520 
Yellow fever, mosquito Olé, demonstration 
by United States Army Commission, 243- 
245 
Yellow fever, mosquito Pole; Dr. A. C. Smith’s 
: experiment, 242 > 
Yellow fever, mosquito ‘role, Finlay’s work, 
242° 
Yellow fever, ‘mosquito réle, work in Brazil 
by Sao Paulo ahd French Commissions, 
245-252 
Yellow fever, mosquito réle, work in Cuba 
by Guiteras and John W. Ross, 245 
Yellow fever, name in Aztec, 295 
Yellow fever, names used in Spanish Amer- 
ica, 296 
Yellow “tever, New Orleans epidemic of 1905, 
253-255 
Yellow fever on shipboard, 348-349, 350-352 
Yellow fever on upper Amazon, source, 348 
Yellow fever, original endemic foci, 294-298 
Yellow-fever outbreaks in north, explanation, 
345-347 
‘Yellow fever produced by active toxin in 
filtered lymph or by ultra-microscopic 
organism, 255-256 
Yellow fever, scientific demonstration of car- 
riage by mosquitoes, 241-255 
Yellow-fever mosquito (see also Aédes calo- 
pus, Stegomyia calopus and Stegomyia 
fasciata). 
Yellow-fever mosquito, 258-303 
Yellow-fever mosquito, activity, time, 262-270 
Yellow-fever mosquito, adult, length of life, 
270-271 
Yellow-fever mosquito, artificial means of 
distribution, 298-301 
Yellow-fever mosquito, behavior of larve, | 
286-287 
Yellow-fever mosquito, biting of cadavers, 272 
Yellow-fever mosquito, breeding habits, 281- 
292 
Yellow-fever mosquito, breeding places, 283- 
6 
Yellow-fever mosquito, changes in scientific 
name, 6 
Yellow-fever mosquito, distance of flight, 272- 
275 
Yellow-fever mosquito, distribution by arti- 
ficial means, 298-301 
Yellow-fever mosquito, 
graphical, 292-294 
distribution, geo- 
INDEX 
Yellow-fever mosquito, diurnal habits, 262-270 
Yellow-fever mosquito, domesticity, 258-259 
Yellow-fever mosquito, duration of early 
stages, 288-289 
Yellow-fever mosquito eggs, conditions af- 
fecting them, 281-283 
Yellow-fever mosquito eggs, disposal, 278-280 
Yellow-fever mosquito, feeding habits of 
adult, 106, 259-262 
Yellow-fever mosquito, feeding habits of lar- 
ve, 287-288 
Yellow-fever mosquito, flight, distance, 272- 
275 
Yellow-fever mosquito, food in relation to ovi- 
position, 277-278 
Yellow-fever mosquito, geographical distri- 
bution, 292-294 
Yellow-fever mosquito, geographical distri- 
bution in North America, 3-4 
Yellow-fever mosquito, host of Nosema steg- 
omyie, manner of infection, 160-161 
Yellow-fever mosquito in Europe, 301-303 
Yellow-fever mosquito, influence of tempera- 
ture thereon, 271-272 
Yellow-fever mosquito larve, behavior, 286- 
287 
ae wale mosquito larve, food habits, 287- 
8 
Yellow-fever mosquito larve, resistance to 
adverse conditions, 289-292 
ua reg mosquito, length of life of imago, 
val 
Yellow-fever mosquito, mating, 275-276 
Yellow-fever mosquito, original home, 294-298 
Yellow-fever mosquito, oviposition, 278-280 
Yellow-fever mosquito, oviposition, food in re- 
lation thereto, 277-278 
Yellow-fever mosquito, 
205 
Yellow-fever mosquito, successful rearing in 
captivity, 132 
Mello Fee Mosquito, time of activity, 262- 
Youne, Caprarn, on swarm of mosquitoes in 
Gulf of Mexico, 342-343 
semidomestication, 
“ Zancudos,” name used for mosquitoes in 
Spanish-American countries, 10 
cease on development of eyes of mosquitoes, 
7-88 
ZIEMANN on occurrence of malaria at high al- 
titudes, 235 
