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FOREWORD.
A widespread demand for a ten years' index to the ^Medical Series
of the " Review of AppHed Entomology " has arisen, not only because
it would enhance the value of the Review as a work of reference, but
also because the numerous changes in synonymy during the period
invoh'ed have resulted in the insects often being recorded under
diffenint names in different ^'olumes.
Owing to the vast number of entries and the great expense of an
index of this character, it has been found necessary to confine it to the
Arthropod names onlj'. For entries under the diseases and blood
parasites, their vertebrate hosts, the countries in which they occur,
etc., the reader is referred to the annual indices published with each
volume.
The general arrangement of the index is identical with that of the
annual indices except that in the case of the list of authors reference is
restricted to those whose papers have been actually abstracted, casual
mention of authors in the text being omitted.
In the case of scientific names the page reference is cited only under
the heading of the generic name.
When an alternative name is printed in brackets, it signifies that it
is not the. one here adopted, but in the case of certain mosquitos the
valid sub-generic name, which in the view of some authors should have
the status of a genus, is distinguished by an asterisk.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Abbatucci, S., X. 102.
Abbott, W. S., VI. 240, VII. 153,
VIII. 13, IX. 110.
Abrami, P., VI. 36, VIII. 108.
a Court, A. W. H., VI. 111.
Acton, W. H., VII. 102.
Adams, H. A., VI. 164.
Addison, J. B., III. 190.
Adelmann, E., VIII. 45.
Aders, W. M., III. 48, 49, V.
147, VI. 46, 123, VIII. 112.
Adie, H. A., I. 142, IX. 209, X.
72, 197.
Adler, S.. X. 126.
Adrien, C, VI. 217.
Afonso, P. C, X. 67.
Agir, V. 15.
Agnoletti, G., VIII. 98.
Akin, C. v., III. 48.
Akinschin, T., II. 118.
Akula, T. G., I. 143.
Alary, A., V. 36.
Alcock, A., I. 6, 131, II. 6, 166,
III. 129.
Alcock, W. B., VI. 43.
Aldige, E., IX. 58.
Aldrich, T- M., III. 166.
Alessandrini, G., IV. 83, V. 71,
VIII. 44.
Alexander, D., VI. 47.
Alfieri, A., IX. 164.
Allen, A. H., X. 108.
Allen, J. A., VII. 54, X. 139.
Almeida, Jr., T. de, VIII. 3.
Almeida Cunha, R. de, III. 82,
IV. 83.
Altson, A. M., VIII. 218.
Alvares, M. G. de A., IV. 48.
Ameuille, VII. 79.
Anderson, A. G., X. 8.
Anderson, T. J., II. 37, V. 31, X.
11.
Andres, VIII. 123.
Anfreville, L. d', IV. 16, 40, 85,
VI. 12.
Annandale, N., IV. 118.
Anson, B. J., X. 177.
Anthony, A. L., VIII. 91.
Antoine, I. 101.
Apsit, J. G., III. 136.
Aragao, H. de Beam^epaire, V. 190,
VIII. 172, IX. 122, X. 159.
Aran jo, H. C. de Souza, VIII. 25.
Archibald, R. G., III. 28, V. 179,
VII. 99, X. 234.
Arenberg, Prince P. d', VI. 17.
Arias, G. J. M., X. 173.
Arkell, T. R., V. 118.
Arkwright, J. A., VI. 237, VI I.
146, IX. 96.
Armand-Delille, P., V. 98, 159,
VI. 36.
Arnold, W. J. J., II. 67.
Arrow, G. J., VIII. 215.
Artega, J. F., IX. 122.
Aruch, E., X. 211.
Arzt, L., V. 145.
Ashworth, J. H., IV. 87.
Athanassof, N., VIII. 85.
Athias, G., VIII. 16.
Atkin, E. E., V. 155, IX. 96.
Atkins. W. R. G., X. 35.
Atkinson, E. L., IV. 91.
Atsatt, R. F., VI. 183.
Austen, E. E., I. 29, 35, 66, II.
51, 52, 84, 96, 140, III. 88,
VIII. 51, 110, 175, 177, 208,"
IX. 140, 194, X. 105, 143, 189,
208.
Averfeld, H. Stadtmann-, IX. 186.
Averv, L., VIII. 36.
Awati, P. R., III. 211, IV. 74,
172, VI. 1, 131, VIII. 159, 160,
IX. 103, 105, 210, X. 231.
Ayyar, T. V. Ramakrishna, VI.
22, IX. 79.
Babault, G., X. 52.
Babcock, O. G., IX. 182.
Baber, E., VII. 5.
Bachmann, A., X. 13, 23.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Bacot, A. W., II. 60, 61, 62, 131,
135, III. 9, 44, 63, IV. 57, 161,
192, V. 24, 69, 74, 90, 153, 155,
VI. 108, 132, 237, VII. 32, 50,
72, 146, VIII. 3, 4, 22, 33, IX.
64, 96, X. 31.
Baerg, W. J.. X. 190.
Baerthlein, K., V. 43.
Bagnall, R. S., X. 71.
Bagshawe, A. G., II. 140.
Bague, J., IX. 140, X. 69.
Bahr. P. H., II. 66, 130, III. 76,
VI. 176. [Subsequently Man-
son-Bahr, P., q.v.]
Bais, W. J.. X. 5.
Baker, A. W., III. 186, V. 187,
VII. 21.
Balard, G., X. 147.
Baldrey, F. S. H.. I. 22.
Balfour, A.. I. 126, 166, III. 45,
69, IV. 142, 150, 179, VIII. 124,
IX. 127, 133, X. 94, 106, 225.
Ballowe, H. L., VII. 8.
Bancroft, M. J., VII. 112, VIII.
174, 189, X. 14, 15.
Bandermann, F., II. 146.
Bang, B., VII. 172.
Bang, H., IX. 67.
Banks. C. S., III. 91, VII. 193,
VIII. 94.
Banks, N., IV. 96.
Banus, M. Garcia, IX. 76.
Barbara. B., VII. 11, 139.
Barber, G. W., VIII. 35.
Barber, L. B., III. 92, IV. 191,
V. 184.
Barber, M. A., I. 113, II. 126,
III. 65, 213, VI. 124, X. 65.
Barbieri, A., VII. 180, VIII. 77,
130, IX. 34, X. 43.
Barclay, A. H.. II. 198.
Bardelli, P., VII. 131, X. 201.
Barge, J., IX. 164.
Barker, C. N., VII. 11.
Barlow, J., I. 67.
Barney, R. L., X. 177.
Barraud, P. J., VIII. Ill, IX. 98.
Barret. H. P.. IV. 61, 136, VII.
22, 106.
Barreto, A., X. 158.
Bashford, E. F., VII. 94.
Basile, C, 1. 130, IV. 102, IX. 54.
Bass, C. C, IX. 178, X. 130.
Bass, R., VI. 57.
Bassett-Smith, Sir P. W., VII.
109, IX. 108.
Bassewitz, E. von, VIII. 102, IX.
130.
Bates, L. B.. IX. 198, X. 173.
Bates, L. I., VII. 74.
Battaglia, M. I., VII. 139.
Bail, A., IX. 19, X. 226.
Bauche, J., I. 57, II. 41.
Baudet, E. A. R. F., VII. 39.
Baumgarten, A.. VI. 55.
Baurv, A., X. 96, 175, 188.
Bavlis, H. A., VII. 154.
Bayon, H.. III. 120.
Beach, T. B., I. 79.
Beach. W. H., V. 7.
Beal, W. P. B., I. 19, II. 48, III.
18, IV. 12, IX. 100.
Beard, J., X. 110.
Beanlieu. G.. III. 155.
Beaurepaire Aragao, H. de, V.
190, VIII. 172, IX. 122, X.
159.
Beck.*M.. I. 76, II. 87.
Becker, T., X. 110.
Beckwith. C. S., V. 141, VII. 24,
IX. 186, 187, X. 111.
Bedford, G. A. H., I. 139, IV.
186, 189, VI. 32, VIII. 7, 9,
167, 204.
Beguet. M.. VII. 30, X. 39.
Behn, P., VIII. 193.
Belai, A.. X. 178.
BeHtzer, A. V.. II. 98.
Bell, Sir E. Hesketh, III. 97.
Bell. H. D., IX. 56.
Belli, C. M., V. 86.
' Bellile, P.. I. 189.
Beloglazov, G. I., II. 98.
Bencziir, J. von, V. 111.
Bengtson, I. A., X. 110.
i Bennett, D. H., IX. 182, 183.
Bentley, C. A., II. 195, VI. 196,
X. 223.
Benzler. J., VI. 56.
Bequaert, J., I. 36, 91, 93, 94,
100, 120, 140, 141, 220, III.
198, 199, IV. 16, 40, 138, V.
49, VI. 107, VII. 117, VIII.
17, 108, IX. 43, X. 180.
Beresoff, W. F., II. 174.
Bergevin, E. de., IV. 139.
Bergmann, A., X. 40.
Berlese, A., I. 68, V. 160.
Bernard. P. N., I. 57, II. 41.
Bernardini, L., VIII. 137.
Bernier y Lan, III. 51.
Bernstein, J. M., III. 89.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Bertarelli, E., IV. 153, IX. 59.
Bertolio, S., IV. 152.
Berton, V. 77.
Bertrand, G., VII. 182, 184,
VIII. 76.
Berrv, A. H., I. 81.
Bevan, L. E. W.. III. 19, 211,
IV. 46, V. 105, VI. 133, 134,
VIII. 79, 129, 137, 199.
Beyer, H. G., IV. 135.
Beyro, A. F., V. 169.
Bezzi, M., II. 101, III. 136, IV.
156, IX. 76, X. 139.
Bimbo, P.. V. 28.
Birt, C, I. 206, III. 166.
Bishop, W. A., IV. 105.
Bishopp, F. C, I. 96, 101, 115, 160,
III. 92, 159, 174, IV. 1, 4, 34,
181, V. 92, VI. 14, 88, 89, 121,
VII. 121, VIII. 70, 84, 162,
189, IX. 158, 194, 203, X. 83,
122, 162.
Bisset. E., II. 194.
Blacklock, B.. I. 61, 63, 67, II.
126, 131, III. 177, 178, 179,
VII. 160, VIII. 96, 156, IX.
23, 118, X. 62, 126.
Blackshaw, G. N., IX. 119.
Blaizot, L., I. 70, 74.
Blanc, G., II. 132, III. 26, 59,
IV. 63, 121, V. 113, VI. 27, 34,
158, 159, 198, 203, VII. 58, 145,
VIII. 181, IX. 49, 81, 94.
Blanchard. C, VI. 206.
Blanchard, M., II. 79, X. 185.
Blanchard, R., 1. 187, 191, VI. 23,
203.
Blanco Ledesma, D. A., VI. 51.
Blau, P., VI. 135, 215.
Bodet, VII. 28, VIII. 212.
Bodkin, G. E., III. 157, V. 4, 57,
VI. 18, 177, VII. 71, 129, 179,
IX. 2, X. 33, 54, 217.
Bogdanova-Katkova, L. I., IX.
115.
Boing, W., II. 169, IV. 58.
Bolshakov, A., III. 114.
Bolt, R. A.. III. 113.
Bonain, VII. 125.
Bondar, G., IX. 112.
Bonilla, A., X. 69.
Bonnard, VI. 34.
Bonne, C. VII. 6, VIII. 32, 59,
IX. 31, 72, 88, X. 76, 96.
Bonne-Wepster, J., VIII. 32, 59,
IX. 31, 72, 88, X. 76, 96.
Boone, R. C. P., X. 220.
Bora, E., IX. 143.
Bornand, M., VIII. 207.
Borthwick, J. D., VI. 167.
Bose, S. C, X. 205.
Bostin, S. L., V. 180.
Both, G., IX. 67.
Bouet, G., I. 38, 52, II. 77, III.
199, IV. 84, 101, V. 38, 50.
Bouffard, G., VI. 202, VII. 144.
Bouilliez, M., III. 29, IV. 84, IX.
89.
Bouiiov, v., II. 97.
Bourcart, J., VIII. 20.
Bouron, A., X. 172.
Bousfield, L., VII. 111.
Bouvier, J. E., VI. 71.
Boyd, J. E. M., IX. 16, X. 86,
142, 165.
Boye, G., VII. 67.
Boynton, W. H., VI. 10.
Brack, VI. 192.
Bradford, Sir J. R., VII. 94.
Bradley, B., IV. 196, VI. Ill, 213,
VII.61, 187, IX. 127.
Brain, C. K., I. 22, 142, VI. 185,
VII. 133.
Branden, F. Van den, I. 36, 120,
140, IV. 101, VI. 11, 34, VIII.
17, 24, X. 146.
Brandt, F. R., VI. 68, VII. 182,
VIII. 180.
Brandford, R., VIII. 50.
Bras de Sa, J. L., IX. 6.
Braun, V. 30.
Breemen, M. L. van, VI. 53, VII.
96, IX. 36.
Brehme, H. H., I. 118.
Breijer, H. G., III. 222.
Breinl, A., I. 9, III. 24, 153, VI.
223 IX 76.
Bresslau, E.. 'vi. 211, VIII. 120,
IX 213
Brethes, ]., VII. 32, 181, VIII.
61, IX. 5, X. 136, 171.
Bridwell, J. C, VI. 163.
Brimley, C. S., X. 228.
Britten, H., IX. 47.
Britton, W. E., I. 39, 94, II. 49,
99, 158, V. 73, 104.
Brockman, R. E. Drake-, I. 116,
II. 7, 8, III. 72, 150, 229.
Brocq-Rousseau, VII. 182, VIII.
76.
Brodersen, L., VIII. 82.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Brolemann, H. W., VII. 140,
VIII. 76, IX. 38.
Brook, G. R., VII. 64.
Brooke, G. E., III. 189.
Brooks, R. St. J., V. 151.
Brown, W. G., I. 104, V. 78, 94,
VII. 114, VIII. 75.
Bruce, Sir D., I. 99, 100, 133, II.
119, 156, 185, 186, 188, III. 170,
V. 185.
Bruce, E. A., VI. 44, VII. 43, X.
198 199
Brues! C. T., I. 16, II. 8, VIII.
14, IX. 169, X. 54.
Brug, S. L., IX. 8, X. 51, 172,
179, 211.
Brule, M., VI. 4.
Brumpt, E., I. 122, 123, 188, II.
52, 87, III. 56, VI. 133, VII. 160,
VIII. 41, 66, 67, 165, 185, IX.
173, X. 218.
Brunetti, E., II. 100, VII. 129,
VIII. 30, IX. 57.
Briinnich, J. C, III. 191.
Brunton, J. Dunbar-, I. 157.
Bruyant, L., I. 120.
Buchanan, R. M., IV. 45.
Buchholtz, M., VII. 123.
Buchner, P., X. 224.
Buck, J. E., III. 165.
Buckeridge, G. L., VI. 180.
Buckland, J., IV. 2.
Buen, F. de, X. 174.
Buen, S. de, V. 126, VI. 49, VII.
78 X 174
BuU,'l. B., VII. 62, VIII. 51.
Burnett, J. E., VII. 37.
Burton-Brown, G., IV. 141.
Buschkiel, M., X. 212.
Busck, A., III. 30.
Bushnell, L. D., VII. 169.
Bussiere, F., VI. 200.
Butler, C. S., VI. 49.
Butler, W. J., IX. 63.
Buttrick, P. L., I. 226, IV. 95.
Buxton, P. A., VIII. 69, 134, IX.
54, 127, 148, X. 209.
Buysson, H. du, IX. 154, X. 217.
Byam, W., VI. 225, VIII. 10, 70.
Byrd, H., III. 32.
Caballero, A., VIII. 61, X. 108,
136, 221.
Cadet, G., V. 50.
Caesar, L., VII. 194.
Caffrey, D. J., VI. 230.
