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REFERENCES TO LITERATURE
PATTON, W. S.—"Preliminary Report on the Development of the Leishman-Donovan Body in
the Bed Bug." Scientific Memoirs by Officers of the Medical and
Sanitary Departments of the Government of India. New series No. 27.
The Development of the Leishman-Donovan parasite in Cimex rotun-
datus. Scientific Memoir No. 31.
Row, R.—" Further Observations on Leishmania Tropica of Oriental Sore of Cambay, India."
Journal of British Medical Association, page 867, September 24th, 1910.
" "Leishmania Tropica and the Oriental Sore of Cambay." Proceedings of the
Bombay branch of the British Medical Association, January 29th, 1911.
SERIZIAT.—" Etudes sur l'oasis de Biskra," Paris. (Cited by Hirsch, Geogr. Pathol. III,
page 477.)
LAVERAN, A.—" Contribution a Petude de bouton de Biskra." Ann. de Dermatologie, 2 S. I.,
173—197.
CARDAMATIS, J. P.
AND
MELISSIDIS, A.
—" Role probable de la mouche domestique et dans la, transmission des
Leishmania" Bulletin de la Societe Path. Exot. Tome IV,
No. 7, page 459, Juillet 1911.
BASILE, C.—" Sulla Leishmaniosi et sul suo modo di Transmissione." "Rendiconti della R.
Accademia dei Lincei." T. XIX, Nov. 20th, 1910, pp. 523—527; T. XX,
January 8th, 1911, pp. 50-51; T. XX. February, 19th, 1911, pp. 50-51. and
T. XX, March, 1911, pp. 479—485.
PORTER, A.—" Further Remarks on the Genera Crithidia; Herpetomonas, and Trypanosoma
and Dr. Woodcock's views thereon. " Parasitology, Vol. IV, No. 2, July
18th, 1911.
NICOLLE, C., et MANCEAUX, L.—" Recherches sur le Bouton d'Orient cultures, Reproduction
experimentale, Immunisation." Annales de L'Institut
Pasteur, September 1910, pp. 673—720.
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