Bibliography of trypanosomiasis ; embracing original papers published prior to April, 1909, and references to works and papers on tsetse-flies especially Glossina paplalis, Rob.-Desev. Compiled by C. A. Thimm.

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1909
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Credit: Bibliography of trypanosomiasis ; embracing original papers published prior to April, 1909, and references to works and papers on tsetse-flies especially Glossina paplalis, Rob.-Desev. Compiled by C. A. Thimm. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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