Caille, E., VI. 140.
Caillon, L., VII. 153.
Calderon, H., IV. 69.
Calvert, P. P., VI. 80.
Cameron, A. E., V. 119, 170, VI.
178, VII. 28, 55, 58, X. 181.
Caminopetros, J., IX. 81.
Campbell, A. W., VI. Ill, VII.
187.
Campbell, C. A. R., I. 176.
Campion, H., IX. 175.
Campos, M. de, V. 65.
Canalis, P., IV. 94.
Cantacuzene, J., VII. 158, VIII.
146.
Carbonell, M. V., IX. 198.
Cardamatis, J. P., VI. 206, VII.
141.
Carini, A., II. 124, 125, IV. 59.
Garment, A. G., VI. 46, X. 169.
Carnegie Dickson, W. E., IX. 70.
Carpano, M., IV. 14, VII. 52, X.
185
Carpenter, G. D. H., II. 30, VIIL
99.
Carpenter, G. H., II. 185, III. 19,
22, V. 163, VI. 139, IX. 22, 189,
X. 163.
Carrante, V., X. 6.
Carroll, J. H., VI. 225, VIIL 10.
Carroll. M., IX. 187, 188, X. 110.
Carter, H. F., I. 7. 67, II. 45, III.
121, IV. 109, VII. 80, 160, VIIL
96, 97, 156, IX. 23, 25, 56, 76,
95, 118, 132, 201.
Carter, H. R., III. 78, 189, IV.
109, 180, V. 100, 135, VI. 154,
168, VII. 178, VIIL 95, 125, IX.
71, X. 130.
Casaux, J., 11. 170.
Cassamagnaghi, A., IX. 157.
Cassidy, L., VI. 116.
Castellani, A., I. 15, IV. 7, V. 188.
Castillo, E. del, VIIL 52.
Castro, R. de, VIIL 31.
Catanei, A., X. 112.
Caullery, M., X. 161.
Celebrini, E. von, II. 97.
Celli, A., I. 199, III. 1.
Certain, B., VI. 82.
Chagas, C, V. 190, 191, VII. 141.
Chalmers, A. J., I. 232, 11. 187,
VI. 194, VII. 6, VIIL 190.
Chamberlain, R. V., IX. 40.
Chambers, F., 11. 177, VI. 119,
X. 4.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Champetier, VII. 167.
Chanal, L., IX. 205.
Chand, K., III. 211, IV. 124.
Chandler, A. C. VI. 113, 186.
Chandler, S. C, VIII. 178, IX.
88 X 93
Chandler, W. L., VII. 162.
Chapin, E. A.. VII. 121, IX. 95.
Chapin. R. M., II. 145, III. 35,
76, IV. 3, V. 116, VUl. 72, 166.
Charleman, E., III. 183.
Charmov, D. d'E. de, III. 53, 221,
VII. i34.
Chatton. E., I. 121, IV. 63, 121,
VI. 27, 130, 141, 158, 159, 200,
203, \ II. 58, 145, IX. 120.
Cheatham, C. A., IX. 5, 28.
Cheireddin, IX. 113.
Chesnev, L. M., V. 31.
Chidester, F. E., IV. 123, V. 103,
104, VI. 68, VIII. 94.
Chiriboga, J. M., VIII. 78.
Chitre, G. D., IX. 158.
Chittenden, F. H., II. 72, III.
135.
Cholet, VI. 42.
Chretien, A., IX. 129.
Christophers, S. R., I. 51, 128,
III. 211, IV. 23, 24, 74, 124,
172, IX. 13, 159, 160, X. 72, 78,
231
Christy, C, \'. 181, VI. 84.
Chubb, E. C, IV. 121.
Chun, J. W. H., IV. 101.
Churchill, J. H., VI. 225, VIII. 10.
Ciavaldini, J., VI. 211.
Cimatti, V., IX. 39.
Citroen, S., VI. 214.
Clapier, P., V. 96, VIII. 18, IX.
59, 180.
Clare, H. L., III. 84, IV. 69, V. 17.
Clark, G. H., V. 153.
Clark, H. C, VII. 166.
Clark, P. F., I. 17.
Clark, W. S., II. 135.
Clarke, J. T., VIII. 75, IX. 38, X.
119.
Clayton, T. A., VI. 43.
Cleare, L. D., Jr., V. 4, VI. 209,
VII. 134, VIII. 190.
Clegg, T., VI. 117.
Cleland, J. B., I. 26, III. 206,
307, IV. 110, 181, 196, V. 110,
VI. Ill, 213, VII. 15, 61, 81,
175, 187, IX. 127, X. 167.
Cleveland, R. A., VI. 47.
Clinton. H. F., VIII. 164.
Coad, B. R., I. 198.
Coates, G. M., III. 35.
Coates, W. H., IX. 113.
Cockerell, T. D. A., II. 93, VI.
146, 223, 228.
Cockle, J. W., V. 34.
Codina, A., X. 112.
Cogan, E. S., VI. 133.
Coghill, H. S., IV. 66, V. 39, VI.
225.
Cohen, L. IX. 10.
Cole, F. R., X. 175.
Coleman, L. V., V. 152.
Coles, A. C, VII. 70.
Collignon, IX. 7.
Cominotti, L., VII. 126.
Connal, A., IV. 66, V. 39, VI. 225,
IX. 119, X. 42, 184.
Connal, S. L. M., X. 42, 184.
Connal, S. Summers-, III. 12.
Connor, M. E., IX. 6, 128, X. 3,
177.
Connor, R. C, VIII. 196.
Conseil, E., I. 70, 74, III. 26, 59.
Converse, G. M., III. 25.
Cook, F. C, II. 178, III. 192, V. 8.
Coolev. R. A., I. 95, II. 138, III.
85, 95, V. 41, VI. 64, 95, VIL
81, IX. 203, X. 123.
Cooling, L. E., X. 204.
Cooper, E. A., VI. 83.
Cooper, H., IV. 192, VIII. 131.
Cooper, W. F., I. 133, III. 180,
218
Copeman, S. M., III. 80, 88, IV.
141, V. 149.
Coppens, I. 159.
Corbett, H. H., III. 143.
Cordier, E., VII. 29, 41, 59.
Corfield, W. F., VIII. 20.
Corlette, C. E., IV. 135, V. 61.
Cornwall, J. W., III. 42, IV. 124,
174, V. 124, VI. 1, 207, X. 73.
Corsini, A., V. 144.
Corson, J. F.. V. 45.
Cort, W. W., VI. 209.
Cory, A. H., III. 87.
Cory, E. N., V. 73, VII. 10.
Costa, B. F. B. da, II. 13, 121,
IV. 48.
Costa Lima, A. da, II. 107, IV.
39, 61, 137, 177, IX. 136, X. 93.
Cot, VI. 72.
CottereU, G. S., IX. 57,
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Cotton, E. C, IV. 2.
Councilman, W. T., VII. 131.
Courrier, R., IX. 120.
Court, A. W. H. a, VI. 111.
Cousins, H. H., II. 18, IV. 160.
Coutant, A. F., IV. 78.
Couvy, L., I. 33, 215.
Coventry, B., I. 224.
Cowan, J., VII. 101.
Co.x, F., X. 4.
Co.x, F. E., V. 162.
Cragg, F. W., I. 80, 209, 210, 229,
III. 70, VI. 131, VIII. 162, IX.
103, 125, 210, X. 72, 142, 196,
205.
Craig, C. F., III. 35, V. 127, IX.
128, 179.
Craighead, E. M., X. 84.
Crawley, H., IV. 64, X. 182.
Creel, R. H., III. 179, IV. 25, 76,
86, 155, 175, VI. 153.
Crespin, J., VIII. 16.
Cresson, E. T., Jr., VIII. 84.
Criddle, N., I. 185.
Crimi, P., VIII. 153, IX. 112.
Croll, D. G., VII. 79.
Cross, H. E., V. 82, VI. 109, X.
63, 223.
Crosse, W., IV. 148.
Croveri, P., VII. 158, 189.
Cruikshank, J. A., II. 154.
Crumb. S. E., VI. 67, X. 83, 134.
Cuenod, A., IX. 94.
Cugurra, A., V. 65.
Cumming, J. G., V. 91, 170, VI.
171.
Cumpston, J. H. L., IV. 59.
Cunha, R. de Almeida, III. 82, IV.
83
Cunliffe, N., I. 156, II. 50, X. 25,
139.
Cunningham, R. A., VI. 209, VII.
34.
Curasson, M. G., VII. 156, 157,
X. 158, 159.
Curlewis, A. W., IV. 179, V. 48,
VI. 41, VII. 174.
Curwen, H., VI. 122.
Cushing, G. J. H., IX. 287.
da Costa, B. F. B., II. 13, 121, IV.
48.
da Costa Lima, A., II. 107, IV.
39, 61, 137, 177, IX. 136, X. 93.
da Fonseca, O., VIII. 25.
Dahlgriin, V. 120.
Dale, J., X. 198.
Dalton, J., VIII. 199.
Dalziel, J. M., IV. 149, 150, IX.
41.
da Matta, A., VIII. 41, IX. 7, X.
156.
Dammerman, K. \V., X. 111.
d'Anfreville, L., IV. 16, 40, 85, VI.
12.
Danou, B., II. 57.
d'Arenberg, Prince P., VI. 17.
Darling, S. T., II. 9, VII. 141, IX.
130.
Darnall, W. E., VIII. 64.
da Rocha Lima, H., V. 100, 110,
VI. 58.
Dartigolles, R., X. 187.
da Silva, P., II. 176, IV. 49.
Dassonville, VII. 182, 184.
Davel, D., IX. 157.
Davey, J. B., I. 99, 100, X. 62.
Davidson, J., I. 104, VI. 100.
Davies, D. S., V. 179.
Davies, F. C, VI. 85.
Davies, L. W., IX. 195.
Davize, G., V. 152.
Dawe, M. T., V. 176, X. 169.
de Almeida, T., Jr., MIL 3.
de Almeida Cunha, R., III. 82,
IV. 83.
Debaisieux, P., IX. 79.
de Beaurepaire Aragao, H., V.
190, VIII. 172, IX. 122, X. 159.
Debreuil, G., V. 175.
de Bergevin, E., IV. 139.
de Buen, F., X. 174.
de Buen, S., V. 126, VI. 49, VII.
78, X. 174.
de Campos, M., Y. 65.
de Castro, R., VIII. 31.
de Charmoy, D. d'E., III. 53, 221,
VII. 134.
de Faria, G., I. 175.
Defiel, F., X. 173.
de Figueiredo Parreiras Horta, P.,
VII. 66.
Degouillon, VIII. 183, IX. 120.
de Goyon, J., II. 171, VI. 71, VIL
137.
de Graaf, J. M. H. Swellengrebel,
VII. 97, 98, 183, VIII. 53, 123,
136, 152, 162, 176, 218, IX. 3, 4.
de Greef, G., VIII. 147.
de Jongh, J. R., I. 40, III. 224.
de Kock, G. v. d. W., VIII. 8.
Delamare, G., VI. 198.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Delanoe, P., V. 35, 156, MIL 80,
IX. 150, X. 101, 187, 188.
del Castillo, E., VIII. 52.
Delille, P. Armand-, V. 98, 159,
VI. 36.
del Guercio, G., II. 167.
Delmege, J. A., VIII. 190.
del Ponte. E., IX. 78, 197.
de Meijere, J. C. H., III. 155.
de Mello, F., II. 191, III. 211, IX.
129, X. 67, 210.
de Meza, J., VII. 47, VIII. 33, 70.
d'Emmerez de Charmov, D., III.
53, 221, VII. 134.
Dennys, G. W. P., VI. 219.
Denzer, B. S., VI. 213.
de Peyerimhoff, P., VI. 37.
de Raadt, O. L. E., IV. 127, 128,
130, VI. 53, 193, VIII. 71.
Derivaux, R. C, IV. 137, VI. 136,
228, VII. 7.
de Rook, H.. X. 172, 179.
de Sa, J. L. Bras, IX. 6.
de Salles Gomes, F., VIII. 52.
Descazeaux, J., IV. 165, V. 16,
VII. 166, X. 12, 202, 219.
Desoil, P., VIII. 221.
de Sousa, J., X. 210.
de Souza Araujo, H. C, VIII. 25.
de Stefani. T., III. 152, IX. 46,
112, 121.
Deszimirovics, K., V. 182.
de Vasconcellos, A., VIII. 187.
de Verteuil, E., X. 221.
de Vogel, W. T., IV. 130.
Dexler, G., VI. 81.
Dible, J. H., IV. 20.
Dickinson, C. G., VI. 27, VII. 46.
Dickson, W. E. Carnegie, IX. 70.
di Domizio. G., VII. 125, 126, IX.
180.
Diffloth, P., IX. 166, X. 210.
Diguet, L., IV. 9.
Dijkman, C. D., VIII. 203.
Dimond, L., VI. 225, VIII. 10.
Dine, D. L. Van, III. 80, X. 46.
Dios, R. L., V. 168, VII. 11.
di Pace, I., V. 63, VI. 115, X.
174.
Ditlevsen, C, VIII. 149.
Dixon, W. R., II. 163.
Doane, R. W., I. 222, II. 82, VIII.
104.
Dodd, A. P., IX. 65.
Dodd, S., VII. 15, IX. 139, X. 57.
Doflein, F., VI. 191, VII. 78.
Dohanian, S. M., VIII. 186.
Dollfus, R. P., IX. 132.
Dollman, H. C, IV. 122.
Domizio, G. di, VII. 125, 126, IX.
180.
Donatien, A., VIII. 182, 183, 185,
X. 39, 71, 108, 166, 187, 218,
236.
Donovan, C, I. 208, IX. 14.
Dore, A. B., VII. 47.
D'Ormea, G., VIII. 2.
Dos Santos, A. C, IV. 48.
Doten, S. B., VII. 20, 142, IX.
38
Dotv, A. H., III. 175.
Douville, V. 128.
Dove, W. E., III. 92, V. 29, VL
150.
Drake-Brockman, R. E., I. 116,
II. 7, 8, III. 72, 150, 229.
Dry, F. W., X. 16, 127.
Dublet, IX. 81.
Dubois, A., V. 100.
Dubois, R., X. 225.
Dubreuil, Jouveau-, VIII. 81.
du Buvsson, H., IX. 154, X. 217.
Duchamp, J. C, VI. 35.
Dudley, J. E., Jr., VI. 240.
Duckett, A. B., IV. 96.
Dudgeon, L. S., VII. 102.
Duke, H. L., I. 125, II. 32, III.
75, V. 19, VII. 100, VIII. 10,
23, IX. 134, X. 26.
Duncan, F. M., VI. 237, VII. 146,
IX. 196.
Duncan, J. L., III. 24.
Duncan, M., VIII. 198.
Dunbar-Brunton, J., I. 157.
Dunderdale, G., X. 94.
Dunley-Owen, A., VII. 7.
Dunlop, J. L., VIII. 69.
Dunn, L. H., III. 134, V. 34, VI.
148, VII. 3, 10, 21, 44, VIII.
196, IX. 198, X. 24.
Dupont, P. R., IX. 189.
Dutcher, R. A., VIII. 204.
Du Toit, P. J., V. 121, VIII. 45,
46, 151, 191.
Dutt, B. X.. X. 128.
Dvar. H. G., I. 164, II. 97, IV.
159, 160, y. 5, 82, VI. 7, 8, 9,
48, 86, 87, 88, 89, 142, VII. 22,
25, 105, 107, 196, VIII. 32, 33,
59, 101, 102, IX. 9, 50, 51, 72,
73, 87, 88, 113, 206, 207, X. 19,
55, 95, 96, 130, 131, 178, 184.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Ealand, C. A., III. 86, IV. 183,
VII. 42.
Eastwood, T., V. 154.
Ebert, B., III. 151.
