INDEX OF ARTHROPODS. 



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Cerocephala, parasite of Calandra, 

 IV. 121. 



Ceroxys crassipennis, F., flagellates 

 found in. VIII. 88. 



certa, Amphipsylla. 



cervi, Lipoptena. 



cevvicalis, Pediculus (see P. capitis). 



cervus, Stichocera {Dicranoniyia). 



Ceutrorhynchus seiifer, Liitz (see 

 Cotocripns caridei) . 



ceylonicus, Aedes ; Tabanns. 



Chaetocruiomyia (see Aedes). 



Chaetocruiomyia sylvestris, Theo. 

 (see Aedes spinosipcs). 



Chaetodaciis (see Dacus). 



Chaetomyia (see Armigeres). 



Chaetoneurophora caliginosa, Mg., 

 breeding-places of, IV. 51. 



Chaetoneurophora curvinervis, Beck- 

 er, breeding-places of, IV. 51. 



Chaetopsvlla vulpes, Motsch., on 

 foxes," IX. 96. 



chagasi, Triatoma. 



Chagasia, a subgenus of Anopheles 

 (q.v.), VII. 23. 



Chalcis, rare as parasites of blow- 

 flies in Australia, X. 2. 



Chalcis amenocles, Wlk., parasite of 

 Glossina in Gold Coast, VI. 40, 99. 



Chalcis calliphorae, Frogg., described 

 as new, IV. 179 ; parasitising 

 blow-flies in Australia, IV. 179, V. 

 6, 166, VIII. 174, IX. 156, 169, 

 X. 1, 56, 134; introduced into 

 New Zealand, IX. 169; of little 

 economic importance, X. 134. 



Chalcis dipterophaga, Gir. & Dodd, 

 of little value against blow-flies 

 in Australia, X. 1, 134. 



chalcocorystes, Culex. 



chalcogaster, Ophyra. 



chalcospilans, Haemagogtis. 



chamaeleon, Stratiomyia. 



chamberlaini, Mimomyia. 



chanayi, Freyana. 



chandi, Heizmannia. 



Chaohovus , thoracic air-sacs of larva 

 of, VII. 103; pupal characters of, 

 V. 167. 



Chaoborus indicus, Giles, in Suma- 

 tra, IV. 23. 



charloftensis, Catallagia. 



chaudoyei, Anopheles (see A. multi- 

 color) . 



Cheiletiella parasitovorax, Megn., 

 causing mange in man, VII. 172; 

 on cats, V. 128. 



Chelifer cancroides, L., in Norway, 

 IV. 180 ; predacious on bed-bugs 

 in Russia, VIII. 134. 



Chelifer {Chernes) nodostis, Schr., 

 infesting house-flies in Britain, 



III. 174, IV. 146; breeding in 



manure, VII. 191. 

 Chelifer scorpioides, Herm., infesting 



Stomoxys calcitrans in Britain, IV. 



146. 

 chelli, Aedes (Ochlerotatus). 

 Chelotabanus aurora, Macq., habits 



of, in Brazil, VIII. 25. 

 chemulpoensis, Aedes [Stegomyia) . 

 chenopodii, Calocoris (see C. lineo- 



latus) . 

 cheopis, Xenopsylla [Loenwpsylla, 



Pulex) . 

 chephrenis, Xenopsylla. 

 Chernes nodosus (see Chelifer). 

 Cheyletus, attacking man in Suma- 

 tra, IV. 52 ; predacious on harmful 



mites, X. 47. 

 Cheyletus eruditus, Schr., in Britain, 



VIII. 201, IX. 11 ; in France, IX. 



11; hosts of, VIII. 201, IX. 11; 



predacious on forage mites, IX. 



11. 

 Chiastopsylla, notice of key to, X. 



30. 

 Chiastopsylla godfreyi, Watrst., in 



Cape Colonj^ X. 30. 

 Chiastopsylla rossi, Watrst., hosts 



of, in S. Africa, III. 134. 

 chicorii, Mylabris. 

 chidesteri, Culex. 



chinensis, Haeniatopinus suis ; Pedi- 

 culus humanus ; Phlebotomus 



major, 

 chiopterus, Culicoides. 

 Chirodiscoides, gen. n., VI. 60. 

 Chirodiscoides caviae, Hirst, de- 

 scribed as new from guinea-pigs, 



VI. 60. 

 Chiromyia flava, L., II. 124. 

 Chironomus, in Kashmir, I. 142; 



breeding-places of, in Senegal, I. 



54; in Switzerland, VI. 172. 

 Chironomus calligraphicus, in 



Guatemala, IV. 177. 

 chiropteralis, Demodex : Liponyssus. 

 Chloe, not destroying mosquito 



larvae in Russia, I. 195, 196. 

 Chloromyia formosa, Scop., breeding 



in manure in British Isles, VII. 



191. 

 Chloropisca circumdata, Mg., in 



houses in England, III. 184. 

 Chloropisca notata, Mg., in Britain, 



III. 89. 

 Chlorops leprae, Wied., and leprosy 



in Zanzibar, I. 54. 

 chloropyga, Chrysomyia. 

 Chlorotabanus mexicantis (see Taba- 



nus). 

 Choeromyia, frequenting houses in 



