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SANITARY ENTOMOLOGY 



Disease 



Causative organism 



Insect transmitter 



Method of insect 

 transmissions 



Nature of 

 insect rdle 



Filariasis, human (cont'd) 

 (elephantiasis) 



Filariasis, human 



Filariasis, human 



Foot and Mouth Disease 



Furuneulosis, animal 

 Gall sickness, bovine 



Gangrene 



Gonone (Acarine dermatosis) 



Gonorrhea, human 



Granuloma, equine cutaneous. 

 See nematode equine 



Heemoproteasis of red grouse 

 (Lagopus scoticus) 



Heartwater of sheep 



Hookworm 



Hookworm 



Horse sickness, Gambian 

 Impetigo contagiosa , . . 



Filaria demarquayi. 



Filaria (Loa) loa 



Filterable virus. 



Staphylococcus pyogenes 



Trypanosoma (sens. lat). 

 thelleri 



Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus 



Microtrombidium wichmanni 

 Schongastia vandersandei 



Diplococcus gonorrhese 



Haemoproteus mansoni. 

 Filterable virus. 



Ancylostoma duodenale. 

 Necator americanus. 



Duttonella congolense. 



Staphylococcus pyogenes 

 (aureus and albus). 



Mansonioides annu- 



lipes 

 Mansonia pseudoti- 



tillans 

 Culex microannula- 



tus 

 Culez gelidus 



" sitiens 

 Aedes perplex us 



" scutellaris 

 Scutomyia aiboline- 



ata 

 Tseniorhynchus do- 



mesticus. 

 Partial development 



is recorded m 

 Aedes argenteus 

 Anopheles maculi- 



pennis 

 Anopheles albimanus 

 Culex quinquefasci- 



atus 

 Chrysops centurionis 

 dimidiata 

 " silacea 

 Partial development 



in 

 Hsematopota cordi- 



gera 

 Hippocentrum tri- 



maculatum. 



Wohlfahrtia magni- 



fica 

 Lucilia serenissima 



Argas re6exus 

 Ixodes ricinus. 



Hippobosca rufipes. 



Musca domestica. 



Microtrombidium 

 wichmanni, 



Schongastia 

 vandersandei 



Insect takes up 

 in blood but 

 transmission 

 is not proven. 



Insect takes up 

 in blood. In- 

 oculates ^ a t 

 time of biting. 



Fly 



Ornithomyia lagopo- 

 dis. 



Amblyomma hebrae- 



um 

 Haemaphysalis cin- 



nabarina punctata 



Musca domestica. 



Limosina puncti- 

 pennis. 



Glossina morsitans 



and possibly 

 Glossina palpalis. 



Pgdiculus hum anus. 



Probably inter- 

 mediate 

 hosts. 



Intermediate 

 host. 