Ebert, E. C. VII. 75.
Eckard, B., I. 118, II. 11.
Eckstein. F., VII. 69, 173, VIII.
27, 28, 171, IX. 19, 29, 39, 68,
X. 128, 192.
Edmonds, C. R., III. 19.
Edwards, C. W., II. 59, VIII. 74.
Edwards. F. W.. I. 35, II. 26, 81,
95, 100, III. 10, 115, 140, IV.
64, 120, \ . 2, 52, \ II. 103, 164,
VIII. 48, 137, 156, 208, IX. 41,
52, 133, 195, X. 17, 34, 87, 153,
179, 197, 208, 229.
Eeckhout, M. A. Van den, VII.
136.
Eisner. G., VIII. 195.
Elkington, J. S. C, III. 208.
Ellacombe, G. W., III. 107.
Ellenberger, W. P.. VIII. 72.
Eltringham, H., IV. 108.
Emerson, C. A., VIII. 194.
Enderlein, G., IX. 67, 104, 184,
X. 226.
Engel, E. O., IX. 20.
Engeland, O.. II. 1.
Engelberting, IX. 3.
Engelhardt, V. M., IV. 50.
Enslin. B. G. L., I. 85, VI. 167.
Ermolov, A. S., II. 108.
Es, L. Van, VI. 209, VII. 28.
Escherich, K., VIII. 120.
Escomel, E., VI. 51, VIII. 42, 65.
Espinosa-Tamavo, L., VI. 192.
Eugling, M., V. 144, X. 88.
Evans, A. M., VII. 132, IX. 119,
202, X. 62, 125, 183, 234.
Evans. A. T., IV. 147.
Evans, F. D., II. 99.
Evans, W., VIII. 70, X. 77.
Ewing. H. E.. II. 6, 44, III. 128,
VI. 146, VII. 25, VIII. 35, 180,
IX. 51, 79, X. 116.
Evsell. A., II. 2, III. 227, VIII.
'74.
Ezdorf. R. H. von, II. 161, 162,
IV. 77.
Facer, A. W., V. 108, VIII. 155.
Faget, F. M., IV. 155.
Fahrenholz, H., IX. 19.
Falcioni, D., IX. 123.
Falleroni, D., X. 115.
Fantham, H. B., II. 44, 150, III.
68, 154, IV. 43, V. 22, VI. 48,
156, IX. 1.
Faria, G. de, I. 175.
Farrant, A. L.. II. 109.
Fauntleroy, C. M., IX. 163.
Faure, J. C, II. 68.
Favero, F., V. 27.
Favet, M., V. 18.
Federici, E., IX. 142.
Felt, E. P., II. 16, IV. 170, VI. 4,
95 96
Ferguson, E. W., III. 207, IV. 41,
181, 182, VIII. 173, IX. 62, 113,
147, 169, X. 144, 169, 224,
Fermi, C, V. 117, 181, VII. 6, IX.
23, 35.
Fernald, H. T., X. 35.
Fernandes, J., III. 96.
Fernandez, S., IX. 216.
Ferraro, G., V. 176, VII. 131, IX.
94.
Ferrel, J. A., IX. 71.
Ferriere, C, VIII. 102.
Ferris, G. F., IV. 120, 178, 196,
V. 29, VI. 157, VII. 195, VIII.
71, 99, 108, X. 11, 140. 175.
Fevtaud, J., VI. 177, 190, 197,
VII. 122, 135, VIII. 211.
Fiebiger, J.. IX. 7.
Fielding, J. W., VIII. 38.
Figueiredo Parreiras Horta, P. de,
VII. 66.
Filippini, A., IV. 104, IX. 191.
Findlay, W. F., X. 45.
Fiorito, G., VI. 175.
Fischer, J. C. H., VI. 173.
Fisher, H. C, IX. 108.
Fisher, L. M., VIII. 149.
Fiske, W. F., I. 227, VIII. 131, X.
98
Fitch, C. P., VI. 169.
Fitzgerald, J. C, III. 118.
Flack, F. L., III. 47.
Fleming, A. M., I. 182, II. 149,
VI. 30.
Fletcher, T. B., V. 38, VI. 62,
VIII. 43, IX. 79, X. 66, 80.
Florence, L., X. 176.
Flu, P. C, V. 66, VII. 77, VIII.
202, IX. 174, X. 75, 94.
Foley, H., II. 90, 91, 165, 198,
200, IV. 134, VI. 200, 201, IX.
108, X. 47, 48, 100, 220.
Fonseca, O. da, VIII. 25.
Fonyo, J., V. 144.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Poot, K., VIII. 215, IX. 65.
Forbes, J. G., VII. 54, VIII.
19.
Ford, T. A., VIII. 79.
Foreman, F. W., VI. 25.
Foster, M. H., VII. 27.
Foster, W. D., VII. 115.
Foulerton, A. G. R., V. 171, VII.
192.
Fowler, Sir J. K., IV. 150.
Fowler, R., VII. 186.
Fox, C, I. 158, III. 103.
Franga, C, I. 73, VII. 30, VIII.
17, 20, 62, 216, IX. 21, 78, 149,
155, 170, X. 50, 121, 186.
Francaviglia, M. C, III. 31, 32.
Franchetti, A., X. 174.
Franchini, G., I. 38, 134, 177, 187,
II. 54, 89, 201, III. 110, 144,
VII. 145, 158, 160, VIII. 41, 88,
154, 184, IX. 58, 106, 120, 136,
150, X. 52, 70, 99, 112, 121, 145,
171, 172, 186, 218.
Francis, E., II. 202, VII. 188,
VIII. 115, IX. 188, 189, X. 96,
97, 122.
Francis, M., III. 91.
Frankel, S., III. 113.
Fraser, A. D., IX. 40.
Fraser, H., X. 13.
Freeborn, S. B., V. 40, 142, 143,
VI. 155, 183, VIII. 93, 130, IX.
66, X. 65.
Frenais, H. M. La, IV. 124, IX.
161, 208, 209, X. 73.
Frev, J. J., VII. 128.
Frev, R., X. 165, 166.
Frickhinger, H. W., V. 112, VIII.
134.
Fricks, L. D., III. 61, 62, 180,
IV. 77, V. 79, X. 29.
Friederichs, K., VIII. 134, 215,
IX. 36, 104, 106, 212.
Friedman, G. A., VIII. 2.
Friedmann, A., III. 203, IV. 83.
Froggatt, J. L., III. 13, IV. 70,
V. 163, VI. 74, VII. 100, 124,
IX. 64.
Froggatt, W. W., I. 18, II. 85,
94, III. 13, 14, 15, 17, 184, IV.
179, V. 6, 163, VI. 68, VII. 124,
VIII. 52, 60, X. 55, 143, 144.
Fry, A. B., X. 72.
Frv, A. S., VIII. 72.
Fullawav, D. T., V. 137, VIII.
172, X. 83.
Fiilleborn, F., VIII. 150, 151, 169,
X. 128.
Fuller, C, I. 153, II. 164.
Furno, A., V. 91.
Fuschini. C, IV. 14.
Futaki, \'. 187.
Gabbi. U., III. 107, VI. 52, VII. 6.
Gabert. A., VII. 127, X. 59.
Gabriel, VII. 184.
Gabrielides, A., X. 159.
Gaiger, S. H., III. 120.
Galaine, C, IV. 156.
Galewskv, III. 183, 203.
Gallagher, B. A., VII. 115, VIII.
204.
Gallagher, G. H., III. 46, 53.
Gallen, R. Le, VI. 11.
Galli-Valerio, B., I. 40, II. 161,
III. 224, 226, V. 42, VI. 52, 76,
172, MI. 125, X. 7, 8, 92,
172.
Gambier, A., VI. 158, VII. 51,
X. 172.
Gamble. M., II. 117.
Gampati Iyer, R., III. 72.
Garcia Banus, M., IX. 76.
Garden, G., IV. 19, 170.
Garin, C, VI. 79.
Garman, H., V. 167, VI. 210.
Gaschen, H., IX. 154, 177, X.
121.
Gaskell, T. K.. IV. 121.
Gaudara, G., X. 148.
Gaver, F. van, II. 179.
Gedoelst, L., II. 91, VII. 116,
170, VIII. 85, IX. 114, X. Ill,
210.
Geiger, J. C, VII. 74, VIII. 63,
64, IX. 131.
Gellert, H. H., VIII. 224.
Gendre, E., VII. 122, 135, VIII.
211.
George, L., III. 83.
Gerard, F., VIII. 97.
Gerard, P., VIII. 76.
Ghesquiere, J., IX. 164.
Ghosh, E., X. 139.
Gibson, A., VII. 26.
Giemsa, G., I. 75, II. 80.
Gilchrist, J. D. F., II. 78.
Gill, C. A., IV. 172, VI. 6, 195,
VIII. 161, IX. 86, 127, 130,
162, X. 138.
Gilruth, J. A., 183.
Gioseffi, M., X. 174.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Giovanoli, G., V. 32.
Girault, A. A., II. 86, 88, IV. 122.
Given, D. H. C, IV. 131, X. 235.
Glaser. F., VI. 211, VIII. 28, 120.
Glaser, H., II. 198, III. 103.
Glaser, R. W., X. 162, 163.
Gobert, A., VIII. 56.
Gobert, E., I. 199.
Godoy, A., X. 175.
Goetghebuer, M., VIII. 212, 213,
X. 141.
Gofferje, M., VIII. 117.
Goldberg, L., IX. 113.
Goldi, E. A., I. 156, VII. 28.
Goldschmidt, W., IX. 7.
Goldsmid, J. A., IV. 148.
Golino, O., X. 178.
Gomes, F. de Salles, VIII. 52.
Gomes, J. F., VII. 65.
Gomilevsky, V., III. 22.
Gonder, R., IV. 189.
Gonzales Rincones, R., \. 100.
Gonzalez, E., V. 65.
Gonzalez, R., VII. 174, X. 235.
Gonzalez-Lugo, I. 188.
Goodall, T. B., VI. 43.
Goodwin, T. H., VI. 4.
Gorgas, W. C, I. 7, III. 18, IX.
71.
Gorkom, W. J. van, VII. 39.
Gordon, P. R., III. 87.
Gordon, R. M., IX. 201, X. 233,
234.
Gough, L. H., III. 10, VI. 30.
Gouillon, P., IX. 170.
Goyon, J. de, II. 171, VI. 71,
VII. 137.
Graaf, J. M. H. Swellengrebel de,
VII. 97, 98, 183, VIII. 53, 123,
136, 152, 162, 176, 218, IX. 3, 4.
Grabham, M., IX. 31.
Graham, G. F., III. 167.
Graham, W. A., III. 185.
Graham-Smith, G. S.. II. 19,
166, IV. 143, VI. 25, Yll. 71,
VIII. 22.
Grail, C, V. 97.
Granderath, F., X. 179.
Grant, J. T., VII. 50.
Grassi, B., VII. 156, IX. 142, 167,
199, 200, X. 32, 202.
Gray, C. E., III. 132, \'. 185.
Gray, C. P., VI. 5.
Gray, D. T., VII. 87.
Gray, H. F., VIII. 64.
Graybill, H. W., I. 117, III. 37.
Greef, G. de, VIII. 147.
Green, D. M., IX. 110.
Green, H. H., IV. 187, 189, VIII.
6, 7, 203.
Greening, W. R., V. 137.
Greenwood, W., X. 76.
Greggio, G., V. 95, 114, 189.
Greggio, J., VII. 141.
Greig, D. M., X. 162.
Greschik, E., IX. 20.
Griffiths, J. A., II. 155, III. 119,
VI. 206.
Griffitts, T. H. D., IV. 160, V.
100, 134, VII. 130, IX. 138.
Grimshaw, P. H., IV. 102, V.
70.
Grixoni, G., IV. 153.
Gros, H., VI. 205, VII. 84.
Grossbeck, J. A., I. 98.
Grove, A. J., VIII. 125.
Grubbs, S. B., VI. 20.
Griinberg, K., II. 6.
Guardasoni, M., III. 76.
Guell, A. R., I. 159.
Guenaux, G., II. 29.
Guenther, K., II. 43.
Guercio, G. del, II. 167.
Guiart, J., X. 159.
Guimarais, A., X. 210.
Guitel, F., VI. 167, VII. 165.
Guiteras, G. M., I. 7, III. 64.
Guiteras, J., VI. 29.
Gunasekara, S. T., VIII. 50.
Gunn, J. A., V. 91.
Gupta, B. M. D., X. 138.
Giissow. H. T., V. 116.
Guvomarc'h, III. 33, 145, 200.
Guvot, R., VII. 67.
Guzman, A., III. 213.
Haas, V. 177.
Haas, T. D., VI. 136.
Haber, V. R., V. 58, X. 199.
Hacker, H. P., V. 54, VIII. 84,
IX. 73.
Hadlington, J., II. 101, 115, III.
230, VI. 74, VII. 67.
Had wen, S., I. 60, 92, 204, IT.
196, III. 109, IV. 195, V. 119,
VI. 44, 45, 166, VII. 43, 55,
80, X. 11, 114.
Haecker, V., VIII. 120.
Haight, H. H., V. 33.
Hakansson, E.G., VI. 49.
Halberkann, J., IV. 61.
Hall, H. C, V. 22.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
u
Hall, M. C, I. 49, IV. 58, 63, VI.
44, 183, VII. 74, VIII. 36, IX.
110, 157, X. 177.
Halpin, J. G., X. 199.
Hamer, W. H., I. 214.
Hamerton, A. E., I. 99, 100, 133,
II. 119, 156, 185, 186, 188.
Hamm, A. H., VII. 186.
Hansen, F. P. G., VIII. 83.
Hanson, H., X. 24.
Hardy, G. H., V. 67, VII. 60,
VIII. 127.
Hargrave, J. C, VI. 14.
Haring, C. M., X. 165.
Harms, B., VIII. 168.
Harnam Singh, B., IX. 130.
Harold, C. H. H., VIII. 197.
Harrison, L., I. 164, 166, IV. 183.
Harrison, W. T., VIII. 157.
Hartley, J. A.. VII. 34.
Hartzell, A., VI. 146.
Harvev, D., I. 99, 100, 133. II.
156."
Hase, A., IV. 35, V. 44, VI. 59,
174, VII. 173, VIII. 119, 120,
122, 168, IX. 17, 44, X. 7.
Haseman, L., V. 137, VI. 3.
Hata, H., VI. 194.
Hatori, J., VIII. 37, X. 41.
Hattori, T., IX. 161.
Haner, C. E., IX. 122.
Haughwout, F. G., VII. 102.
Hautefeuille, E., VIII. 62.
Haworth, W. E., X. 223.
Hay, G. G., IV. 154.
Hayashi, N., VIII. 79, IX. 65.
Hayashi, Y., VI. 51.
Hay don, L. G., X. 178.
Haves, F. M., VII. 34.
Haves, J. B., X. 199.
Havne, T. B., X. 65.
Headlee, T. J., II. 158, III. 51,
52, 94, 212, IV. 6, V. 102, 141,
VI. 155, VII. 21, 24, 90, VIII.
30, IX. 26, 27, 186, 187, 188,
X. 110, 228.
Hearle, E., VIII. 140, IX. 86,
141, X. 64, 127, 165, 167.
Hearsay, H.. II. 57, III. 67.
Hebrant, I. 101.
Heckenroth, F., I. 144, 187, 191,
VI. 198.
Hederer, C, VIII. 3.
Heerdt, W., IX. 4.
Hegh, E., IV. 36, VI. 161, IX.
186, X. 189.
Hegner, R., IX. 95.
Hehir, P., VI. 222, IX. 32.
Heidenreich, VIII. 114.
Heiser, V. G.. I. 158, II. 127.
Hele, T. S., X. 8.
Heller, K. M., IX. 53.
Hendlev, H., V. 88, VI. 173.
Henriksen, K. L., VIII. 83, IX.
