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Granderath (F). Ueber Sulfoliquid gegen Akarus-Raude. [The Use 

 of Sulfoliquid against Mange due to Acari.] — Deutsche Tierdrztl. 

 Wochenschr., Hanover, xxx, no. 26, 1st July 1922, pp. 338-339. 



Sulfoliquid, a watery solution .of sulphurous acid in a highly viscous 

 medium, is recommended against mange as being free from the 

 disadvantages of the preparations commonly employed. 



KiEFFER (J. J.). Chironomides d'Egypte nouveaux ou peu connus 



{Divt).— Bull. Soc. Ent. d'Egypte, Cairo, xiv (1921), 1922, 

 pp. 76-79. 



This paper is an extract from one previously noticed {R.A.E., B, 

 ix, 106]. 



Brug (S. L.) & DE Rook (H.). Bironella gracilis Theobald 1905. — 

 Geneesk. Tijdschr. Ned.- Indie, Batavia, Ixii, no. 2, 1922, 

 pp. 133-137, 1 plate. 



A French version of this Dutch paper has already been noticed 

 [R.A.E., B, X, 172]. 



Mahulete (J.). Een en ander over enkele Anophelinen van het eiland 

 Ceram. [Some Notes on some Anophelines from the Island of 

 Ceram.] — Geneesk. Tijdschr. Ned.- Indie, Batavia, Ixii, no. 2, 

 1922, pp. 138-145, 8 figs. 



Two Anophelines not in Swellengrebel and Swellengrebel-de Graaf's 

 list [R.A.E., B, viii, 152] were found in the south of Ceram. One is 

 held to be a new variety oi Anopheles [Nyssorhynchns) master si, for which 

 the name moluccensis is suggested, although Swellengrebel considers 

 it to be A. punctulatus, Don. A microscopic examination of the 

 stomachs of sixteen specimens captured indoors showed one to be 

 infected with malaria. 



The other Anopheline, of which the larva only was taken, is possibly 

 a species of the subgenus Stethomyia. The larvae were found right on 

 the coast in pools of fresh water, together with A. barbirostris var. 

 paUidiis and A. annulipes var. mohiccensis, in the shade and close to 

 habitations. 



Two kinds of larvae of A. barbirostris var. pallidus were found in 

 Ceram. Microscopically the difference proved to be one of pigmen- 

 tation only, but when bred separately the " white " larvae yielded 

 males and the " black " ones, females. 



Walch (E.) & Walch-Sorgdrager (G. B.). Een Epidemie van 

 Malaria pemiciosa en tertiana, in hoofdzaak overgebracht door 



M. sinensis. [An Epidemic of Malignant and Benign Tertian 

 Malaria, mainly transmitted by Anopheles hyrcanus.] — Geneesk. 

 Tijdschr. Ned.- Indie, Batavia, Ixii, no. 2, 1922, pp. 164-182, 

 3 figs., 2 tables. 

 The information given in this paper has already been noticed from 

 another source [R.A.E., B, x, 38]. 



Edwards (F. W.). The Carriers of Filaria bancrofti. — //. Trop. 



Med. & Hyg., London, xxv, no. 12, 15th June 1922, pp. 168-170, 



2 figs. 

 Ctdexfatigans, Wied., is now recognised as by far the most important 

 carrier of Filaria bancrofti, and is associated with man in practically 

 all tropical lands. It does not occur in Europe or north Africa, so that 



