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G. D. BHALERAO 157
Powel, A. (1903). Bilharzia in India. B. M. J. Feb. 28, 490.
Rao, M. A. N. (1933). Bovine nasal schistosomiasis in the Madras Presidency.
with a description of the parasite. Ind. J. Vet. Sci. & Anim. Husb. 3, 29-38,
— (1933). A preliminary Report on the successful infection with nasal
schistosomiasis in experimental calves. ibid 3,160-162.
—and Ayyar, L. S. P. (1933). Schistosoma suis n. sp. A Schistosome found
in pigs in Madras. ibid 3, 321-324.
— (1934). A comparative study of Schistosoma spindalis Montgomery,
1906, and Schistosoma nasalis n. sp. ibid 4, 1-28.
Rao, M. A. N. and Ayyar, R. S. (1935). Ova of Schistosomes in the faeces of a
dog. A preliminary report. ibid 5, 23-27.
Schmid, H. (1929). The pentavalent compounds of antimony in Tropical Medicine.
Ind. Med. Gaz. 63, 643-650.
Sewell, E. P. (1904). Bilharzia haematobia in India, J. Trop. Med. London, 7, 360.
Sewell, R. P. S. (1919). The possible occurrence of Schistosoma japonicum in India.
R ec. Ind. Mus. 16, 425-429.
—(1919). Schistosomiasis in India. Ind. Med. Gaz. 54, 252-253.
—(1922). Cercariae indicae. Ind. J. Med. Res. Suppl. No. 3, p. 370.
—(1930). The evolution of the excretory system in certain groups
of the Furcocercariae. Rec. Ind. Mus. 32, 357-383.
Soparkar, H. B. (1921). The cercariae of Schistosoma spindalis Montgomery. Ind.
J. Med. Res. 9, 1-22.
—(1919). Is human bilharziosis likely to spread in India ? J. Proc.
Asiat. Soc., Bengal, 15, Ind. J. Med. Res. 8, 207-213.
—(1921). Notes on some furcocercous cercariae from Bombay.
Ind. J. Med. Res. 9, 23-32.
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