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INDEX. 



dutioni, Spirochaeta. 



dyridophonwi , Stibasom a. 



Dysentery, epidemic in Fiji Islands, 

 66 ; possibly carried by ants in 

 Panama, 201. 



Dytiscid beetles, destroying " Mil- 

 lions " in Bengal, 143; checking 

 Anopheles, 154. 



Ear Tick (see Ornithodorus megnini). 



East Coast fever {Theileria p)arva), 

 in East and South Africa, 55, 56, 

 139; non-existent in N.E. Khode- 

 sia, 56 ; host not infective after 

 recovery from, 113; Fhipicepha- 

 lus appendiculatus chief carrier of, 

 114; protective measures against, 

 163; regulations concerning, in 

 S. Africa, 204. 



Echidnophaga gallinacea, remedies 

 against, 44. 



edax, Haemaiopota. 



Egypt, Pedmdoides ventricosus im- 

 ported into England from, 163 ; 

 pellagra in, 35. 



Eight -day fever, 12. 



eiseni. Anopheles. 



Eland, 84 ; trypanosomes in, 87. 



Elephants, and Glossina morsitans, 

 77 ; Cobholdia loxodontis in, 91 ; 

 and trypanosomiasis, 149. 



Elephantiasis, carried by Culex 

 fatigans in Samoa, 82. 



ello, Erinnyis. 



Empusa muscae. 111, 134. 



„ papatasii, attacking Thle- 

 hotomus in Malta. 165. 



England, flies and their relation to 

 disease in, 19; poliomyelitis in, 

 26 ; Pediculoides ventricosus on 

 man in, 163; summer diarrhoea 

 in, 166; yellow fever cases 

 brought to, 189; biology of 

 Ceratophyllus fasciatus in, 190. 



Enteric fever (see Typhoid). 



Enteritis at Poona, 143. 



Epidermoptes bifiircatus, on fowls, 

 30. 

 ,, bilobatiis, on fowls, 



30. 



epinolus, Aedes. 



equi, Gastrophilus. 



equina, Hippobosca. 



Equine biliary fever, in Madras, 104. 



Equine granuloma, in Australia, 91. 



Eretmopodites chrysogaster, in Lower 

 Congo, 117. 



Erinnyis ello, Diptera sucking blood 

 of, 132. 



erucicida, Forcipomyia. 



erynagii, Lasioptera. 



erythroce2)hala, Cidliphora. 



erythrocephalus, Creophilus. 



erythromera, Spalangia. 



escomeli, Simulium. 



espini, Lesticocarnpa. 



Eucalyptus, 5. 



Eucalyptus oil, for disinfecting 

 fowls' nests, 30 ; as a deterrent 

 for Phlebotomus, 176. 



Euonymus, supposed association of 

 ticks with, in Russia, 97. 



European Dog Tick (see Ixodes 

 hexagonus). 



European spp. of Phlebotomus, 201. 



eutaeniata, Musca. 



evertsi, Bhipicephalus. 



Esanthematous Typhus, trans- 

 mitted by lice, 90. 



Eye, Hypoderma in human, 6. 



exiguum, Simulium. 



Fannia {Uomalomyia) canicularis, 

 19, 1 1 1, 134 ; Seatophaga 

 stercoraria preying on^ 

 56. 

 ,, scalar is, 19, 134. 

 fasciata, Stegomyia. 

 fasciatus, Ceratophyllus. 

 fasciculata, Grithidia. 

 felis, Gtenocep>hahis. 

 Fencing, to control African Coast 



fever, 55. 

 fenestralis, Scenopinus. 

 fenestrarum, Drosophila. 

 festivus, Stibasoma. 

 {Ficalhia) dofleini, Pachionotomyia, 

 breeding in pitcher-plants in 

 Ceylon, 43. 

 Figites consobrinus, parasite of flies, 

 134. 

 5, seutellaris, parasite of flies, 

 134. 

 Fiji Islands, epidemic dysentery in, 



66 ; new Tabanus from, 104. 

 fijianus, Tabanus. 

 Filaria bancrofti, mosquitos trans- 

 mitting, 82, 133, 155. 

 ,, nocturna, mosquitos carry- 

 ing, 133, 155. 

 ,, perstans, Stomoxys sug- 

 gested as carrying, 117. 

 Filiariasis, in Principe Is., 14; in 



Cochin, 154. 

 fi I iforrn is, Heteromyza. 

 Finlaya lochi, breeding places of, 



82. 

 Fish, against mosquito larvae, 13, 

 17, 41, 78, 86, 142, 143, 154, 158, 

 171, 194, 204, 205 ; caterpillars 

 infected with bacilli from, 54. 

 Flacherie, attacking Tabanus ig- 



notus, 167. 

 flara, Chiromyia ; Leicesteria. 

 flavida, Pachycerina. 

 flavifrons, Culex ; Grabhamia. 

 flavirostris. Anopheles {Myzomyia). 

 flavistigm a, Stibasoma. 



