This 1914 volume responds rising concerns regarding the role of the house-fly in the dissemination of infectious diseases, and its relationship to unhygienic conditions.
This 1914 volume responds rising concerns regarding the role of the house-fly in the dissemination of infectious diseases, and its relationship to unhygienic conditions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. The Structure and Habits of the House-Fly: 1. Introduction 2. The external structure of Musca domestica 3. The internal structure of Musca domestica 4. The internal structure of the head a proboscis of Musca domestica 5. The habits and bionomics of the house-fly Part II. The Breeding Habits, Life-History and Structure of the Larva: 6. The breeding habits of Musca domestica 7. The life-history of the House-fly 8. The external features of the full-grown larva 9. The internal structure of the full-grown larva Part III. The Natural Enemies and Parasites of the House-Fly: 10. Arachnids and myriapods 11. The fungal disease: Empusa muscae Cohn 12. Insect and vertebrate enemies 13. Protozoal parasites 14. The parasitic nematode: Habronema muscae Carter Part IV. Other Species of Flies Frequenting Houses: 15. The lesser house-fly, Fannia canicularis L. and the latrine fly, F. scalaris Fab. 16. The stable fly, Stomoxys calitrans L. 17. The blow flies, Calliphora erythrocephalia Meig. and C. vomitoria L., and the sheep maggot or 'green bottle' fly, Lucilia caesar L. 18. The cluster fly, Polleina rudis Fab. and Muscina stabulans Fall. 19. Allied mscid flies and miscellaneous flies found in houses Part V. The Relation of House-Flies to Disease: 20. The dissemination of pathogenic organisms by flies 21. The carriage of typhoid fever by flies 22. The relation of flies to summer diarrhoea of infants 23. The dissemination of other diseases by flies 24. Miscellaneous experiments on the carriage of micro-organisms by flies, by both natural and artificial infection 25. The relation of flies to myiasis and to the spread of intestinal worms Part VI. Control Measures: 26. Preventative and remedial measures 27. Organised effort in control measures Bibliography Index.
Part I. The Structure and Habits of the House-Fly: 1. Introduction 2. The external structure of Musca domestica 3. The internal structure of Musca domestica 4. The internal structure of the head a proboscis of Musca domestica 5. The habits and bionomics of the house-fly Part II. The Breeding Habits, Life-History and Structure of the Larva: 6. The breeding habits of Musca domestica 7. The life-history of the House-fly 8. The external features of the full-grown larva 9. The internal structure of the full-grown larva Part III. The Natural Enemies and Parasites of the House-Fly: 10. Arachnids and myriapods 11. The fungal disease: Empusa muscae Cohn 12. Insect and vertebrate enemies 13. Protozoal parasites 14. The parasitic nematode: Habronema muscae Carter Part IV. Other Species of Flies Frequenting Houses: 15. The lesser house-fly, Fannia canicularis L. and the latrine fly, F. scalaris Fab. 16. The stable fly, Stomoxys calitrans L. 17. The blow flies, Calliphora erythrocephalia Meig. and C. vomitoria L., and the sheep maggot or 'green bottle' fly, Lucilia caesar L. 18. The cluster fly, Polleina rudis Fab. and Muscina stabulans Fall. 19. Allied mscid flies and miscellaneous flies found in houses Part V. The Relation of House-Flies to Disease: 20. The dissemination of pathogenic organisms by flies 21. The carriage of typhoid fever by flies 22. The relation of flies to summer diarrhoea of infants 23. The dissemination of other diseases by flies 24. Miscellaneous experiments on the carriage of micro-organisms by flies, by both natural and artificial infection 25. The relation of flies to myiasis and to the spread of intestinal worms Part VI. Control Measures: 26. Preventative and remedial measures 27. Organised effort in control measures Bibliography Index.
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