheles imllmori, and malaria in 

 Kashmir, 161. 



Anoplura, new, from South Africa, 

 9, 204 ; notice of list of, from 

 North America, 99 ; monograph 

 of, 71. 



A nthomyia radicum, natural enemies 

 of, in British Isles, 22. 



Anthracothorax aurulentus, useful 

 against Lyperosia irritans in Porto 

 Rico, 201. 



Anthrax, possible transmission of, 

 by biting flies in South Africa, 5 ; 

 insect carriers of, in U.S.A., 105. 



Antigua, ticks infesting cattle in, 79. 



Antimony Tartrate, treatment of 

 surra with, 50. 



■antipodeus, Ochlerotatus. 



Ants, causing oedema of ej^elids of 

 man in Sudan, 190. 



Aphaereta cephalotes, parasite of flies 

 in Britain, 22 ; suggested intro- 

 duction of, into Australia, 174. 



Aphiochaeta ferruginea (see A. sca- 

 laris) . 



Aphiochaeta scalar is, milk contami- 

 nated with, in Georgia, 187. 



aphohema, Wyeomyia. 



apicalis, Culex. 



apicimacula, A nopheles. 



Aponomma, in Queensland, 74. 



appendicidatus, Rhipicephalus. 



Applied Entomology, hygienic im- 

 portance of, 135. 



arabica, Mansonia (see Ochlerotatus 

 caspius) . 



arabicus, Culex (see Ochlerotatus 

 caspius) . 



arbovealis, A edes. 



arctica, Theobaldia. 



arcuatus, Culicoides. 



arenivagus, Tabanus. 



Argas miniatus (see A. persicus). 



Avgas persicus, measures against, on 

 poultry in Australia, 74, 128, 164 ; 

 in Nyasaland, 33 ; conveying re- 

 lapsing fever in Persia, 197 ; in 

 U.S.A., 70 ; possibly conveying 

 recurrent fever in Venezuela, 2 ; 

 regeneration of limbs of, 133 ; 

 discussion as to transmission of 

 relapsing fever by, 69, 70. 



Argas yeflexus, 89 ; in Lorraine, 188. 



argenteopunctatus , Ochlerotatus. 



argenteorostris, Cleobonnea. 



Argentina, blood-sucking flies from, 

 25, 26 ; Dermatobia cvaniventris 

 attacking man in, 163 ; measures 

 against house-flies in, 148 ; new 

 parasite of house-flies in, 61 ; 

 measures against fleas on rats in, 



129 ; Mallophaga of, 200 ; mos- 

 quitos and malaria in, 77, 107, 



130 ; Planarian worm attacking 

 mosquito larvae in, 163 ; measures 

 against ticks and disease in, 18, 

 52 ; Trypanosoma equinum in- 

 festing horses in, 147 ; typhus in, 

 220. 



Argentine Ant (see Iridomyrmex 



h umilis) . 

 argentinum, Anaplas)na ; Piro- 



plasma. 

 argyreatum, Simuliuni. 

 avgyropiis, Anopheles, 

 argyrotarsis, Anopheles {Cellia). 

 argyrothorax, A edes. 

 arisaniis, Tabanus. 

 arribalzagae, Janthinosoma. 

 Arribalzagia (see Anopheles). 

 Arsenic, in cattle dips, 72, 198, 



199, 203 ; fate of, in the animal 



body, 203. 

 Arsenical Dips, organisms affecting 



composition of, 6, 7, 203, 204 ; 



formulae for, 72 ; (see Dips). 



