256 



INDEX. 



Ghlorotabanus mexicanus, bionomics 



of, in Brazil, 90, 91. 

 Chlorpicrin, as a fumigant against 



lice, 189. 

 Choeromyia, 155, 

 Cholera, relation of flies to, 100. 

 Chorioptes (see Symbiotes). 

 Chorioptes bovis equi, infesting 



horses, 170. 

 Chromis bimaeulatus, destroying 



mosquito larvae in Gambia, 48. 

 chrysidiformis, Cobboldia. 

 Chrysoconops acer (see Taeniorhyn- 



chus brevicellulus). 

 Chrysoconops aiirites (see Taenior- 



hynchus). 

 Chrysoconops pygynaeus, in the Pun- 

 jab, 196. 

 chrysogaster, Eretmopodites. 

 Chrysomyia bezziana, attacking 



donkeys in Zanzibar, 124. 

 Chrysomyia dux, in Hawaii, 164. 

 Chrysomyia flaviceps, causing myi- 

 asis in Ceylon, 42 ; bionomics of, 

 in India, 62. 

 Chrysomyia macellaria (Screw- 

 worm Fly), causing myiasis in 

 man and animals in South 

 America, 52, 92 ; bionomics and 

 control of, in Panama, 148-150 ; 

 bionomics and control of, in 

 U.S.A., 121, 169, 183. 

 Chrysomyia putoria, feeding in con- 

 junction with Stomoxys in Zan- 

 zibar, 46. 

 Chrysomyia rufifacies, bionomics of, 



in Hawaii, 163. 

 Chrysomyia varipes, predaceous 



enemies of, in Australia, 68. 

 Chrysops, conveying Filaria loa in 

 Nigeria, 99 ; predaceous on mos- 

 quito larvae in Macedonia, 162 ; 

 attacking man, 83. 

 Chrysops callidiis, oviposition habits 



of, 19. 

 Chrysops coecutiens, attacking horses, 



169. 

 Chrysops costatus, in Brazil, 90. 

 Chrysops fulvaster, in Canada, 179. 

 Chrysops fusciapex, in Brazil, 90. 

 Chrysops leucospilus, in Brazil, 90. 

 Chrysops longicornis, in Nigeria, 



225. 

 Chrysops moerens, in Canada, 179. 

 Chrysops molestus, in Brazil, 90. 

 Chrysops parvifascia, bionomics of, 



in Brazil, 90, 91. 

 Chrysops silacea, in Nigeria, 225. 

 Chrysops stitnulans, oviposition 



habits of, in India, 63. 

 Cicindela campestris, predaceous on 



blow-flies in Britain, 80. 

 Cimex boueti (see Leptocimex). 

 Cvniex columbarius, infesting povd- 

 try and pigeons, 143, 159. 



Cimex hemiptera, in Ecuador, 192 ; 

 in Kentucky, 210 ; in Nigeria, 

 225 ; trypanosomes of flies \m- 

 able to survive in, 34 ; animala 

 attacked by, 159. 

 Gim.ex hirandinis, on fowls in 

 U.S.A., 143 ; infesting swallows, 

 159. 

 Giviex inodoras, infesting poultry, 



143, 159. 

 Cimex lecLularius, in Kentucky, 210 ; 

 on fowls in U.S.A., 143 ; biono- 

 mics of, 174; able to exist 

 independently of man, 159 ; ani- 

 mals attacked by, 159 ; Lepto- 

 monas found in, 204 ; a possible 

 carrier of toxoplasmosis, 28 ; 

 lasting infection of, with Trypano- 

 soma cruzi, 213; (see Bed-bugs). 

 Cimex pipistrelU, infesting bats, 



159. 

 Cimex roiundatus (see C. heiniptera). 

 cinctus, Anopheles, 

 cinerea, Nepa. 

 cinerescens, Tabanus. 

 cinereus, Aedes ; Anopheles ; Taba- 

 nus. 

 Cirhina latia, ineffective in destroy- 

 ing mosquito larvae, 173. 

 Citronella Oil, useless for protecting 

 camels from blood-suckip^ flies, 

 109; in repellent for protecting 

 cattle from biting flies, 187 ; as 

 a repellent for mosquitos, 69 ; 

 against Simulium, 169. 

 clarkii, Gastrophilus (see O. nasalis). 

 claviger, Anopheles (see A. maculi- 



pennis). 

 Clayton Gas, fumigation with, 



against mange in horses, 43. 

 Climacura melanurus, breeding 



places of, in U.S.A., 88. 

 Clinostomum, Trematode allied to, 



infesting fish in India, 131. 

 Cnemidocoptes gallinae, on fowls in 



U.S.A., 14. 

 Cnemidocoptes laevis, on fowls in 



U.S.A., 143. 

 Cnemidocoptes mutans, measures 

 against, on fowls in U.S.A., 14, 

 143. 

 Coal Oil, against bed-bugs infesting 



fowls, 143. 

 Coal Tar, against lice on horses, 45. 

 Coal Tar Creosote, in dips for lice 

 on cattle, 153 ; effective against 

 bed-bugs, 240 ; a most effective 

 larvicide and preventive of putre- 

 faction, 25-27. 

 Cobboldia chrysidiformis, infesting 



the African elephant, 107. 

 Cobboldia loxodoniis, infesting the 



African elephant, 107. 

 Cockroach, American (see Peri- 

 planeta americcma). 



