INDEX. 



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Chrysomyia himella (see C. albiceps). 



Chrysomyia niacellaria (see Cochlio- 

 niyia) . 



Chrysomyia marginalis, synonyms 

 of, 154. 



Chrysomyia megacephala {dux), in 

 Australia, 1, 56 ; causing mjdasis 

 in India, 17 ; bionomics of, 1, 74 ; 

 distribution of, 74 ; synonyms 

 of, 154. 



Chrysomyia nigriceps, sp. n., bio- 

 nomics of, in India, 74 ; a sy- 

 nonym of C. combrea, 154. 



Chrysomyia nigripennis (see C. mar- 

 ginalis). 



Chrysomyia orientalis (see C. al- 

 biceps) . 



Chrysomyia pinguis (see C combrea). 



Chrysomyia putoria (see C. albiceps). 



Chrysomyia regalis (see C margin- 

 alis) . 



Chrysomyia remuria (see C mega- 

 cephala) . 



Chrysomyia rufifacies (see C. al- 

 biceps) . 



Chrysomyia varipes, parasitised by 

 Australencyrtus giraulti in Aus- 

 tralia, 1. 



Chrysomyia villeneuvei, sp. n., bio- 

 nomics of, in India, 74, 154. 



chrysonotum, Taeniorhynchus [Man- 

 sonia) . 



Chrysops, oviposition of, in India, 

 67. 



Chrysops bonariensis, sp. n., in 

 Argentina, 171. 



Chrysops buxtoni, sp. n., on horses 

 in Palestine, 208. 



Chrysops coecutiens, attacking man 

 in Switzerland, 93. 



Chrysops costata, attacking man in 

 Cuba, 136, 215. 



Chrysops dimidiata, transmission of 

 Filaria loa by, in West Africa, 

 43, 184 ; in Kamerun, 113. 



Chrysops longicornis, in West Africa, 

 43. 



Chrysops lynchi, sp. n., in Argentina, 

 171. 



Chrysops paraguayensis, sp. n., in 

 Argentina, 171. 



Chrysops relicta, in Britain, 86. 



Chrysops siccus, in Anglo-Egvptian 

 Sudan, 110. 



Chrysops silacea, transmission of 

 Filaria loa by, in West Africa, 

 42, 184. 



Chrysops stigmaticalis, in Kamerun, 

 113. 



chrysorrhoea, ProtocaUiphora (see P. 

 azurea) . 



chrysosphaerotum, A trichopogon. 



chrysothorax, Ciilex [Neomelano- 

 conion). 



Chrysozona (see Haematopota). 



ciliata, Psorophora. 



Cilicia, insects and disease in, 91. 



Cimex (Bed-bug), relations of, to 

 kala-azar, 72, 73, 136, 187, 230 ; 

 in British East Africa, 94 ; rare 

 in Mesopotamia, 115 ; possibly 

 transmitting malaria in Siberia, 

 178 ; measures against, 103, 108, 

 123 ; utilisation of cockroaches 

 against, 168 ; anatomj^ of, 231. 



Cimex hemiptera (rotundatus) , rela- 

 tion of, to kala-azar in India, 

 72, 73, 138, 197, 231; on Crice- 

 tomys gambianus in Gold Coast, 

 226 ; possibly transmitting re- 

 current fever in Venezuela, 158 ; 

 hosts and distribution of, 125. 



Cimex [Acanthia) lectularius. in 

 French Congo, 185 ; in Tunisia, 

 69 ; possibly transmitting re- 

 current fever in Venezuela, 158 ; 

 experimental transmission of in- 

 fectious jaundice by, 185 ; ex- 

 perimental transmission of tula- 

 raemia by, 96 ; relation of, to 

 hosts other than man, 125 ; 

 anatomy of, 72 ; excretion of un- 

 digested matter by, 28 ; organ 

 harbouring symbiotic bacteria in, 

 224. 



Cimex pilosellus, a specific parasite 

 of bats, 125. 



Cimex rotundatus (see C. hemiptera). 



cinerellus, Culex {Culiciomyia) . 



cinereus, Aedes. 



cingalaisina, Musca. 



cingulatus, Culex. 



circumdatus, Tabanus. 



circumsetosa, Aphiochaeta. 



Citellus beechyi, infected with plague 

 in California, 44. 



Citellus columbianus, measures 

 against, in Montana, 123. 



Citric Acid, inhibiting development 

 of mosquitos, 78. 



citrinus, C2ilicoides. 



Citronella, Oil of, in repellents for 

 mosquitos and Simuliids, 31, 235. 



claripennis , Pelecorhynchus. 



claviger, F., Anopheles (see A. 

 maculipennis) . 



claviger, Mg., Anopheles (see A. 

 bifurcatus) . 



climax, Trichodectes. 



Clinocoris (see Cimex). 



CUnohelea luteitarsus, syTionymy of, 

 141. 



CUnohelea subsessilis (see C lutei- 

 tarsus) . 



