Studies on Rocky Mountain spotted fever / U.S. Treasury Department, Public Health Service.

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[1930]
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    CooLtrty, R. A.—Continued. 1914-1927.—[Control of the Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick in Mon- tana.] i1st-6th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena, 5-15, 5-12, 5-28, 5-17, 4-15, 5-19. 1915.—The spotted fever tick (Dermacentor venustus Banks) and its con- trol in the Bitter Root Valley, Montana—a review. J. Econom. Entomol., Concord, N. H., v. 8, 47-53. 1923.—The spotted fever tick, Dermacenter [Sic] venustus Banks. Special Bull. No. 26, Montana St. Bd. Health, Helena, 9-15. [1929a].—Tick parasites—executive report. 7th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Great Falls (1927-28), 10-16. [1929b].—Preliminary report on the tick parasites, Ixodiphagus caucurtet du Buysson. Ibid., 17-81. Cowpkry, E. V. 1923.—The distribution of Rickettsia in the tissues of insects and arach- nids. J. Hxper. Med., N. Y., v. 37, 481-456. 1925.—-A group of microorganisms transmitted hereditarily in ticks and apparently unassociated with disease. Ibid., v. 41, 817-830. 1926.—Rickettsis and disease. Arch. Path. and Lab. Med., Chicago, v. 2, 59-90. Craie, C. F. (See also ASHBURN, P. M., and Crate, C. F.) 1904.—The relation of the so-called “ Piroplasma hominis” and certain de- generative changes in the erythrocytes. Am. Med., Phila., v. 8, 1016-1017. CUMMING, J. G. 1917.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever in California. J. Infect. Dis., Chicago, v. 21, 509-514. Davis, BP: 1911.—Unfinished experiments of Dr. Howard T. Ricketts on Rocky Moun- tain spotted fever. (Jn Contrib. Med. Sci., by H. T. Ricketts, Chicago, 1911, 409-418. Davis, B. F., and PETERSEN, W. F. . 1911.—Complement deviation in Rocky Mountain spotted fever. J. Infect. Dis., Chicago, v. 8, 330-838. (Also in Contrib. Med. Sci., by H. T. Ricketts, Chicago, 1911, 419-427. Foot, N. C. 1919.— Rocky Mountain spotted fever in the domestic rabbit. J. Med. Re search, Bost., v. 389, 495-507. Perens, i. D.- 1913.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Sheep grazing aS a possible means of controlling the wood tick (Dermacentor andersoni) in the Bitter Root Valley. Pub. Health Rep., U. S. Pub. Health Serv., Wash., D. C., v. 28, no. 32, 1647-1653. 1914a.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever. A report of its investigation and of work in tick eradication for its control during 1918. Ibid., v. 29, no. 8, 449-461. 1914b.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Some investigations made during 1912 by. P. A. Surgeon T. B. McClintic. Ibid., v. 29, no. 17, 1008- 1020. [1915a].—A review of Rocky Mountain spotted fever eradicative work conducted by the U. S. Public Health Service in the Bitter Root Valley, Montana. ist Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena (1918-14), 28-81. '