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INDEX. 



Mhinoeeros sumatrensis, attacked 

 by Gyrostigma stimatrensis, 117 ; 

 new Nematode infesting, in Mal- 

 aya, 154. 



Bhinoestrus nasalis (see R. pur- 

 pur eits). 



Wiinoestrus purpureus, infesting 

 mules in Sudan, 170 ; incorrectly 

 known as B. nasalis, 55. 



BhinogastropMlus nasalis (see Gas- 

 trophilus). 



Bhipicentor bieornis, on canine 

 animals in South Africa, 19. 



BMpiceplialus evertsi var. mimeticus, 

 hosts of, in South West Africa, 19. 



Bhipicephalus Tiaemapliysaloides, on 

 pigs in India, 69. 



Bhipicephalus oculatus, hosts of, 

 in South West Africa, 19. 



Bhipicephalus sanguineus, hosts of, 

 in South West Africa, 19 ; trans- 

 mitting toxoplasmosis in Tunis, 

 58. 



Ehodesia, Northern, plague and 

 rats in, 141. 



Rhodesia, Southern, measures 

 against Glossina morsitans in, 9, 

 36, 42, 179 ; myiasis in cattle 

 in, 60 ; dipping against cattle 

 ticks in, 42, 129, 179 ; parasites 

 of poultiy in, 95, 154. 



rhodesiense, Trypanosoma. 



Bhopalopsyllus australis, on Ilyo- 

 procta acouchi, in British Guiana, 

 129. 



Bhopalopsylhis luguhris, on Myo- 

 procta acouchi, in British Guiana, 

 129. 



Bhyphus fenestralis, breeding in 

 manure in British Isles, 191. 



Rice, effect of cvdtivation of, on 

 malaria in U.S.A., 74, 112. 



richiardii, Taeniorhynchus (Culex, 

 Mansonia). 



ricinus, Ixodes. 



Bickettsia, relation of, to trench 

 fever and typhus, 146. 



Bickettsia ctenocephaU, found in 

 cat fleas, 68. 



Bickettsia melophagi, found in 3£elo- 

 phagus ovinus, 68. 



Bickettsia pediculi, found in Pedi- 

 culus humanus, but not in P. 

 capitis, 143. 



Bickettsia proivazeki, question as 

 to identity of, with causal agent 

 of typhus fever, 68. 

 Bickettsia wolhynica, 68. 

 riparius, Aedes. 

 robinsoni, Pygiopsylla. 

 Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, 

 measures against ticks conveying, 

 in U.S.A., 80, 81, 82, 83, 84; 

 characters of para>^ites causing, 

 84. 



Rodent Bot-fly (see Cuterebra tene- 



brosa). 

 rossi, Anopheles, 

 rostratus, Ornithodorus. 

 roverei, Cobboldia. 

 rubidus, Tabanus. 

 rubrofasciatus, Gonorhinus (see Tri- 



atoma) 

 rudis, Pollenia. 

 rufa, Aplodontia. 



rufifacies, Ghrysomyia {Calliphora). 

 rufipes. Anopheles, 

 rufiventris, Atrichopogon atratus ; 



Tephrochlamys. 

 rufoabdominalis, Tabanus. 

 rufus, Tabanus. 

 Rumania, Anopheles pseudopictus 



in, 78 ; typhus and lice in, 157. 

 Russia, malaria in, 9. 



s. 



Sabethes, percentage of, in Panama 



Canal Zone, 127. 

 Sabethinus moerbista, sp. n., from 



British Guiana, 105. 

 Safrol, in spray for house-flies, 161. 

 Sahara, mosquitos foimd in, 84, 123, 

 Salaf (see Trypanosoma evansi). 

 salinarius, Culex. 

 Salt, effect of, on mosquito larvae, 



26. 

 samboni, Simulium. 

 Samea multiplicalis, destroying Pis- 



tia stratiotes in Panama Canal 



Zone, 4. 

 sanctaemarthae, CuUcoides. 

 sancti-laurentii, Atrichopogon. 

 Sand-fly Fever, and Phlebotomus in 



Egypt, 34 ; and Phlebotomus in 



Macedonia, 30 ; and Phlebotomus 



in Portugal, 30. 

 sanguineus, Bhipicephalus. 

 Sareophaga, 40, 121 ; in buildings 



in British Isles, 191. 

 Sareophaga aurifrons, parasitised by 



Nasonia brevicornis in Australia, 



100. 

 Sareophaga carnaria, in Korea, 142 ; 



in Sweden, 157. 

 Sareophaga haemorrhoidaUs, Bembex 



predaceous on, in Natal, 11. 

 Sareophaga kellyi, attacking grass- 

 hoppers, 86. 

 Sarcophagids, accidentally infesting 



Glossina palpalis, 86. 

 Sarcopsylla gallinacea (see Echid- 



nophaga). 

 Sarcoptes, infesting horses, 183. 

 Sarcoptes mutans. infesting fowls 



in Mauritius, 134. 

 Sarcoptes scabiei, in Sweden, 157. 

 Sarcoptes scabiei bovis, measures 



against, on cattle in U.S.A., 92, 



104. 



