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

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[1930]
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    Morton, F. A. 1929—Quantity production of tick parasites. 7th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Great Falls (1927-28), 32-35. NICHOLSON, F.. M. 1923.—A cytological study of the nature of Rickettsia in Rocky Mountain spotted fever. J. Exper. Med., N. Y., v. 37, 221-230. NoGucHI, H. 1923a.—Prophylactie inoculation against Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Special Bull. No. 26, Montana St. Bd. Health, Helena, 4447. 1923b.—Immunity studies of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. I. Useful- ness of immune serum in suppressing an impending infection. II. Prophylactic inoculation in animals. J. Exper. Med., N. Y., v. 37, 383-894, v. 38, 605-626. 1923c.—Experimental prophylactic inoculation against Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Northwest Med., Seattle, v. 22, 301-303. 1926a.—Cultivation of Rickettsia-like micreorganisms from the Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick, Dermacentor andersoni. J. Exper. Med., N. Y., v. 48, 515-532. 1926b.—A filter-passing virus obtained from Dermacentor andersom. Ibid., v. 44, 1-10. ‘O’DoNNELL, F. J. [1927].—Control work: Rocky Mountain spotted fever control districts, Bitter Root Valley, for the period January 1, 1923, to December . 31, 1926. 6th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena (1925-26), 41-54. [1929].—Control work: Rocky Mountain spotted fever control districts, Bitter Root Valley, 1927-28. 7th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Great Falls (1927-28), 70-75. ‘Orto, R. 1928.—Fleckfieber und amerikanisches Felsengebirgsfieber. Centralbl. f. Bakteriol., ete., Jena, 1. Abt., Orig., v. 106, 279-291. PALFREY, EF’. W. (see WoLBACH, S. B.; Topp, J. L.; and PAuLFrey, F. W.) PARKER, J. R., and BuTLER, W. J. [1929].—Tick parasite liberation in Montana during 1928. 7th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Great Falls (1927-28), 35-88. PARKER, R. R., and BUTLER, W. J. [1929].—Results of preliminary investigations in Montana of pathological conditions in sheep due to the wood tick, Dermacentor ander- som Stiles. 7th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Great - Falls (1927-28), 77-85. Parker, R. R. (See also SPENCER, R. R., and PARKER, R. R.) 1918.—Some results of two years’ investigations of the Rocky Mountain spotted. fever tick in Hastern Montana. J. Econom. Entomol., Concord, N. H., v. 11, 189-194. 1919a.—Report of tick control operations in the Bitter Root Valley during the season of 1918, facts in connection therewith; recommenda- tions for the further prosecution of the work. 38rd Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena (1917-18), 25-40. 1919b.—Second report on investigations of the Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick in Hastern Montana. Ibid., 41-54. 1919¢e.—Tick control program for 1919. Circular No. 1, Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Missoula, 1-23.