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SANITARY ENTOMOLOGY 



Disease 



Causative organism 



Insect transmitter 



Method of insect 

 transmissions 



Nature of 

 insect r6Ie 



Leprosy (cont'd) 



Loasis. 



See Filariasis (human) 



Leishmaniasis. 

 See Kala azar. Sore (Bagdad; 

 Biskra, and Oriental) 



Lymphangitis, epizootic 

 (animal) 



Maeulee ccerulese 



Mai de caderas 

 Malaria, avian 



Malaria, canary 



Malaria, pigeon 

 Malaria, quartan 



Malaria, subtertian 



Cryptococcus farclminosus 

 Priesz-Nocard organism 

 Bacillus necrophagus 

 Staphylococci. 



Fhthirus pubis. 



Castellanella equinum. 



Plasmodium danilewskyi. 



Plasmodium relictum. 



Hsemoproteus columbse 

 Plasmodium malarise. 



Laverania falciparum. 



Pediculus humanus. 



Cimex leetularius. 



Amblyomma spp. 



Phthirus pubis. 



Triatoma infestans 

 Cimex leetularius. 



Culex quinquefasci- 



atus 

 Culex pipiens 

 Aedes nemorosus 



" argenteus. 



Culex pipiens. 



Lynchia maura 

 " brunea. 



Anopheles algeriensis 

 * costahs _ 

 " culicifacies 

 *' fuliginosus 

 *' funesta 

 *' maculipennis 

 ** myzomyifacies 

 " quadrimacula- 



tus 

 " Tossii 

 " sinensis ^ 

 " Stephens! 

 " theobaldi. 



Anopheles albimanus 

 " annulipes 

 " argyrotarsis 

 " barbirostris 

 " costalis 

 " crucians_ 

 " culicifacies _ 

 " formosaensis H 

 " fuliginosus 

 ** funestus 

 ** maculatua 



Organism has 

 been found in 

 lice. Trans- 

 mission 

 would be ef- 

 f e c t e d 

 through feces. 



The bacilli may 

 be taken up 

 by the bugs, 

 but transmis- 

 sion has not 

 been proven 

 although it is 

 suspected. It 

 would take 

 place by fecal 

 contami- 

 nation of 

 wounds. 



Inoculated by 

 bite of tide, 

 probably^ by 

 contamina- 

 tion. 



Direct attack. 



Experimental 



transmission 

 by bites of 

 bugs. 



Transmission 

 by mosquito 

 bite. 



Transmission 

 by mosquito 

 bite. 



Transmission 

 by fly bite. 



Transmission 

 by mosquito 

 bite. 



Transmitted by 

 bite of mos- 

 quito. 



Mechanical 

 carrier. 



Mechanical 

 carrier. 



Mechanical 

 carrier. 



External para- 

 site. 



Intermediate 

 host. 



Intermediate 

 host. 



Intermediate 

 host. 



Intermediate 



host. 



Intermediate 

 host. 



Intermediate 

 host. 