117.
Henry, V. 77, VI. 94.
Henry, A. K., VII. 168.
Henrv, M., I. 232, II. 130, VIII.
173.
Henrv, M. A., X. 149.
Heraud, A., IV. 191.
Herms, W. B., IV. 119, 176, V.
143, 160, 162, 167, VI. 70, VII.
163, VIII. 5, 92, 93, 107, X. 166,
X. 29, 64.
Herold, W., X. 195.
Herrick, G. W., I. 85, III. 52,
158, IV. 12, X. 11.
Herzog, M. A., X. 135.
Hesketh Bell, Sir E., III. 97.
Hesse I. 11
Hesse,' E., VI. 135, VII. 79, IX.
142, X. 15.
Hetsch, H., III. 197.
Hewitt, C. G., II. 56, 159, III. 90,
125, 133, 174, IV. 80, 122, V.
105, VI. 9, 40, 114, VIII. 13,
IX. 65.
Hewitt, J. O'N., IX. 22.
Hewitt, T. R., III. 19, 22, 24.
Heyden, N. H. van der, V. 27,
VI. 156.
Heymann, B., IV. 87, V. 32.
Hicks, J. R., VI. 120.
Higgins, J. T. D. S.. IV. 57.
Hildebrand, S. F., VII. 162, IX.
85, 163, X. 214.
Hill, B. J., VI. 224.
Hill, G. F., IV. 8, 72, V. 67, VI.
27, 118, VII. 118, VIII. 173,
IX. 62, 118, 133, X. 224, 232.
Hill, L., X. 140.
Hindle, E., II. 34, 38, 50, III.
9, 31, 47, 140, 228, V. 70, IX.
148.
Hine. J. S., V. 127, MIL 156. IX.
158.
Hirschfelder, A. D., VII. 155,
VIII. 73.
Hirst, L. F., II. 38, V. 150.
Hirst, S., I. 15, 228, III. 9, 47,
140, 228, IV. 68, 86, 141, 159,
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
^^ 92, 128, 180, M. 60, 235, VII.
127, VIII. 166, IX. 51, 196, X.
32, 96, 129.
Hoare, C. A., IX. 96, X. 222.
Hodge, C. F., I. 233, VIII. 200.
Hodgkins, J. R., IX. 4.
Hodgson, E. C, III. 39.
Hoesen, H. W., X. 75.
Hoffman, F. L., V. 17, VI. 24,
120, VIII. 205.
Hoffman, W. H., IX. 212, X. 136,
215.
Holborow, A. G., II. 136, IV. 46,
VI. 132.
HoUister, W. L., VI. 170.
Holmes, R. P., VIII. 220.
Holt, J. J. H., IV. 140.
Hone, F. S., X. 94.
Hoof, L. Van, VI. 33, X. 146.
Hoole, E. T., I. 87.
Hoosain, T., I. 72.
Hopkirk, C. S. M., VII. 179.
Horn, A. E., III. 190, VI. 47.
Hornby, H. E., V. 106, VII. 94,
111, 139, VIII. 57, 149, IX. 66,
207.
Home, J. H., I. 163, II. 193.
Hornig, H., III. 128.
Hornus, P., X. 188.
Horst, M. D., VIII. 71.
Horta, P. de Figueiredo Parreiras,
VII. 66.
Hortsman, E., VII. 36.
Hossack, W. C, III. 71.
Hostalrich, III. 100.
Hough, F. P. W., VII. 5.
Houlbert, C, IV. 156.
Houssay, B. A., VI. 112.
Houssiau, J., IV. 15.
Houston, J. W., III. 168.
Houston, W. M., I. 73.
Hovasee, VI. 72.
Howard, C. W., I. 17, III. 27, V.
114, 161, 168, VI. 9, 66, 67, 86,
VII. 132.
Howard, H. H., X. 29, 205.
Howard, L. 0., II. 160, III. 85,
V. 58, 75, 187, VI. 69, 103, VII.
44, VIII. 203, IX. 27, 28, 50,
71, X. 68, 109.
Howarth, E., IV. 140.
Howell, B. H., V. 31.
Howlett, F. M., I. 211, 219, 221,
II. 142, IV. 32, 91, XL 19, VII.
46, 187.
Huber, F., VIII. 46, 211.
Huber, G. U., III. 47.
Hudson, H. F., III. 47.
Hughens, H. V., VIII. 2.
Hughes, T. A., VIII. 126.
Huguier, X. 138.
Huie, L. H., VI. 80.
Hull, J. E., X. 119.
Hunter, S. J., I. 95, II. 160.
Hunter, W., VI. 236.
Hunter, W. D., III. 138.
Huntley, H. G. M., VIII. 199.
Husk, C. E., VI. 213.
Hussey, R. F., X. 181.
Hutcheon, D., II. 203.
Hutchins, E., II. 164, III. 230,
VI. 30, VII. 109, VIII. 104.
Hutchison, R. H., 11.71,178,111.
134, 192, IV. 62, V. 8, VI. 103,
158, VII. 25, 164, VIII. 72, 158,
IX. 117.
Hutson, J. C, VI. 7, X. 67.
Hylkema, B., IX. 114, X. 38. 150,
159.
Ihering, R. von, Y. 28.
Illingworth, J. F., III. 148, 232,
V. 10, 138, VI. 163.
Ilvento, A., VI. 93.
Imes, M., IV. 148, V. 145, VI. 153,
VII. 93, 104, VIII. 200, IX. 192.
Inamura, H., VI. 21, VII. 140.
Ingram, A., IV. Ill, V. 2, 45, 167,
VI. 17, 38, VIII. 11, 12, 209, IX.
25, 76, 201, X. 60, 142, 183, 225,
233, 234.
Ingram, J. H., X. 191.
Irigoyen, A. C, VII. 181.
Ismert, R., IX. 169.
Iturbe, J., V. 65.
Iverson, J. P., IX. 69.
Iyengar, M. O. T., VIII. 106, IX.
■ 124, X. 75, 80, 230.
Iyer, R. Ganpati, III. 73.
Jablonowski, J., X. 2, 3.
Jack, R. W., II. 147, 149, III. 7,
V. 26, 52, 166, ^ I. 134, VII. 42,
60, 179, VIII. 12, 209, X. 26.
Jackley, J. G., VII. 169.
Jackson, A. C, V. 146.
Jackson, R. W. H., V. 30.
Jackson, T. W., IV. 7.
Jackson, W. R., VIII. 90.
Jacoulet, VI. 95.
Jacques, J. E., IX. 129.
Jaeschke, V. J., VI. 29, 240.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
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Jahraus, P., X. 4.
James, S. P., II. 28, 69, 182, VI.
31, VII. 110, VIII. 124, 125,
IX. 32, X. 105.
Jamieson, S., III. 109.
Jamot, E., VIII. 154.
Jancso, N., X. 90.
Jardine, D. S., III. 24.
Jarvis, E., II. 10.
Jarvis, E. M., VII. 7.
Jarvis, F. E., VII. 190.
Jeanselme, E., V. 19.
Jennings, A. H., III. 102.
Jensen, C. O., VIII. 83.
jepson, F. P., IV. 41, VI. Ill,
IX. 164.
Jimenez, R. M., X. 158.
Joan, T., VI. 29.
Johannsen, O. A., III. 216, IX.
117.
Johnson, C. W., II. 78, VIII. 95,
X. 148.
Johnson, J. Pratt-, IX. 128.
Johnson, W.B., IV. 149,150, VII.
169, IX. 195.
Johnson, W. T., X. 116.
Johnston, T- E. L., IV. 112.
Johnston, t. H., I. 164, 165, VI.
187, VII. 112, VIII. 58, 174,
187, 189, IX. 155, 215, X. 1, 14,
15, 133, 168.
Jojot, C, IV. 110, V. 14, X. 113.
Johvet, L., VI. 4.
Jolly, VII. 30.
Jones, A. Seymour-, X. 57.
Jones, H. L., VII. 45.
Jones, H. LI., III. 172, VII. 45.
Jones, L. G., VI. 164.
Jongh, J. R. de, I. 40, III. 224.
Jordan. K., IV. 32, 33, VIII. 98,
IX. 61, 62.
Jouveau-Dubreuil, VIII. 81.
Joyeux, C, I. 120, 185, IV. 21,
V. 13, VI. 201, VIII. 87.
Judd, C. S., X. 114.
Jungmann, P., V. 131, VIII. 61.
Jiirgens, V. 81.
Juritz, C. F., VIII. 130.
Kadocsa, G., X. 3.
Kaupp, B. F., IV. 53, V. 137.
Kawabada, K., VIII. 138.
Kawakami, Z., X. 235.
Kawamura, R., VI. 21, IX. 161,
X. 41.
Keates, H. C, X. 129.
Kehoe, D., VIII. 5.
Keilin, D., V. 147, VIII. 21, 24,,
IX. 147, 149, 190, X. 33.
Kellogg, V. L., II. 157, III. 3, 127,.
IV. 120, 137, VIII. 99.
Kemnitz, VIII. 205.
Kemp, S., IV. 118.
Kennan, R. H., IV. 45.
Kennedy, A. F., II. 204.
Kennedy, C. H., V. 40.
Kennedy, J. C, VIII. 20.
Keogh, F., VI. 102.
Kerandel, J., III. 97.
Kerrest, J., X. 172.
Kerry Reddin, T., III. 22.
Kestell, N. H., VIII. 203.
Keukenschrijver, N. C, IX. 135..
Keyworth, W. D., IV. 124.
Kiefter. J. J., III. 51, VII. 154^
VIII. 213, IX. 106, 171, 191, X.
50, 51, 179.
King, A., II. 13.
King, H. H., I. 132, 232, II. 37,
III. 48, 228, VI. 194, VII. 99,
IX. 176, X. 161.
King, H. N., VI. 221.
King, W. v., I. 101, III. 60, IV.
53, 90, 152, V. 73, 78, IX. 179.
King, W. W., V. 61, VII. 108.
Kinghorn,A., I. 41, 168, VII. 141.
Kinghorne, J. W., IX. 110.
Kingon, J. R. L., IV. 105.
Kinloch, T- P., in. 156, IV. 133.
Kinoshita, S., VI. 225, VII. 101.
Kirby, F. Vaughan-, V. 172.
Kirillov, L., III. 115.
Kirk, H., VIII. 114.
Kirk. H. B., VII. 1.
Kirschbaum, VI. 58.
Kisliuk, M., V. 127.
Kisskalt, K., III. 203.
Kitano, T., IV. 154.
Kitashima, T., VII. 44, 87.
Klein, W., IX. 88, 201, X. 173.
Kleine, F. K., I. 118, V. 12, VIII..
150.
Kling, C, I. 216.
Klingmiiller, VI. 77.
Klose, F., VI. 56.
Knab, F., I. 25, 164, 223, 230,
234, II. 27, 87, 97, 132, 169, 187,
204, III. 30, 67, 113, IV. 30, 107,
160, 175, V. 18, 82, VI. 8, 87,.
VII. 25, 105.
Knese, IV. 126.
Knight, H. H., X. 163.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Knowles, A. D., VI. 170.
Knowles, C. H., IX. 164.
Knowles. R., VI. 208.
Knuth, P., VIII. 193.
Kobayashi, H., VII. 142, IX. 180,
X. 206.
Koch, A., VII. 49, VIII. 117, 118,
IX. 46. 185.
Koch, H., III. 104.
Koch, J., VI. 59.
Kock, G. V. d. W. de, VIII. 8.
Kofoid, C. A., IV. 181.
Kohl-Yakimoff, N.. I. 55.
Koike, S., IX. 118.
Koizumi, T., VI. 195.
Kolbe, W., X. 8.
Konsuloff, S., IX. 177, 192, X.
176, 193.
Korke, V. T., IV. 125.
Korteweg, P. C, X. 20.
Korthof, G., X. 51.
Koselkine, P. M., lY. 101.
Kotlan, S., IX. 116.
Kramer, S. D., III. 139.
Kraus, R., V. 113, VI. 59, VII.
181, IX. 197.
Krausse, A., VII. 59, IX. 4.
Kreisel, C, IX. 184.
Kretzschmar, X. 88.
Krober, O., IX. 46.
Krontowski, A., I. 117.
Kubo, Kametaro, X. 45.
Kuczvnski, M. H., V. 131, VII.
68.
Kudo, R.. VI. 171, X. 82, 107.
Kuhn, P., V. 32, X. 160.
Kuijer, A., X. 120.
Kulagin, N. M., V. 15.
Kiilz, L., VI. 136.
Kunhardt, J. C. G., III. 73, IX.
158.
Kuntze, A., X. 120.
Kuraoka, H.. III. 100.
Laake,E.W., IV. 1, VII. 121, IX.
171, 194, X. 122.
Laaren, G. F. van, X. 120.
Laat, J. E. van der, I. 159.
Labbe, M., VII. 79.
Lacassagne, A., VI. 73.
Lacaze, H., VII. 29, 31.
Lacroix, A., VIII. 183, IX. 120.
Lafont, A., II. 58.
La Frenais, H. M., IV. 124, IX.
161, 208, 209, X. 73.
Lagrange, E., X. 171.
Lagriffoul, A., VI. 70, 105.
Lahille, F., II. 129, IV. 177, VI.
238, VIII. 200.
Laigret, X. 185.
Laing, F., IX. 99.
Lake, G. C, IX. 189, X. 96, 97,
122.
Lakoii, G., VIII. 123.
Lalor, N. P. O'Gorman, I. 163,
219, III. 50.
Lama, A., III. 103.
Lambert, J., VI. 114.
Lambert, R. A., VII. 131.
Lamborn, W. A., III. 140, IV. 28,
113, VIII. 206, IX. 42, 134, 190,
X. 57, 103, 152, 206.
Lamoureux, A., I. 120, VI. 12.
VIII. 212.
Lamson, G. H., Jr., IV. 26, V. 72,
168, VIII. 9.
Lan, Bernier y, III. 51.
Lane, D. T., IV. 86.
Lang, W. D., VI. 175, VIII. 139.
Lange, W., V. 177, IX. 166.
Langeron, M., IV. 156, V. 13, 19,
VI. 106, 141, VII. 29, VIII. 181,
X. 68, 100.
Lanzenberg, A., IX. 135.
La-Puente, T., III. 224.
Larisch, P., V. 122.
Larrouse, F., VIII. 108, IX. 21.
124, X. 54, 218.
Lassalle, C. F., V. 59, IX. 57.
Lasserre, R., X. 87.
Laurie, D. F., I. 23, II. 21, III.
129, VII. 144, VIII. 128.
Laveran, A., I. 134, 177, II. 36,
54, 89, 201, III. 143, 144, 146,
IV. 9, 85, 102, 103, V. 95, 97,
98, 139, 189, VI. 35, 200, VII.
145, 158, 160, VIII. 41, 88, 154,
184, IX. 58, 106, 120, 136, 150.
Lavier, G., IX. 204.
Lawrence, H., V. 64, IX. 186, X.
56, 169.
Laws, H. E., 1. 133, 152, 214, III.
218
Laygier, H., VIII. 20.
Lea, A. M., VI. 178.
Leach, H., III. 107.
Leak, W. N., IX. 77.
Leake, J. P., VI. 68.
LebaiUv, C, VII. 150, 153, VIII.
97.
Leboeuf, A., I. 36, II. 39, 79, VI.
158, VII. 51.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
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Ledesma, D. A. Blanco, VI. 51.
Ledingham, J. C. G., VIII. 110.
Leefmans. S., VII. 116.
Leese, A. S., II. 151.
Leeson, H. H., I. 79.
Lefrou, X. 185.
Lefrov, H. M., V. 23, 146, VI. 61,
Vlf. 161.
Le Gallen, R., VI. 11.
Legendre, J., I. 57, 121, 190, II.
