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18 ; in Peru, 24 ; notice of keys 

 to, 18; pilotaxy of, 64; effect 

 of hydrocyanic acid gas on, 156 ; 

 feeding in winter, 6, 10, 19, 22, 

 200, 201 ; breeding habits of, 

 142, 174, 208 ; anatomy of larva 

 of, 75, 80 ; respiration of larva of, 

 211 ; larvae of, killed by dusting 

 with Paris green, 66. 

 Anopheles aconitus (see A. minimus 



aconitus) . 

 Anopheles [Cellia) albimanns, in 

 Argentina, 43; in Brazil, 175, 

 216, 234 ; in Costa Rica, 31 ; 

 in Panama Canal Zone, 11, 24 ; 

 in Porto Rico, 59 ; in Venezuela, 

 62 ; and malaria, 31, 59, 216 ; 

 breeding-places of, 24, 59 ; mor- 

 phological characters of, 62 ; 

 A. tarsiwaculattis treated as a 

 variety of, 11, 62. 

 Anopheles alhitarsis (see A. picti- 



pennis). 

 Anopheles albotaeniatus , in Sumatra, 



39. 

 Anopheles algeviensis, rare in the 

 Caucasus, 10; transmitting Fil- 

 aria bancrofii in Tunis, 180 ; A . 

 lukisi a synonjon of, 18. 

 Anopheles aniictus, in North Aus- 

 tralia, 233. 

 Anopheles annandalei, in Assam, 

 230 ; distribution of, 79 ; breed- 

 ing in trees, 79, 230 ; characters 

 of larva of, 230. 

 Anopheles annulipalpis, in Argen- 

 tina, 43. 

 Anopheles anniilipes, bionomics of, 



in North Australia, 232, 233. 

 Anopheles annulipes var. moluc- 

 censis, in Dutch East Indies, 149, 

 179 ; in New Guinea, 172 ; 

 characters differentiating from 

 A . punctulatus, 149. 

 Anopheles antennatus (see A. bifur- 



catus) . 

 Anopheles (Arribahagia) apicima- 

 ciila, bionomics of, in Dutch 

 Guiana, 76 ; in Panama Canal 

 Zone, 11, 22. 

 Anopheles {Cellia) argyritarsis, in 

 Brazil, 175, 216 ; breeding-places 

 of, in British Guiana, 33, 54 ; 

 bionomics of, in Dutch Guiana, 

 76 ; in Panama Canal Zone, 11, 

 222 ; in Venezuela, 61, 62, 158 ; 

 and malaria, 33, 61, 76, 158, 216 ; 

 morphological characters of, 62. 

 Anopheles {Myzomyid) barbirosiris, 

 in Dutch East Indies, 38, 120; 

 in Portuguese India, 67 ; in 



Malaya, 57, 58, 153, 207; bio- 

 nomics of, 38, 57, 58, 120, 207 ; 



tail-hooks in larva of, 75. 



Anopheles [Myzorhynchus) barbiros- 

 iris var. bancrofii, bionomics of, 

 in Australia, 204, 233. 



Anopheles barbirosiris var. pallidus, 

 breeding-places of, in Ceram, 179 ; 

 sexual pigmentation of larvae of, 



179. 



Anopheles barianensis (see A. plum- 



betis) . 

 Anopheles bifurcatiis, in Britain, 

 16, 80, 86, 105, 165; of little 

 importance in the Caucasus, 10 ; 

 in Germanv, 6, 36, 51, 128, 192 ; 

 in Holland, 20, 151, 200; in 

 Palestine, 27, 28 ; m Sweden, 87 ; 

 in Switzerland, 7, 8, 92; bio- 

 nomics of, 6, 7, 8, 16, 27, 86, 92, 

 105, 192, 228 ; breeding experi- 

 ments with, 36 ; Trematode m 

 larva of, 128; not attacked by 

 parasites of other mosquitos, 

 86, 165 ; sj-nonymy of, 18 ; 

 characters differentiating, from 

 A. plumbeus, 76, 132; egg of, 

 51, 61 ; anatomy of larva of, 80, 

 211. 

 Anopheles {Cellia) brastliensts, and 



malaria in Brazil, 175. 

 Anopheles brevipalpis, in Dutch 



East Indies, 149. 

 Anopheles claviger, F. (see A. 



maculipennis) . 

 Anopheles claviger, Mg. (see A. 



bifurcatus) . 

 Anopheles cosialis, in East Africa, 

 94, 223; in West Africa, 62, 

 114, 126, 167, 180, 188, 225, 226 ; 

 in Mauritius, 106, 225; m 

 Nyasaland, 62; transmitting 

 Filaria bancrofii, 180, 225 ; and 

 malaria, 106, 126, 167, 225 ; not 

 infected with Plasmodium from 

 chimpanzee, 126 ; bionomics and 

 control of, 106, 223. 

 Anopheles crucians, bionomics of, in 



U.S.A., 29, 93, 111, 148. 

 Anopheles {Dendropaediinn) cruzi,lQ. 

 Anopheles ciilicifacies, in India, 67, 

 75, 79 ; and domestic animals in 

 Tunisia, 68 ; tail-hooks in larva 

 of, 75. 

 Anopheles eiseni, bionomics of, in 

 Dutch Guiana, 76; in Panama 

 Canal Zone, 11. 

 Anopheles elittns, sp. n., and malaria 

 inPalestine, 28, 169; distribution 

 of, 18 ; previously recorded as a 

 variety of A. maculipennis, 18, 

 169. 



