The house fly Musca domestica, Linnæus : a study of its structure, development, bionomics and economy / by C. Gordon Hewitt.

  • Hewitt, C. Gordon (Charles Gordon), 1885-1920.
Date:
1910
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Credit: The house fly Musca domestica, Linnæus : a study of its structure, development, bionomics and economy / by C. Gordon Hewitt. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE VII. Dissemination of Pathogenic Organisms by M. domestica and its non-Blood-sucking Allies 142 1. Typhoid Fever 144 2. Anthrax 153 3. Cholera 155 4. Tuberculosis 157 5. Ophthalmia 158 6. Plague ... 160 7. Miscellanea 161 VIII. Flies and Intestinal Myiasis 163 IX. Literature 164 X. Appendix on the Winter Breeding of M. domestica 171 XI. Corrigendum 172 XII. Explanation of Plate 22 173 XIII. Appendix A. Further Observations on the Dissem- ination of Bacterial and other Organisms by M. domestica 174 1. The Relation of Flies to Summer Diarrhoea of Infants 174 2. Bacteria and Fungal Spores carried by M. domestica 178 3. Flies and Milk .. 182 4. Flies in Military Camps 183 XIV. Appendix B. Additional Observations on the Breeding Habits of Musca domestica ... 183 XV. Appendix C. Preventive Measures 185 XVI. Appendix D. A Further Parasite of M. domestica 186 XVII. Additional Literature 188
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