86, 171, III. 145, IV. 49, 195,
VI. 157, VII. 16, VIII. 98, IX.
90, 114, X. 3, 35.
Leger, A.. I. 37, V. 98, VI. 11, 82,
103, IX. 31.
Leger, L., V. 148, VI. 24, VII. 15,
16, IX. 49.
Leger, M., V. 94, 97, VI. 13, 93,
104, 106, 160, VII. 137, VIII.
109, 185, IX. 81, 151, X. 96,
175, 188.
Legroux. R., III. 201, V. 138.
Leiper, R. T., I. 16.
Leishman, Sir W. B., IV. 150, VI.
138, IX. 85.
Leitao, Mello, X. 217.
Leiva. L., VII. 103.
Lemaire, G., II. 199, III. 230.
Lemaire, H., V. 98, VI. 36.
Leneveu, VI. 94.
Lentz, W., VII. 130.
Lenz, F., VI. 56, 57, VIII. 63.
Leon. N., VIII. 145, IX. 175.
Leonard, T. M. R., IV. 149.
Lepneva, S. G., X. 22.
Le Prince, J. A. A., III. 79, 108,
IV. 97, V. 100, 134, VII. 7, 108.
Lesne. P., X. 30.
Levaditi, C, I. 216.
Lewis, J., II. 172.
Lewis, J. C, II. 91.
Lheritier, A., VI. 200, VII. 85,
VIII. 77.
Lichtwardt, B., VIII. 74.
Lienhart, R., VIII. 188.
Lignieres, J., II. 172, VIII. 18,
41.
Lima, A. da Costa, II. 107, IV. 39,
61, 137, 177, IX. 136, X. 93.
Lima, da Rocha, V. 100, 110, VI.
58.
Linnell, R. M. C, III. 202.
Linzell, L., VIII. 22.
Lionnet, F. E., VII. 18.
Lischetti, A. B., VIII. 163.
Liston, W. G., I. 143, II. 196, III.
104, IV. 75, VI. 18, VIII. 106,
IX. 16.
Little, A.. VII. 95, 154, IX. 48.
Littlewood, W., VIII. 130.
Llambias, J., IX. 37.
Llovd. LI., I. 20, 168, II. 95, 117,
IV. 44, 117, VI. 132, 225, VII.
45, VIII. 10, 33, 70, 175.
Lobaczewski, A. R. v.. III. 118.
Lochhead, W., IV. 194, VI. 33.
Lodge, O. C, IV. 168, VI I. 56.
Loewv, J.. X. 157.
Loftin, U. C, VIII. 58, 94, 158.
Loghem, j. J. van, X. 5.
Lomholt, S.. VII. 172.
Long, J. D., III. 26.
Lon^-fellow, R. C, I. 51.
Lonj arret, X. 188.
Lonkhuijzen, J. J. van, IX. 190.
Loon, F. H. van, X. 5.
Lopez Xevra, C. R., VIII. 115.
Lorenz, F. H., VII. 157.
Lorenzo, D.. IX. 37.
Lornie, W. S., X. 47.
Loubrieu, IX. 136.
Loughnan, W. F. M., I. 141, II.
12, 158, IX. 70, 171, X. 164.
Lounsbury, C. P., II. 181.
Low, G. C., VII. 109.
Low, R. B., II. 189.
Lucet, A., II. 90.
Lucv, S. H. R., VI. 3.
Ludlow, C. S., II. 70, 133, 187,
III. 229, VI. 189, VIII. 59, 78,
95, 207, IX. 73, X. 178.
Lugo, Gonzalez-, I. 188.
Luigioni, P., X. 119.
Luisi, X. 155.
Lund, C. Wesenberg-, VI. 182,
VII. 170, VIII. 83, IX. 82, 153,
154.
Lustig, A., X. 174.
Liitje, IV. 2.
Lutrario, IX. 30, X. 156.
Lutz, A., I. 63, 66, 176, 230, II.
43, 106, III. 81, 82, 194, IV. 36,
37, 137, VI. 129, VIII. 25, X.
199.
Lyon.H., III. 215.
Lvon, M. W., Jr., V. 147.
Lvon, S. C, VI. 67, X. 83.
Lyster, T. C, IX. 71.
McArthur, C. L., V. 110.
Macarthur, W. P., IX. 86, X. 85.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
McAtee, \V. L., VII. 128, X. 115.
MacBean Ross, T- N., IV. 143.
McCaffrey, D., IV. 154.
McCarthy, T., III. 15.
McCIain, J. H., III. 58.
MacCormac, H., V. 175, VI. 176.
McCornack, P. D., X. 107.
McCoy, G. W., X. 44.
McCuIloch, C. C, V. 170, VII. 6.
McCulloch, I., IV. 181, V. 18, IX.
48.
McDaniel, E., X. 227.
Macdonald, A., I. 112, V. 21, 53,
VII. 131, VIII. 176, 192.
McDonald, A. H. E., VII. 155.
Macdonald, A. S., X. 141.
McDonald, R. E., VII. 168.
McDonald, W., IV. 196, VI. 213,
VII. 61, IX. 127.
McDonald, W. M., V. 22.
Macdonald, W. R., II. 194.
McDonnell, R. P., V. 154.
Macdou^all, A. H., IX. 10.
MacDougall, R. S., II. 132, III.
206, IV. 178, VI. 81, X. 148.
McDunnough, J., IX. 191.
McEachran, J. F., IV. 8, VII. 15.
McFadyean, Sir J., VII. 166.
MacFarlane, H., II. 110, III. 132,
IV. 39.
Macfarlane, R. M., IV. 130.
Macfie, J. W. S., I. 127, 137, 166,
II. 25, 84, III. 53, 54, IV. 27, 42,
81, 111, V. 2, 46, 47, 54, 57, 167,
VI. 15, 16, 17, 38, MI. 132,
VIII. 12, 50, 156, 209, IX. 25,
76, 201, X. 60, 61, 167, 183, 225,
233, 234.
MacGilchrist, A. C, I. 162.
MacGregor, A. S. M., VIII. 91.
MacGregor, M. E., II. 131, III.
187, IV. 116, 131, V. 188, VIII.
13, 48, 91, 110, 139, IX. 43, X.
16, 25, 61.
Machado, A., IV. 36.
Machado, O. M., VIII. 1.
McHattie, A. C. N., III. 129.
Maciel, J., II. 124, 125.
Mackenna, J., V. 104.
Mackenzie, F., IX. 87.
McKenzie, J. W., VI. 41.
Mackie, F. J., VII. 101.
Mackie, F. P., II. 153, 184, III.
126, VIII. 91, X. 223.
Mackinnon, E., IX. 80.
McLay, K., X. 8.
Magath, T. B., X. 45.
Maggio, C, III. 205.
Magrou, J., X. 156.
Maheux, G., X. 112.
Mahulete, J., X. 179.
Majocchi, D., VII. 142.
Major, H. S., I. 225, II. 129.
Malisch, II. 168.
Malkmus, B., VIII. 137.
Mallanah, S., VI. 221.
Malloch, J. R., II. 2, 167, III. 163,.
IV. 55, 107, VI. 83, 169, VII.
196.
Malloizel, VI. 34.
Mallv, C. W., III. 220, IV. 80, IX.
39
Malo'ne, A. E., VII. 109.
Maltese, P., I. 185.
Mandoul, H., VIII. 67.
Manetti, C, VIII. 167, IX. 173.
Mangkoewinoto, R. M. M., VII.
76.
Mann, W. L., VII. 75.
Mann, W. M., III. 128.
Manrin, G., V. 14.
Mansfield-Aders, W., III. 48, 49,
V. 147, VI. 46, 123, VIII. 112.
Mansion, J., II. 4, 201, IX. 37.
Manson, J. K., VII. 176.
Manson, Sir P., V. 152.
Manson-Bahr, P., VIII. 75, X. 27.
[Formerly Bahr, P. H., q. f.]
Mantovani, M., III. 110.
Marcenac, X. 30.
Marchand, W., VI. 10, 19, VI L
63, 123, VIII. 154, IX. 122.
Marchoux, E., I. 33. 215, IV. 85,
VI. 81, X. 70, 112.
Marett, P. J., I. 27, III. 162, 168^
IV. 20.
Mariana, A., IV. 152.
Marjoribanks, J. L., II. 191.
Markoff, W. N., V. 33.
Marlatt, C. L., III. 126, V. 48.
Marschalko, T. von, III. 203.
Marshall, J. F., X. 120.
Martial, R., IX. 78.
Martin, A., X. 87.
Martin, C. J., I. 12, II. 60.
Martin, L., VI. 198.
Martini, E., II. 130, l\ . 16, VII.
8, VIII. 120, 169, 171, 213, 214,
IX. 20, 35, 52, 91, 115, 143. X.
2. 36, 51, 76, 128, 132, 149, 185,
209, 228.
Martoglio, F., I. 181.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
17
Marxer, A., IX. 129.
Marzinovzky, E. I., II. 109, 119,
III. 123, V. 85, 109, VI. 78, 79,
X. 215.
Marzocchi, V., I. 188.
Mason, C, IV. 171, VI. 36.
Mason, F. A., X. 56.
Mason, F. E., 1. 19, III. 77, IV. 7,
192, IX. 109, X. 127, 133.
Massini, P. C, VI. 180.
Massonnat, E.. I. 234.
Masterman, E. W. G., VII. 5.
Masur, V. 29.
Matheson, R., X. 203.
Mathis, C, II. 197, 201.
Matta, A. da, VIII. 41, IX. 7, X.
158.
Matthews, A., V. 191.
Matthiesen, V. 120.
Mattos, W. B., IX. 6.
Maxwell, J. P., X. 84.
May, A., II. 73.
Mayer, M., II. 168, IV. 134, VI.
213, IX. 94.
Mayer, T. F. G., I. 122.
Maynard, G. D., V. 83.
Mavne, B., VII. 185, VIII. 188,
IX. 41, 188, X. 148. [Formerly
Mitzmain, M. B., q.v.]
Mayne, J. F., VIII. 90.
Mayr, L., IV. 158.
Mazzaccara, G., IX. 176.
Mazzuoli, S., IV. 62.
Medina, J. M. Munoz, VIII. 115.
Megaw, J. W. D., IX. 214.
Meijere, J. C. H. de, III. 155.
Melander, A. L., V. 192.
Mello, F. de, II. 191, III. 211, IX.
129, X. 67, 210.
Mello Leitao, X. 217.
Mellor, J. E. M., VII. 190.
Mendoza, P. de la C, V. 168.
Mendy, J. B., VI. 218,238.
Meniaud, J., VI. 122.
Menon, T. K., III. 73, V. 124, VI.
1, 207.
Mense, C, VI. 193.
Mercier, L., VII. 150.
Merillat, L. A., VIII. 157.
Merriman, G., I. 102.
Mesnil, F., V. 159, VII. 40, VIII.
217, IX. 150, X. 155.
Messerschmidt, T., II. 172.
Messore, L., IV. 19.
Metalnikov, S., II. 53, VIII. 86,
IX. 154, 177, X. 82, 98, 121, 228.
(K 2009)
Metz, C. W'., VII. 47, 87, 153, 189,
VIII. 219.
Meza, J. de, VII. 47, VIII. 33, 70.
Mhaskar, K. S., I. 143.
Michie, H. C, IV. 78.
Michnin, A. J., II. 182.
Miessner, H., II. 146, IV. 126, V.
177, VI. 120.
Migone, L. E., III. 147.
Milks, H. J., IX. 40.
Miller, D.,^ VII. 107, 180, IX. 75,
168, X. 114, 155, 165, 183, 204.
Miller, G. A., X. 99.
Minchin, E. A., III. 74.
Minett, E. P., X. 33.
Mitamura, D., VI. 21.
Mitamura, T., VII. 140, X. 107.
Mitchell, D. T., VIII. 6.
Mitchell. J. A., V. 180.
Mitchell, J. D., VI. 121, X. 162.
Mitchell, P. C, III. 206.
Mitter, J. L., IV. 24, 75, VI. 131,
VII. 184.
Mitzmain, M. B., I. 12, 113, 129,
200, 202, 212, II. 73, III. 173,
182, IV. 76, 92, 136, 175, V.
60, 133, 156, 183, VI. 5. [Sub-
sequently Mavne, B., q.v.]
Miyagawa, Y., Vll. 140, X. 107.
Miyajima, M., VII. 44, 87.
Miyakawa, B., VI. 21.
Miyashima, K., V. 160, VI. 21,
VII. 182.
Mohler, J. R., II. 101, VII. 35,
91, 94, VIII. 98, IX. 109.
Moll, A. M., VI. 88.
Mollow, W., VIII. 170.
Moniz, G.. IV. 134.
Montgomery, R. E., V. 76, VII.
155.
Montpellier, J., VIII. 183, IX.
120.
Monziols, IX. 7.
Moon, R. 0., V. 31.
Moor, C. G., VI. 83.
Moore, A. E., V. 115.
Moore, W., IV. 79, V. 131, 174,
VI. 189, VII. 68, 74, 155, VIII.
73, X. 4.
Morales, R.. IV. 177.
Moreau, L., II. 41.
Morison. J., III. 127, IV. 124.
Mornard, V. 121.
Morrill, A. W., I. 107, II. 136,
159.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Morris, H., VI. 181, VTII. 105, X.
26.
Morris, H. M., IX. 10.
Morris, L. M., IV. 59, VII. 147.
Morstatt, H., II. 43, 124, III. 104,
IX 92
Moscowitz, A., VIII. 158, IX.
117.
Mosier, C. A., VII. 20, 62, VIII.
19.
Moss, C.J A., I. 23.
Mote, D. C, III. 149, V. 89, VI.
142 X. 99.
Mouchet, R., V. 139.
Mould, W. T., I. 141.
Mouriquand, G., V. 148, VI. 24,
VII. 16.
Moussu, G., II. 143, V. 178, VII.
188
Mouzels, P., I. 198, V. 94, 97,
VI. 106.
Miihlens, P., VI. 57, IX. 93.
Muir, F., III. 48, IX. 38.
Muir, J. T., 1.49.
Miiller, A., X. 190.
MiiUer, J., VIII. 103.
Miiller, L. R., V. 112.
Munoz Medina, J. M., VIII. 115.
Munro, H. K., X. 105.
Munro, J. W., VII. 161.
Muraz, G., IX. 58, X. 146.
Murray, C. H., III. 25.
Murray, W. A., X. 42.
Muskoyama, VIII. 79.
Musselius, A. A., IV. 50.
Musso, L., VIII. 81.
Muto, A., IV. 177, V. 291.
Nagayo, I., VI. 21.
Nagayo, M., VII. 140, X. 107.
Nagler, A., IX. 189.
Nakano, H., IX. 95.
Nakayama, S., II. 157, III. 127.
Nandin, L., IX. 88.
Narayan Rao, K., III. 73.
Naslund, C, X. 45.
Natvig, L. R., VI. 78.
Neave, S. A., III. 115.
Nedergaard, N., X. 63.
Neill, M. H., VI. 165.
Neish, W. D., II. 20.
Neiva, A., I. 66, 175, 176, II.
106, 107, III. 81, 194, 223, 224,
IV. 137, VI. 90, VII. 65.
Nelson, E. W., VI. 22.
Neschat Omer, IX. 113.
Netolitzky, F., VIII. 122, X. 60.
Netter, VI. 24.
Neufeld, F., VI. 214.
Neumann, L. G., I. 146, III. 3,
V. 14.
Nevermann, L., VI. 120, VIII.
112.
Newcomb, C, VIII. 155.
Newham, VII. 194.
Newman, L. j., X. 235.
Newstead, R., I. 34, 73, 168..
II. 103, III. 11, V. 5, VI. 185,
IX. 10, 43, 119, 202, X. 62, 125.
Neyra, C. R. Lopez, VIII. 115.
Nezlobinsky, N., III. 184.
Nicholls, H. M., IX. 45, 105.
