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

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[1930]
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    Ei PARKER, R. R.—Continued. 1920.—The present status of the control of Dermacentor venustus Banks im the Bitter Root Valley, Mont., and new data concerning the habits of the tick. J. Econom. Entomol., Concord, N. H., v. 18, 31-37. 1921a.—Report of tick control operations in the Bitter Root Valley during the seasons of 1919 and 1920. 4th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena (1919-20), 18-44. 1921b.—The control of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in the Bitter Root Valley. Circular No. 1, revised, Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Missoula, 1—20. 1928a.—Transmission of Rocky Mountain spotted fever by the rabbit tick, Haemaphysalis lteporis-palustris Packard. Am. J. Trop. Med., Balt., v. 8, 39-45. 1923b.—Maintenance of the virus of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in nature with particular reference to conditions in the Bitter Root Valley. Special Bull. No. 26, Montana St. Bd. Health, Helena, 33-40. [1929a].—Rocky Mountain spotted fever. 7th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Great Falls (1927-28), 39-62. [1929b].—Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Montana, 1927-28. Ibid., 63-67.. [1929c].—Vaccination against Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Ibid., 68-69. PARKER, R. R., and POLLINGER, W. BH. [1924.]—Report of tick-control operations in the Bitter Root Valley during the seasons of 1921 and 1922. 5th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena (1922-23), 16-29. PARKER, R. R., and SPENCER, R. R. 1926.—A study of the relationship between the presence of Rickettsia- like organisms in tick smears and the infectiveness of the same ticks. Pub. Health Rep., U. S. Pub. Health Serv., Wash., D. C., v. 41, no. 11; 461-469. {1927].—Distribution and spread of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Montana. 6th Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena (1925-26), 19-28. PARKER, R. R., and WELLS, R. W. [1917].—Some facts of importance concerning the Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick (Dermacentor venustus Banks) in Hastern Montana. 2nd Bien. Rep. Montana St. Bd. Entomol., Helena (1915-16), 45-56. Parsons, H. H. (See Micuin, H. C. Jr., and Parsons, H. H.) PEARSE, R. A. - 1909.—Tick or Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Utah Med. J. [Denver Med. Times] (1908-09), v. 28, 415. . PEASE, F. D. 1923.—Diagnosis of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Special Bull. No.. 26, Montana St. Bd. Health, Helena, 5-9. PETERSEN, W. F. (See Davis, B. F., and Petersen, W. F.) PINKERTON, H. (See Wouzpacnu, S. B., PINKERTON, H., and SCHLESINGER, M. J.) PoLLInecER, W. H. (See PARKER, R. R., and PoLLIncer, W. BD.) REIMANN, H. A. 1928.—Ricksettsia of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in the brain of the