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CHAPTER X 



CULICIN^ 



The main characters of the Cuhcinas have aheady been 

 described in Chapter VIII and therefore we shaU at once proceed 

 to a description of by far the most important member of the 

 group, namely, Stegomyia fasciata, notorious as one of the 

 commonest domestic mosquitoes and also for the part it plays 

 in the transmission of Yellow Fever. 