Nicholson, A. J., IX. 196.
Nicholson, F. D., VIII. 69.
Niclot, I. 32, V. 86, 99, VI. 121,
VII. 53.
Nicoll, W., V. 126, 149, VI. 62.
Nicolle, C, I. 70, 74, II. 36, 132,
III. 26, 59, 145, VII. 153, VIII.
97, 181, IX. 94, X. 69.
Nielson, J. C, I. 133.
Nieschulz, O., X. 191.
Nikanorov, S. M., X. 220.
Nobbs, E. A., IV. 171.
Noc, F., I. 35, IX. 21, X. 12,
52, 155.
Nocht, B., IV. 134.
Noel, P., I. 30, II. 68, IV. 53.
Noguchi, H., VI. 171, VIII. 78,
136.
Nogue, M., X. 12, 155.
Nolan, H. O., VIII. 19.
Noller, W., V. 11, 33, VI. 54,
VIII. 45, 171, IX. 214, X. 145.
Nowlin, N., X. 206.
Numes, L. F., II. 69.
Nuiiez Tovar, M., IX. 12, 13.
Nuttall, G. H. F.. I. 93, 103, 111,
155, 204, 205, II. 105, III. 24,
110, 142, 189, IV. 34, 55, 64,
V. 70, VI. 18, 19, 219, VII. 70,
72, VIII. 21, 23, 133, IX. 149,
X. 25.
O'Brien, J. M., IV. 149.
O'Connor, F. W., V. 117, 151,
VII. 161.
O'Dea, M. E., IV. 151.
Oesterlin, E., VII. 143.
O'Farrel, W. R., I. 163, 199, II.
45, 187.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
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O 'Gorman Lalor, N. P., I. 163,
219, III. 50.
O'Kane, W. C, X. 184.
Okumura, T., V. 160, VI. 21,
VII. 182.
Olitsky, P. K., VI. 213.
Oliveau. A., IX. 37, 114.
Oliveira, M. R. de, III. 133.
Olle, V. 152.
Orenstein, A. J., I. 119, II. 80,
IV. 97, 104.
Ormea, G. d', VIII. 2.
O'Roke, E. C, IX. 17.
Orpen, R. W., VI. 48.
Orr, H., VIII. 21.
Orticoni, III. 232.
Osburn, R. C, I. 98.
Oshima, VIII. 79.
Osterwald, H., VIII. 62, IX. 68,
X. 6, 211.
Otten, L., II. 115, III. 34, V. 65,
VI. 52, 54, IX. 107.
Oudemans, A. C, X. 235.
OuziUeau, F., I. 45, III. 136, IX.
59.
Owen, A. Dunlev. VII. 7.
Owen, G. E., HI. 6, VI. 119.
Owen, W. O., VIII. 64.
Oxspring, G. E., VIII. 220.
Ozzard, A. T., VI. 84.
Pace, I. di, V. 63, VI. 115, X. 174.
Padwick, H. B., X. 132.
Paez, F. R., VII. 69.
Page, G. B., VII. 192.
Paillot, A., VIII. 86.
Painter, H. R.. VI. 224.
Paisseau, G., V. 98, VI. 36, VII.
138, IX. 136.
Palazzolo, G., V. 28.
Palfrey, F. W., IX. 137, X. 189.
Panisset, L., VI. 36, 180, VIII.
19, IX. 67.
Pantaleoni, P., X. 46.
Paoli, G., IV. 70, VI. 188.
Paracampo, A., IX. 19.
Paraf, J., IX. 94.
Parham, J. C. X. 46.
Parham, J. G., I. 54.
Paris, P., I. 111.
Park, G. W., X. 177.
Parker, G. H., X. 232.
Parker, J. B., V. 74.
Parker, J. R., VI. 65.
Parker, R. R., III. 47, 61, IV. 78,
147, V. 34, 41, 71, 80, 81, 125,
VI. 116, 145, VII. 82, 83, 128,
VIII. 105, IX. Ill, X. 123, 143.
Parker, T., VIII. 76.
Parkinson, W. H., IX. 56.
Parman, D. C, III. 92, VI. 121,
VII. 121, VIII. 186, X. 162.
Parodi, S. E., VI. 74.
Parreiras Horta, P. de Figueiredo,
VII. 66.
Parrot, A., IX. 78.
Parrot, L., V. 156, VII. 40, VIII.
40, 181, IX. 21, 95, 170, X. 39,
50, 53, 71, 100, 102, 166, 187,
218
Parsons, A. C, VII. 64, VIII.
192.
Parsons, H. H., IV. 76.
Pasqualis, L., III. 64.
Patel, P. G., X. 63, 81, 223.
Patterson, R., IV. 123.
Patton, W. S., I. 209, 210, 220,
II. 28, 184, VIII. 15, IX. 14,
15, 53, 102, 103, 145, 161, 207,
208, 209, X. 17, 72, 73, 103,
136, 137, 154, 195, 196, 231.
Pauer, W., VIII. 149.
Pavlovsky, E. N., X. 218, 219.
Pawan, J. L., X. 106, 131.
Payot, E., VIII. 210.
Peacock, A. D., IV. 133, V. 89,
VII. 72, VIII. 218, X. 120.
Peairs, L. M., IX. 132.
Pearce, E. K., IX. 196.
Pearson, A., IX. 32.
Pech, M. J., I. 50.
Pedroso, A., II. 52.
Peets, V. 120.
Peju, G., VII. 41, 59, VIII. 39,
81.
Penna, B., VI. 90.
Penna, J., X. 43.
Pennington, M. S., VIII. 163.
Penschke, III. 227.
Perrier, E., II. 77.
Perrv, E. L., III. 41.
Peryassii, A., IX. 5, 6, X. 216,
217.
Pestico, J. F., VI. 161.
Peters, B. A., X. 109.
Peterson, A., VIII. 29.
Petrie, G. F., III. 44.
Petrocchi, J., VIII. 107.
Pettit, G., VII. 146.
Pettit, R. H., VIII. 124.
Peyerimhoff, P. de, VI. 37.
Phalen, J. M., V. 129.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Phelps, E. B., V. 9, VI. 20.
Phibbs, G. B., IX. 115, X. 135,
163.
Philip, W. M., V. 150.
Phipps, F. E.. VII. 159.
Piatti, IX. 216.
Piccininni, F.. VIII. 202, IX. 16,
X. 173.
Pick, W., V. 181.
Pickard, F., VI. 70, 105.
Pickels, A., VII. 64.
PicoUo, L.. V. 110.
Pielsticker, F., VI. 192.
Pierce, C. C, V. 132.
Pierce, W. D., VII. 20, 45, 91,
164, VIII. 158, 159, IX. 64, 86,
117, X. 170.
Piettre, M., V. 88, VI. 29.
Pili, R., IX. 155, X. 93.
PiUers, A. W. N., VII. 183, VIII.
5, 112, 126, 201, IX. 11, 185,
206, X. 46, 59.
Pilzer, V. 182.
Piiia, J. G., IX. 123.
Pinkus, H., II. 22.
Pino Pou, R., VI. 216, X. 158.
Pinto, C, X. 175.
Plot, A., VIII. 154.
Plot Bey, J. B., V. 51, IX. 20.
Piras, L., VI. 51, IX. 60.
Pine, J. H. H., II. 188.
Pirot, R., X. 176.
Pittaluga, G., VI. 49, 216, VII.
78.
Piutti, A., VIII. 137.
Pizzini, L., V. 152.
Place, F. E, III. 209, V. 49, VI.
93 X 144
Plath, O. E.,' VIII. 68, IX. 48.
Plehn, A., VIII. 152, 203.
Pliginsky, V., III. 136.
Plotz, H., VII. 75.
Pollard, F. J. S., VI. 139.
Pomeroy, A. W. J., IV. 81, VIII.
164, X. 106.
Pons, C, I. 36, 120, 140.
Ponte, E. del, IX. 78, 197.
Popoff-Tcherkasky, D., VI. 75.
Popov, V. A., III. 123.
Porta, A., II. 200.
Porrv, E., VI. 93.
Portchinsky, LA., I. 108, 134,
146, 149, III. 29, 195, 217, IV.
51, 88.
Porter, A., II. 150, III. 68, IV.
48, V. 22, IX. 1.
Porter, C. E., VI. 181.
Postnikov, A. I., III. 122.
Potel, R., V. 7.
Pou, R. Pino, VI. 216, X. 158.
Pouillaude, I., II. 134.
Pound, C. J., VII. 114.
Prashad, B., IV. 74, VI. 208, VIIL-
31.
Prates, M. M., VIII. 66.
Pratt-Johnson, J., IX. 128.
Prausnitz, W., VIII. 104.
Prell, H., VI. 212, VIII. 121, 135,-
IX. 18.
Prentice, G., II. 66.
Price, J. D., II. 67.
Price, T. A., X. 168.
Pricolo, A., VII. 131, IX. 94.
Priestley, H., III. 153, VI. 207.
Prince, J. A. A. Le, III. 79, 108,
IV. 97, V. 100, 134, VII. 7, 108..
Pringault, E., II. 173, 179, IX. 58,.
70, 89, 107.
Puente, T. La-, III. 224.
Pulay, E., III. 204.
Puntoni, L., X. 46.
Prowazek, S. von. III. 204.
Purdy, J. S., X. 168.
Purdy, W. C, VII. 74, VIII. 63,.
64, IX. 32, 66, 131.
Quiros, D., V. 63.
Raabe, H., VIII. 193.
Raadt, O. L. E. de, IV. 127, 128,.
130, VI. 53, 193, VIII. 71.
Radcliffe, L., VIII. 129.
Raden Soetedjo, VI. 120.
Ragazzi, C, IV. 69.
Raghavendra Rao, R., III. 73.
Rahmet Bey, H. T. M. K., VIII. 2.
RaiUet, A., VI. 94, VII. 55.
Ramakrishna Ayyar, T. V., VI..
22, IX. 79.
Ramsbottom, J., III. 90.
Ranck, E. M., I. 208.
Rand, F. V., VIII. 159.
Randier, P., X. 108.
Randone, F., IV. 60.
Rankin, A. C, IV. 139.
Ransom, B. H., I. 223, IV. 63.
Rao, R. Raghavendra, III. 73.
Rao, S. Sundara, IX. 161, 208,
209.
Raper, H. S., V. 153.
Raquel, A., III. 213.
Rasch, W., X. 190.
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Raveret-Wattel, G., VI. 73.
Rawnsley, G. T., VI. 209, VII. 34.
Reakes, C. J., VI. 115.
Reddin, T. Kerry, III. 22.
Redikortzev, V. V., X. 180.
Regendanz, P., VI. 193.
Regnault, F., VIII. 66.
Reh, L., IX. 165.
Reichenow, E., V. 119, VIII. 208,
IX. 45, 129, X. 160, 224.
Reid. H. A., II. 64.
Reidy, J. B., VI. 143.
Reilev, F. A., IX. 187.
Reinhardt, R., V. 123.
Reiter, H., V. 113.
Remy, P., VIII. 188, IX. 145.
Renault, J.. III. 232.
Rene, C, IV. 70, 158, V. 62, 116,
122 177.
Rento'ul, A. V. D., VIII. 164.
Reye, IX. 60.
Ricardo, G., II. 81, 104, III. 19,
26, IV. 65, IX. 50.
Rich, S. G., VIII. 34.
Richardson, C. H., I. 94, II. 23,
IV. 5, 106, V. 44, 72, 145, VIII.
29.
Richardson, E. R., VI. 222.
Richardson, O. H., V. 70.
Richardson, U. F., IX. 109.
Richter, VIII. 114.
Richter, C, V. 16.
Ridewood, W. G., II. 131.
Rieck, V. 29.
Riley, W. A., III. 216, VI. 33,
VIII. 127, IX. 96, 105, X. 147.
Rincones, R. Gonzales, V. 100.
Ringenbach, J., I. 45, II. 170,
III. 33, 145, 200.
Ritchie, A. H., V. 75, 131, VI.
38, VII. 38, 178.
Rivas, D.. III. 45, VII. 131.
Rivas, J. A.. IX. 13.
Rivera, A., VIII. 126, X. 209.
Rizzi, M., VIII. 192, IX. 131.
Roberg, D. N., IV. 51.
Roberts, N., III. 45, IV. 94.
Robertson, G. E., IV. 94.
Robertson, J., V. 185.
Robertson, J. C, VIII. 139, 192.
Robertson, M., V. 85.
Robertson, W. A. N., VII. 12.
Robin, VI. 198.
Robinson, G. H., I. 186.
Robinson, H. W., IV. 194.
Robinson, L. E., I. 104, IV. 34,
VIII. 218.
Robles, R., VII. 159.
Robhn, VIII. 40.
Roca, M., X. 157.
Rocha-Lima, H. da, V. 100, 110,
VI. 58.
Rochaz de Jongh, J., I. 40, III.
224.
Rodenwaldt, E., X. 64, 236.
Rodhain, ]., I. 36, 91, 94, 120,
140, II. 69, III. 144, 146, 198,
225, IV. 15, 16, 22, 40, 56, 67,
101, 138, V. 49, VI. 11, 34, VII.
85, 86, 107, 117, 121, 149, 151,
160, IX. 43, 59, 114, X. 44, 146,
219
Rodino, N., X. 158.
Roger, J., X. 201.
Rogers, L., II. 67, 196.
Rook, H. de, X. 172, 179.
Roon, K. van, VI. 36.
Roos, J., VII. 39.
Root, F. M., IX. 126.
Roper, R., III. 10.
Rosa, A. P., III. 213.
Rose, F. G., IX. 135.
Rosenau, M. J., I. 16.
Rosenberger, G., X. 134.
Rosenbusch, F., III. 205, VI. 59,
VII. 174, 181, X. 235.
Ross, E. H., II. 92.
Ross, J. N. MacBean, IV. 143.
Ross, P. H., II. 36, 188, IV. 167.
Ross, Sir R., IV. 150, VII. 162.
Ross, T. S., IV. 92.
Ross, W. A., IV. 91, VII. 194.
Rossi, G., V. 181.
Roth, O., VI. 194.
Roth, P. B., II. 26.
Rothschild, N. C, II. 85, 95, III.
112, IV. 32, 33, V. 41, VII. 164,
VIII. 98, IX. 61, 62.
Roubal, J., X. 6.
Roubaud, E., I. 38, 52, 55, 69, 73,
121, 172, 192, II. 58, 76, 91, III.
77, 97, 98, 111, 121, 197, 199,
IV. 22, 39, 101, 102, V. 35, 36,
50, 87, 139, 157, 159, 162, 188,
189, VI. 11, 101, 112, 155, 230,
VII. 40, 79, 174, VIII. 33, 141,
145, 166, 167, 217, IX. 90, 151,
212, X. 12, 51, 53, 70, 101, 117,
135, 186, 212, 219.
Rouche, I. 187,
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Rousseau, Brocq-, VII. 182, VIII.
76.
Rousseau, L., VI. 140, VII. 29,
30, 59.
Row, R., X. 230.
Roy, S. K., X. 205.
Rover, B. F., VIII. 194.
Rucker, W. C, III. 88.
Rudolfs, W., X. 190.
Ruppert, F., VIII. 211, IX. 36.
Riischkamp, P. F., X. 64.
Russ, v., IX. 172.
Russell, F. F., VII. 127.
Russell, H., II. 17.
Russell, W. A., VIII. 75.
Rutherford, A., II. 89.
Sa, C, IV. 83.
Sa, J. L. Bras de, IX. 6.
Saceghem, R. Van, II. Ill, III.
187, V. 12, 35, 96, VI. 13, 161,
202, VII. 148, 157, 188, VIII.
90, 148, 211, IX. 70, 171, X. 50,
157.
Sacharov, N. L., III. 22, 68.
Sack. P., VIII. 169.
St. John, J. H., IX. 198, X. 178.
