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INDEX. 



diseases resembling typhus in, 



94, 119 ; attempted introduction 



of enemies of Lyperosia ivritans 



into Hawaii from, 83. 

 Australia, Western, quarantine a- 



gainst Echidnophaga gallinacea 



in, 235. 

 aiistralis, Boophilus annulaius ; 



Musca {Eumusca) (see M. con- 



vexifrons). 

 Austria, mosquitos in, 185. 

 autiminalis, Leptus [Acariis, Micro- 



tronibidium) ; Musca. 

 avicularia, Ornithomyia. 

 Azolla, favouring mosquito breeding, 



86, 90. 

 azurea, Fall., Protocalliphora. 

 azurea, Meig., Protocalliphora (see 



P. coerulea). 



B 



Babesia (see Piroplasma) . 



Bacillus pestis, causal organism of 



plague, 225. 

 Bacillus suhtilis, infesting A nopheles 



niaculipennis in Albania, 89. 

 Bacterium tularense, causal agent of 



tularaemia, 97, 122. 

 bacillus, Lipeurus. 



Baits, for cockroaches, 227 ; for 

 ground squirrels, 199 ; for house- 

 flies, etc., 87, 198 ; for blow-flies 

 and screw-worm flies, 144, 162. 

 Balantidiuin blattarum, sp. n., in 



cockroaches in India, 139. 

 Baleri (see Trypanosoma pecaudi) . 

 Balkans, campaign against malaria 



in, 50. 

 ballardi, Lucilia. 

 Balsam of Peru, against sarcoptic 



mange in rabbits, 60. 

 Bamboo, mosquitos breeding in 



joints of, 55. 

 Banana, new midge breeding in, in 



Gold Coast, 61. 

 Bananeira braba (Wild Banana), 

 mosquitos breeding in, in Brazil, 

 234. 

 bancrofii, A nopheles [Myzorhynchus) 

 barbirostris ; Filaria {Microfilaria) . 

 banksi, Aedes [Finlaya) . 

 Banksinella lineatopennis, in Gold 



Coast, 167, 226. 

 Baobab Tree, bark of, in preparation 



against mange, 158. 

 barbirostris, Anopheles [Myzomyia]. 

 barianensis. Anopheles (see A. 

 plumbetis. 



barnesi, Tabanus. 



barraudi, Culex. 



Barraudius, a new subgenus of 



Culex, 18. 

 bata, Chrysomyia (see C. niegace- 



phala) . 

 batchelori, Tabanus. 

 Bats, blood parasites of, 52, 146 ; 

 external parasites of, 52, 96, 125, 

 214, 232. 

 Bayer 205, action of, on trypano- 



somes, etc., 13. 

 Bed-bugs (see Cimex). 

 bedfordi, Phlebotomus minutus ; Tri- 



chodectes. 

 Beer, as a bait for house-flies, 35. 

 Bees, mites infesting, 129. 

 Bees-wax, in dressing against myia- 



sis-producing flies, 137. 

 hellicosus, Tabanus. 

 Bengal, increase of malaria in, 223 ; 



mosquitos in, 223. 

 bengalensis, Chrysomyia (see C. 



albiceps). 

 Benign Tertian Malaria (see Plas- 

 modium vivax). 

 Benzene, for killing mosquitos in 

 traps, 80 ; as a repellent for 

 ticks, 30. 

 berberum, Trypanosoma, 

 bergrothi, Theobaldia (see T. glaphy- 



roptera) . 

 berlandi, Aedes pulchritarsis. 

 berlesei, Hirst, Liponyssus (see L. 



confucianus) . 

 Bermuda, pest destruction Act in, 



87. 

 Beta-napthalene, useless against 



flies, 87. 

 Bezzia annulipes, synonymy of, 141. 

 Bezzia foyi, sp. n., in Nigeria, 61. 

 Bezzia solstitialis (see B. annulipes). 

 bezziana, Chrysomyia. 

 bezzii, Musca. 

 biannulata, Forcipomyia. 

 bibula, Chrysomyia albiceps (see C. 



albiceps) . 

 bicallosus, Tabamis (see T. macer). 

 bicolor, Uranotaenia. 

 bifasciattis, Onthophagus . 

 bifoliatus, Culex {Isostomyia). 

 bifurcatus. Anopheles, 

 bigeminum, Piroplasma (Babesia). 

 Bile Salts, as a vehicle for pediculi- 



cides, 109. 

 bilineatus, Culex. 

 bimaculata, Uranotaenia. 

 bipartipes, Sabethes. 

 bipunctata, Forcipomyia. 

 bipunctatus, Mycetaulus . 

 Birch-tar, as a protective dressing 

 against warble-flies, 164. 



