29 Prot. 
Subject Index. 
0403 
Protozoa in relation to disease. 
(a) General. 
Protozoan diseases in Man and domes- 
tic animals in Brit. W. Africa (Nth. 
Nigeria) ; Simpson, 449. 
(b) Amoebosis. 
Dissenteria da Entamoeba tetragena ; 
Ascoli, 18. 
Amoebic dysentery in horse, cattle and 
sheep; Lehmann, 279. 
(c) llaemosporidiosis. 
Relapses in Malaria regarded as due 
to persistence of a few asexual forms 
(schizonts) rather than to a partheno- 
genesis of macrogametes ; Thomson, 479. 
Malaria and Knla Azar in Russia ; 
Marzinowsky, 296. 
Alteration des hematics clioz 1 eGongy- 
lus ocellatus sous l’influence d’uneHemo- 
gregarine (ff. sergentium) ; Viguier & 
Weber, 490. 
(d) Piroplasmosis (also the some- 
what doubtful Anaplasmosis). 
Piroplasmoses des Bovides en (Irene 
(P. bigeminnm , midairs and Theileria 
parva ); Cardamatis, 80. — La piroplas- 
mose bovine au Dahomey ; Pecaud, 365. 
Piroplasmose der Binder in Turkestan 
(Russ.); Stolinikoff, 459. — Piroplasma 
der Giraffen (Russ.) ; Averintzeff, 24. 
Occurrence of “ Anaplasma ” canis in 
Italy; Basile, 34. 
Two varieties oE anaplasmosis caused 
by Anaplasma marginale and A. m. var. 
centrale respectively ; Theiler, 474-476. 
Piroplasma mutans und Anaplasmosis 
bei javanischen Buffeln (Ilollandisch) ; 
Blieck & Kaligis, 54. 
(e) Myxosporidiosis. 
Effects of Myxosporidia on the gall- 
bladder and bile of fishes ; Fantham & 
Porter, 164. — Effects of llenneguya 
psorospcrmica on the ovaries and other 
organs of Esox Indus ; Auerbach, 23. 
Microsporidiosis of bees caused by 
Nosemaapis ; Fantham & Porter, 161. — 
Ober die A’osemnkrankheit der Bienen ; 
Maassen, 284. 
(f) Trypanosomosis. 
Possible connection of a Trypanosoma 
of sheep with the disease known ns 
“ louping-ill ” ; Bishop, 48. 
Lethal effects of T. dultoni when passed 
from mice into rats ; Roudsky, 413. 
T. simiac, a new species remarkable 
in being extremely lethal to monkeys and 
goats and apparently nothing else ; Bruce,. 
Harvey, Hamerton & Davey, 73. 
A new variety of animal Trypanosome 
in Rhodesia, pathogenic to monkeys, T, 
ignotum (natural host unknown) n. sp. X 
Kinghorn & Yorke, 233. 
Possibility that strains of T. rhodesiense 
showing a larger percentage of “posterior 
nuclear forms ” are more virulent than 
those with a smaller percentage ; Wen- 
yon & Hanschell, 517. 
1st das Trypanosoma theileri patho- 
gen ? (Holland isch) ; Vrljburg, 498. 
Trypanosoma der Beschal-Seucho (in 
Equns caballus ) in Russland ; Bglicer, 41. 
— Trypanosornose der Ivameele im Uouv„ 
Ast.achan; Freischmidt, 191.— Schlaf- 
krankheitder Wisente ; Wrublewski, 527. 
(g) Leishmaniosis. 
Nei catii di Torino, Leishmaniosi 
spontanea ; Sangiorgi, 424. 
Leishmania canis , spontane Leislnna- 
niose der Hunde in Tunis ; Yakimoff & 
Kohl-Yakimoff, 537. 
Cutaneous leishmaniosis at Bahia 
(Brazil); da Silva, 447. — Dermal leish- 
maniosis from S. America ; Wenyon, 512. 
“Espundia” of Peru, caused by a 
Leishmania (of the localized type) ; 
Laveran & Nattan-Larrier, 266. 
(h) Various and uncertain. 
Colite & Tetramr'tus mesnili (Wenyon 
1910) et colite ii Trichomonas intestinal is- 
Leiickart 1879; Brumpt, 76. 
Discussion of the reasons of the attack 
of fish by Chilodon and the lethal effects ; 
Andr6, 14. 
Armamputatioh bei Hydra fusca h 
durch einfach Verdauung mittels ein 
Infusor ( Prorodon teres) ; Reukauf, 389. 
Infection spontanee (fatale) du pigeon 
et du chien due au Toxoplasma cuniculi r 
Carlni, 83. — La toxoplasmose du lapin a 