Salles Gomes, F. de. VIII. 52.
Salm, A. J., II. 162, III. 224, V.
75, VI. 175, 213, IX. 107.
Salmon, D. E., VII. 115.
Salvestroni, VII. 158.
Sambon, L. W., III. 130, VIII.
198, X. 180.
Sampietro, G.. VIII. 60.
Samsonoff, VIII. 195.
Sanborn, C. E., VI. 224, VIII. 84,
IX. 48.
Sanderson, E. D., IX. 132.
Sani, v.. III. 76.
Sant'Anna, J. F., IV. 48.
Santos, A. C. Dos, IV. 48.
Sarrailhe, A., V. 37.
Saunders, P. T., II. 174, 175, 176,
III. 190, VII. 90.
Saunders, W. H., IV. 167, 168.
Scales, F. M., II. 178, III. 192.
Scelsi, S., I. 98.
Schaedel, A., VIII. 63.
Schaffer, J. M., VIII. 149.
Schalk, A. F., VI. 209, VII. 28.
Schein, H., IX. 201.
Scherber, G., V. 182.
Schiemann, O., VI. 214, VIII. 77.
Schiff, F., V. 113.
Schikora, F.. X. 216.
Schilling, v., V. 28, 113, ^'IIL
152 X 91.
Schlichtegroli, VI. 55.
Schlupp, W. F., X. 103.
Schmidt, M., IV. 158, V. 17.
Schmidt, R., II. 100.
Schmidt zu \\''ellenburg, H. von,.
VI. 194.
Schneider, F. L., IX. 192.
Schneider, P., II. 78.
Schoppe, W. F., VI. 65, X. 124.
Schoppler, H., III. 197.
Schayen, T. H., IV. 180.
Schuberg, A., II. 128, 169, lY. 58.
Schiiffner, W.. III. 101, IV. 52. V.
27, VI. 52, 110, VII. 97, 98,
VIII. 153, X. 38, 150.
Schulze, P., VIII. 193, IX. 44, 45.
Schumacher, F., IX. 60.
Schumann, P., IV. 126.
Schiissler, H., V. 112.
Schuurmans Stekhoven, Jr., J. H.,
IX. 122, X. 43.
Schwarz, L., X. 115.
Schwetz. J., I. 31, III. 54, 120,.
IV. 30, 31, 43, VI. 39, 144, MI.
80, 135, VIII. 24, 42, 43, 67, X.
99, 157.
Scordo, F., I. 29.
Scott, E. W., VI. 240.
Scott, H. H., III. 152, VIII. 36,
58, X. 214.
Scott. J. T., VI. 223.
Scott, J. W., IV. 14, V. 123, \'IE
165, VIII. 92, 180, IX. 17, X.
41.
Scale, A., VI. 7.
Sealy, S. T., IX. 105.
Searle, C. VIII. 60.
Secrete, VI. 50.
Seddon, H. R., VI. 42.
Seguy, E., VIII. 224, IX. 38, 100,
107, 131, 144, 193, X. 23, 30, 31,
100.
Seidelin, H., III. 12, 17, IV. 12.
Seitz, V. 111.
Selan, U., I. 218.
Sella, M., VIII. 221, IX. 137, 191,
X. 34, 216.
Selher, M., VIII. 3.
Sen, S. K., III. 70, V. 124, \'IL
26 X 77 81
Senevet, G.', II. 199, III. 230»
VIII. 56, 89, 108, 146, IX. 78.
140, 150, X. 147.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
23
Senftner, H. F., V. 170.
Senior-White, R., VIII. 9, 160,
IX. 106, 146, X. 80, 81.
Sergent. Ed. & Et., I. 113, 193,
235, II. 90, 91, 165, 198, 199,
200, III. 29, 33, 143, 146, 230,
IV. 93, 134, 139, 190, V. 36, 115,
161, 190, VI. 139, 200, 205, 211,
229, VII. 43, 85, 122, 123, VIII.
3, 39, 77, 166, 182, 183, IX. 81,
89, 107, 169, 170, 181, X. 38, 39,
47, 48, 49, 50, 70, 71. 98, 100,
108, 118, 166, 178, 220, 236.
Serra, A., X. 156.
Serre, P. A., X. 31.
Serres, J., I. 148.
Seurat, L. G., VII. 58.
Sewell, E., IX. 126.
Sewell, E. P., VIII. 91.
Seymour- Jones, A., X. 57.
Shand, W. R., VIII. 199.
Shannon, R. C, II. 42, X. 203.
Sharma, H. N., X. 77, 78.
Sheather, A. L., III. 119, VIII.
58.
Sherman, F., IX. 5.
Shevirev, I., III. 105.
Shilston, A. D., II. 17, IV. 184.
Shipley, Sir A. E., III. 43, 44,
80, 171, VI. 60.
Shiraki, T., VIII. 119.
Shircore, J. O., I. 132, II. 96, IV.
54, 130, IX. 53.
Shokhor, N. I., III. 124, IV. 10.
Shoemaker, H., I. 197.
Shortt, H. E., IX. 159, 160.
Sigalas, R., X. 176.
Sigler, T. A., VIII. 107.
Sigwart, H., VII. 18.
Sikora, H., III. 226, VI. 55, 191,
VII. 68, 143, IX. 36, 115, X.
229
Siler, J. F., III. 222, IV. 90.
Silva, P. da, II. 176, IV. 49.
Simmonds, H. W., X. 226.
Simons, H., VIII. 196.
Simpson, F., VI. 153.
Simpson. J. J., II. 26, 93, VI. 97.
Simpson, W. J., IV. 150.
Simpson, W. J. R., VII. 53.
Sinclair, J. M., II. 136, III. 211,
IV. 73, 108, 151, 171, VI. 30,
182, 218, VII. 129, 179, VITI.
198.
Singh. B. Harnam, IX. 130..
Sinton, J. A., VI. 2, IX. 119. 163,
179, 210, X. 74, 196.
Sitanala. J. B., IV. 127.
Skelton, D. S., I. 54.
Skinner, H., I. 146, III. 149, V.
145.
Skriabin, J. K., IV. 24.
Slattery, T., X. 163.
Slooten, J. van, IX. 175.
Small, W. D. D., V. 175, VI. 178.
Smart, A. G. H., II. 202.
Smillie, W. G., VIII. 184.
Smit, H. J., X. 232.
Smith, A. H., X. 4.
Smith, A. J., III. 45.
Smith, E. I., VI. 46, 210, VIII.
162.
Smith, Sir F., I. 78, VII. 54.
Smith, G. S. Graham-, II. 19, 166,
IV. 143, VI. 25, VII. 71, VIII.
22.
Smith, J., II. 177.
Smith, L. F., II. 158.
Smith, Sir P. W. Bassett-, VII.
109, IX. 108.
Smith, S. A., II. 71.
Smvth, E. G., VII. 186, VIII.
201, IX. 198.
Snvder, T. E., V. 179, VII. 4, 20,
62, VIII. 19.
Sobrero, L. R.. X. 60, 191.
Soetedjo, Raden, VI. 120.
Sohns, J. C. F.. VI. 120.
Sollmann, T., VII. 75.
Somerville, B. M., VII. 175.
Soparkar, M. B., VI. 130.
Sorapure, V. E., VI. 225, VIII.
10.
Sorel, F., II. 5.
Sorgdrager, G. B. Walch-, X. 38»
179.
Soulet, VII. 167.
Soulima, A., III. 151.
Sousa, J. de, X. 210.
Southon, C. E., VII. 155.
Southwell, T., IX. 23.
Souza Araujo, H. C. de, VIII. 25.
Spencer, H. A., I. 30.
Spever, E. R., VIII. 215.
Splendore, A., I. 149, VIII. 201.
Spooner, C. S., VIII. 187.
SpreuU, J., III. 57.
Spuler, A., V. 192.
Stadtmann-Averfeld, H., IX. 186.
Stalder, H., VII. 125.
Stallybrass, C. O., V. 148.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Stanley, A., I. 232.
Stannus, H. S., II. 35.
Stanton, A. T., I. 5, 33, 229, III.
10, 101, 117, 228, IV. 23, V. 54,
VIII. 113.
Startz, E., IX. 62.
Stedefeder, IV. 10, VIII. 217.
Steel, T., VII. 173.
Stefani, T. de, III. 152, IX. 46,
112, 121.
Stefanopoulo, G. J.. VIII. 140.
Stefko, W., VI. 12, 13.
Stein, A. R., X. 218, 219.
Stein, P., VIII. 71.
Stekhoven, Jr., J. H. Schuurmans-,
IX. 122, X. 43.
Stempell. W., V. Ill, VIII. 117,
202, 212, IX. 184.
Stephens, J. W. W., X. 61.
Steudel, VI. 4, 76.
Steven, W. S. R., III. 162.
Stevenson, A. C, III. 188.
Stevenson, A. F., V. 9, VI. 20.
Stevenson, W. D. H., II. 196.
Stirling, R. F., IX. 67.
Stockman, Sir S., I. 81, VII. 17,
147, VIII. 56.
Stokes, T. G. N., I. 218.
Storch, O., II. 87.
Stordy, R. J., II. 139, V. 25, 173.
Storey, G., IV. 86, VIII. 34.
Story, C, IX. 8.
Stott, H., III. 222.
Strachan, H., I. 154.
Strauss, P., X. 176, 224.
Strickland, C, I. 18, 102, 103,
180, 229, II. 22, 106, 190, III.
110, 117, 212, IV. 54, 66, V. 10,
81, 123.
Strickland, E. H., I. 77.
Strindberg, H., IX. 43.
Strisower, R., VII. 77.
Strong, R. P., IX. 137.
Strong, W. M., IX. 216, X. 119.
Stub, C, VIII. 82.
Sturgess, G. W., IV. 123, VI. 42.
Sturtevant, A. H., VIII. 1, X.
124.
Sugai, C, VIII. 138.
Suhr, A. C. H., III. 86.
Suldev, E. W.. V. 19, VI. 72.
Summers, S. L. M., I. 131.
Summers-Connal, S., III. 12.
Sundara Rao, S., IX. 161, 208,
209.
Sunier, A. L. J., IX. 36.
Surcouf, J. M. R., I. 106, II. 36,
156, IX. 37, 143, X. 30, 31, 82,
110.
Surface, H. A., II. 92, III. 118.
Susini, A., VIII. 62.
Sutton, H., X. 168.
Sviridov, D., III. 197.
Swaminath, C. S., VIII. 160.
Sweet, G., IV. 70, VI. 42.
Swellengrebel, N. H., I. 87, II.
115, III. 34, 204, IV. 127, V. 26,
33, VI. 53, 110, 214, VII. 19, 76,
97, 98, 183, VIII. 53, 55, 79,
123, 136, 152, 153, 162, 176, 218,
IX. 3, 4, 173, 216, X. 20, 113,
149, 200.
Swellengrebel de Graaf, J. M. H.,
VII. 97, 98, 183, VIII. 53, 123,
136, 152, 162, 176, 218, IX. 3, 4.
Swenk, M. H., IV. 169.
Swezey, O. H., IX. 181.
Swingle, L. D., I. 225, II. 68, III.
175.
Swynnerton, C. F. M., IX. 97.
Symons, S. T. D., V. 24.
Takatsuki, A., VI. 135, VII. 148.
Takaugi, S., IX. 95.
Takeda, S., X. 45.
Talbot, G., VII. 72, VIII. 33, 177.
Taliaferro, W. H., X. 109.
Tamayo, L. Espinosa-, VI. 192.
Tamiva, T., X. 107.
Tanaka, K., VI. 50.
Tanzer, E., VIII. 62, IX. 68, X.
6, 211.
Tarassevitch, L. A., III. 114, V.
109.
Tarbett, R. E., VIII. 64.
Taute, M., I. 178, VIII. 46.
Taylor, F. H., I. 11, II. 11, 93,
i35, 149, III. 30, 37, IV. 10, 30,
91, 183, V. 54, 67, 94, VI. 73,
118, 227, 238, VII. 12, 62, 139,
175, X. 109.
Taylor, H. A., VI. 136, X. 29.
Taylor, J., II. 196, III. 73.
Taylor, J. F., VIII. 4.
Taylor, M., VI. 107.
Tcherkasky, D. P., VI. 75.
Teichmann, E., I. 168, II. 138, V.
130, VI. 57, VII. 126, VIII. 121,
168.
Teissonniere, VII. 30.
Tejera, E., VIII. 2, 16, 145, 147,
183, 185, IX. 12.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
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Telfer, E., II. 75.
Tenjin, S., X. 107.
Teodoro, G., VI. 187.
Tetlev, H., VI. 99.
Thargetta. VII. 79.
Theiler, Sir A., I. 82, 139, IV. 27,
V. 185, VIII. 8, IX. 83, 138.
Theobald, F. V., I. 140, II. 35,
45, 51, III. 184.
Thibault, Jr., J. K., III. 81, VI.
218
Thiel,'p. H. van, X. 200, 201.
Thompson, A. G. G., VIII. 197.
Thompson, J. B., II. 12ff.
Thompson, R. L., III. 163.
Thomson, D., I. 125, 203, II. 116,
V. 154.
Thomson, F., VI. 102.
Thomson, J- D., III. 74.
Thornton, L. H. D., VII. 176.
Ticho, A., VI. 55.
Tiegs, O. W., IX. 215, X. 1, 133.
Todd, J. L., I. 50, III. 6, 103, VIII.
191, IX. 31, 137, X. 189.
Todd, R. E., III. 44.
Toit, P. J. du, V. 121, VIII. 45,
46, 151, 191.
Tonneher, A. C, VI. 180.
Tonnoir, A., IX. 88, X. 8.
Tonomura, K., VI. 195.
Topfer, H., V. Ill, 112, VI. 215.
Torrance. F., VII. 150, IX. 81,
113.
Torres, M., IV. 37.
Torres, T., II. 164.
TothiU, J. D., V. 41.
Tournaire, P., VII. 146.
Tovar, M. Nunez, IX. 12, 13.
Tower, W. V., X. 59.
Townsend, C. H. T., I. 163, 203,
221, II. 29, 48, 59, 144, 176, 186,
III. 194, IV. 63, 65, 96, 122,
123, 159, V. 82, 179, VI. 189,
VII. 133, VIII. 52, IX. 207.
Toyoda, S., VI. 50.
Tragardh, I., I. 223.
Trask, J. W., V. 31.
Treadgold, C. H., VI. 175.
Treherne, R. C. V. 119.
Trigo, P., VII. 142, X. 24, 235.
Troop, J., IX. 109.
Tryon, H., V. 10, VIII. 73, 74,
IX. 215.
Tuck, G. K., I. 190.
Tucker, E. S., II. 57.
Tucker, G., VI. 102.
Tullgren, A., III. 31, VII. 157.
TulUdge, E. K., V. 31.
Turner, R. E., III. 118, IV. 116,
V. 2, VI. 40, VIII. 113.
Turner, W. F., III. 88.
Tyzzer, E. E., IX. 8.
Urbain, G., V. 13.
Uriarte, L., VIII. 129, IX. 112.
Urich, F. W., II. 24, III. 185, X.
214.
Vago. H. A., VI. 172.
Vaillard, I. 191, II. 111.
Valadez, S. M., IX. 2.
Valerio, B. Galh-, I. 40, II. 161,
III. 224, 226, V. 42, VI. 52, 76,
172. VII. 125, X. 7, 8, 92, 172.
Valladares, J. F., II. 104.
Valle, v., VII. 156.
van Breemen, M. L., VI. 53, VII.
96, IX. 36.
Van den Branden, F., I. 36, 120,
140, IV. 101, VI. 11, 34, VIII.
17, 24, X. 146.
Van den Eeckhout, M. A., VII.
136.
van der Heyden, N. H., V. 27,
VI. 156.
Vanderijst, P. H., I. 93.
Van Dine, D. L., III. 80, X. 46.
Van Es, L., VI. 209, VII. 28.
van Gorkom, W. T- VII. 39.
Van Hoof, L., VI. 33, X. 146.
van Laaren, G. F., X. 120.
van Loghem, J. J., X. 5.
van Lonkhuijzen, J. J., IX. 190.
van Loon, F. H., X. 5.
van Roon, K., VI. 36.
Van Saceghem, R., III. 187, V.
12, 35, 96, VI. 13, 161, 202, VII.
149, 157, 188, VIII. 90, 148, 211,
IX. 70, 171, X. 50, 157.
van Slooten, J., IX. 175.
van Thiel, P. H., X. 200, 201.
Van Zwaluwenburg, R. H., V. 64,
VI. 179, VII. 52.
Vanes, L., VI. 209.
Varadhachari, B. V., III. 73.
Vasconcellos, A. de, VIII. 187.
Vasilev, I. V., I. 193.
Vassal, J. J., III. 101.
Vaughan-Kirby, F., V. 172.
Vecsei, F., IV. 61.
Veenendaal, X. 214.
Veitch, R., X. 76.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Velu, H., IV. 164, V. 97, VI. 82,
VII. 86, 125, 134, VIII. 109, IX.
90.
Venables, E. P., II. 129.
Verco, J. C, V. 64.
Verdun, P., VI. 197.
Vermeesch, M.. III. 186.
Verney, L., VI. 40.
Verteuil, E. de, X. 221.
Vialatte, C, II. 90, III. 33, IV.
156, IX. 150, X. 47, 48, 53, 236.
Vienne, M., VII. 137.
Vigel, VI. 42.
Vigne, P., IX. 89.
Villela, E., VI. 217.
ViUeneuve, J., IV. 16, 125, 126, V.
83, VI. 113, 177, VII. 99, IX.
145, 180.
Vincent, G. E., VII. 162.
Vinet, C, I. 234.
Vishniakov, T. A., IV. 51.
Viton, A., X. 141, 149.
Vleming, E., VII. 41.
Vogel, R., VI. 191, IX. 193, X.
212.
Vogel, W. T. de, IV. 130.
von Bassewitz, E., VIII. 102,
IX. 130.
von Bencziir, J., V. 111.
von Celebrini, E., II. 97.
von Ezdorf, R. H., II. 161, 162,
IV. 77.
von Ihering, R., V. 28.
von Marschalko, T., III. 203.
von Prowazek, S., III. 204.
von Schmidt zu Wellenburg, H.,
VI. 194.
von Wasielewski, T., VIII. 62.
Vrijburg, A., VII. 130.
Wagner, J., IV. 151.
Walch, E., X. 38, 179.
Walch-Sorgdrager, G. B.. X. 38,
179.
Walden, B. H.. V. 104, VI. 190,
VII. 133, VIII. 138, X. 133.
Walden, W. M., X. 228.
Waldow, VI. 173. /
Walker, E. L., III. 65, V. 182,
IX. 8.
Walker, E. M., IX. 1, X. 227.
Wallace, F. N., X. 123.
Walling, W. A. B., III. 180.
Wallis, T. E., X. 85.
Walsh, J. H. T., VI. 84.
Walter, E., X. 212.
Walter, E. V., VII. 25.
Walton, W. R., VII. 128.
Wanhill, VII. 176.
Warburton, C, I. 154, IV. 34, VI..
188, VII. 69, VIII. 219.
Ward, H. B., VI. 188.
Ward, W. F., II. 188.
Wardle, R. A., IX. 139.
Warnock, J., VI. 209, VII. 34.
Washburn, F. L., IV. 152, VII.
132.
Wasielewski, T. von, VIII. 62.
Wassilewsky, W. J., X. 69.
Waterfield, N. E., VI. 61.
Waterston, J., III. 117, 134, 142,
IV. 65, 121, 166, V. 2, 68, 69, VI.
40, 162, VII. 57, X. 8, 30, 67,
125 142 214.
Watson, D. P.,' II. 119, 185, 186,
188
Watson, J. R., IX. 50.
Watson, M., II. 46, 47, 72.
Wattel, G. Raveret-, VI. 73.
Watts, H. R., VII. 95.
Wawrinskv, X. 157.
Wayson, N. E., III. 46.
Webb, J. L., II. 157, VIII. 130^
IX. 141.
Webb, P. T., II. 143.
Webber, H. J., IX. 132.
Webster. F. M., II. 177.
Week, I. 76.
Weichel, A., VI. 120.
Weidenfeld, S., III. 204.
Weidman, F. D., IV. 40, V. 64.
Weidner, E., VI. 55.
Weinberg, M., VIII. 151.
Weiss, A., I. 43, 200, V. 87, VI.
28, VII. 151, IX. 52.
Weiss, H. B., I. 22, 37, III. 154.
Welch, P. S., VI. 32.
Weldon, R. P., VI. 85.
Wellenburg, H. von Schmidt zu,
VI. 194.
Wells, R. W., VII. 128, X. 122.
Wenyon, C. M., 1. 1, 131, II. 7, 64,
III. 188, V. 117, 151, IX. 32,
X 8 9 13
Werner, H., V. 62, VI. 54, 56, 76,
IX. 18.
Wernicke, R., IX. 197.
Wesenberg, G., III. 227.
Wesenburg-Lund, C, VI. 182, VII.
170, VIII. 83, IX. 82, 153, 154.
Westphalen, IX. 60.
Wharton, L. D., VII. 45.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
27
Whitaker, H. D., III. 38.
White, A., III. 126, V. 66.
White, E. E. D., VI. 41.
White, F. N., VI. 220.
White, M. J., VII. 76.
White, R. Senior-, VIII. '9, 160,
IX. 106, 146, X. 80, 81.
Whitfield, A., IV. 46.
Whiting, P. W., II. 89.
Whitney, C. P.. III. 25.
Wicherski, 0. G., VI. 32.
Wickware, A. B., X. 82, 139.
Widmann, E., IV. 87, VIII. 103.
Wiese, O., VI. 54, 215.
Wigdor, M.. VI. 183.
Wilhelmi, J., VI. 174, VIII. 103,
122, 135, 168, 217, 220, IX. 28,
44, 89, 165.
Wilkins, S. D., VIII. 204.
Willcocks, F. C, II. 163, VI. 239.
Wille, J., X. 37.
Wilhams, C, II. 181, III. 219, X.
129.
Wilhams, C. B., IX. 175.
Williams, C. L., VIII. 65.
Williams, T. H., III. 142, VI. 80,
VII. 60, 175, VIII. 52, 138.
Williamson, G., VIII. 220.
Wilhamson, M. J., III. 58.
Willoughby, W^ G., VI. 116.
Willoughby, W. M., VI. 60.
Wilson, C. E., IX. 150.
Wilson, H. C, II. 153.
Wilson, J. A., VII. 94.
Wilson, R. M., VI. 225, VIII. 10.
Winckel, C. W. ¥., VII. 96.
Winn, A. F., III. 155.
Winship, E., IX. 28.
Winslow, C. E. A., I. 149, 227.
Wise, K. S., VIII. 189.
Wolbach, S. B., IV. 154, V. 31,
80, VII. 84, IX. 137, X. 26,
189
Wolfei, K., IV. 47.
Wolhnan, E., VII. 140, VIII. 36,
IX. 71, 173.
Woo, S. M., IX. 33.
W^ood, E. J., I. 186.
Wood, H. P., I. 2, 160, II. 2, V.
173, VI. 89, VIII. 14, 75, 84,
X. 227.
Wood, J. Y., IV. 44.
Woodcock, H. M., III. 129, VL
85, VII. 102.
Woodward, T. E., III. 88.
Woosnam. R. B., II. 37, 83.
Wright, E. H., VIII. 5.
Wright, H. D., VIII. 197.
WTight, R. E., II. 154, VI. 129,
IX. 105.
Wright, W., V. 24.
Wrightson, W. D., III. 173.
Wuelker, G., VIII. 62.
Wiirtz, I. 50.
Wyler, E. J., IV. 148.
Yakimoff, W. L., I. 55, III. 124,
202, IV. 101, V. 95, 98, 99, X.
69, 70, 99, 102.
Yamada, S., IX. 117, X. 147.
Yamaguchi, K., VI. 195.
Yamaguchi, M., IX. 161, X. 41.
Yamaguchi, S., VI. 21.
Yerburv, J. W., I. 69.
Yofe, H., IX. 192.
Yorke, W., I. 41, 42, 168, II. 131,
III. 177, 178, 179, VIII. 97,
IX. 54.
Young, A., VI. 60.
Young, A. R., VIII. 206, IX. 69.
Young, A. W. C, II. 191.
Young, C. J., IX. 201, 202, X.
234.
Young, C. W., X. 191.
Young, D., IX. 24.
Young, T. C. M., I. 112.
Zabala, J., VII. 174.
Zammit, T., VI. 43, 190.
Zetek, J., I. 105, II. 101, III. 223,
V. 1, 140, VIII. 32, 175, 186,
X. 11, 221.
Zibordi, D., X. 88.
Ziemann, H., IX. 78.
Zotta, G., IX. 123, 144, 154.
Zucker, A., III. 225.
Zuelzer, M., IX. 213, X. 28.
Zupitza, M., II. 174, VIII. 170.
Zupnik, L., III. 204.
Zwaluwenburg, R. H. Van,
V. 64, VL 179, VII. 52.
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INDEX TO NAMES OF ARTHROPODS.
A.
abascanta, Wyeomyia.
abdoniinalis, Cephenomyia ; Culex
[Culicelsa) (see C. hitaeniorhyn-
chus) ; Dohrniphora ; Goniocotes
(see G. gigas).
abfitchi, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) (see A.
excrncians) .
abnormalis, Aedes {Aedimorphus,
Bathosomyia, Ochlerotatus) .
abominator , Culex [M elanoconion)
(see C. erraticus).
aborensis, Haemaphy sails .
aboriginis, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
Abraxas grossulariata, L., Nosema
apis pathogenic to, II. 45.
abrupta, Heinilexomyia.
abruptus, Thyridanthrax .
absobrina, Theobaldia (see T. im-
patiens) .
abstersus, Tayl., Tabanus (see T.
doddi) .
abstersus, Wlk., Tabanus.
abyssinica, Haematopota.
Acalleomyia obscura (see Culex).
Acanthaspis sulcipes, ¥., not in-
fected with trypanosomes in Bel-
gian Congo, I. 141; possible
relation of, to goitre in Africa,
IV. 139.
Acanthia (see Cimex).
Acanthocera, notice of key to Bra-
zilian species of, IV. 37.
Acanthocera anacantha, Lutz &
Neiva, in Brazil, VI. 90.
acanthocolpum, A trichopogon.
Acanthoconops, gen. n., IX. 133.
(See Styloconops.)
acanthopus, Hoplopleura.
Acarapis, gen. n., IX. 196.
Acarapis woodi, Rennie, IX. 196;
and Isle of Wight disease in
bees, X. 129.
Acartoinyia niariae (see Aedes).
Acarus autumnalis (see Leptus).
Acarus foenarius, Koch, injurious to
domestic animals in fodder, VIII.
134.
Acarus marginatus, F. (see Ixodes
ricinus) .
Acarus muscaruni, L., parasite of
Musca convexifrons [lusoria) in
Australia, X. 14.
Acarus scabiei (see Sarcoptes).
acasta, Melittobia.
accensus, Tabanus.
accraensis, Culicoides.
acer, Tabanus ; Taeniorhynchus-
(Chrysoconops) (see T. brevicellu-
lus).
Achorutes viaiicus, L., bionomics
and rdle of, in sewage purification,.
IX. 56.
Achroia grisella, L., larvae of,
immune from tubercle bacilli,
II. 54.
aciculifer, Haemaphy salis.
Acilius, destroying mosquito larvae
in Macedonia, X. 142.
Acilius sulcatus, L., predacious on
larvae of Culex in Russia, V. 84.
aconitus, Anopheles [Myzomyia),
minimus,
acosmetum, Atrichopogon.
acrophilus, Aedes.
actaeon, Hypoderma.
aculeatus, Haeynatopinus (Polyplax)..
acuminata, Aelia.
acutidens, Odontomachus ruficeps.
acutus, Ceratophyllus.
Adalia obliterata, L., in houses in
Britain, IV. 102.
adelaidae, Tabanus.
adelpha, Leptopsylla.
Ademon decrescens, Nees, parasite of
Simulium aureum in Germany,
IX. 104.
adersi, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) ; Simu-
lium hirsutum.
Adersia oestroides, Karsch, in
Somaliland, III. 136; in Zanzi-
bar, III. 50.
adprop inquans , Systenu s .
Aides, in Arctic Regions, VII. 196;
in Canada, IX. 113, X. 19; in
Florida, II. 78; in Oriental
Region, X. 197; distribution of
subgenera of, in Palaearctic Re-
gion, X. 18; in West Indies,
V. 54, 61 ; classification of,
V. 52, VI. 142, IX. 9, 87, 113,
X. 18, 197 ; methods of breeding,
IX. 115.
Aides (Ochlerotatus), pupal charac-
ters of, V. 167 ; notice of key
to French species of, IX. 131 ;
substitution of, for Heteronycha,
IX. 87.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Aides {Stegomyia), respiration of
larvae of, II. 107 ; pupal charac-
ters of, V. 167 ; possibly trans-
mitting dengue, I. 207," V. 37,
X. 92 ; transmitting horse sick-
ness, VI. 161 ; effect of Char a on,
VIII. 61, X. 221 ; surveys of, in
India and Far East, I. 190, II.
110, 142.
Aedes abfitchi, Felt (see A. excru-
cians) .
Aedes {*Aedimorphtis, Bathosomyia,
Ochlerotatus) ahnormalis, Theo.
[minutiis slenosctitus, Edw.), in
Gold Coast, V. 3.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) aboriginis,
Dyar, described as new from
U.S.A., VI. 7; in Canada, VIII.
101.
Aedes * Ochlerotatus) acrophiliis,
Dyar, described as new from
Alberta, VI. 9; in Colorado, VI.
146.
Aedes {*Aediniorphiis, Diceromyia,
Ochlerotatus) adersi, Edw., de-
scribed as new, V. 53; in Zanzi-
bar, V. 53, VI. 123.
Aedes aegypti, E., considered an
earlier name for A. argenteus
{fasciatus) (q.v.), IX. 51.
Aedes {Ochlerotatus) aestivalis, Dyar,
breeding-places of, in Canada,
VI. 178; in U.S.A., VI. 8;
possibly a synonym of A. stic-
ticus, X. 131.
Aedes (* Stegomyia) africatuis, Theo.,
in Belgian Congo, III. 121; in
Nigeria, IV. 66, 112, V. 39,
VI. 225 ; in Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) albescens,
Edw., described as new from
Siberia, X. 18.
Aedes [Culicelsa) albirostris, Macq.,
in Australia, I. 11, IX. 75; in
New Zealand, IX. 75.
Aedes {*Finlaya, Leucomyia)
albitarsis, Tayl., described as new,
II. 135; in Papua, II. 135, III.
153.
Aides {Culicelsa, *Finlaya, Och-
lerotatus) alboannulattis , Macq.,
in Australia, I. 11, III. 37, 207,
IV. 182 ; breeding-places of, IV.
182.
Aedes {Danielsia, F inlay a, *Mac-
leaya) alboannulaius , Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
I. 11; a synonym of A. tremula,
q.v.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
albocephalus , Theo., in E. Africa,
VIII. 164; in W. Africa, IV.
120, V. 3, VI. 38; in Natal,
IV. 120 ; breeding-places of,
VI. 38.
Aides {Ciilex, * Ochlerotatus) albo
fasciatus, Macc]., in Argentina,
VII. 107; habits of, in Brazil,
VIII. 25.
Aedes {* Stegomyia) albopictus, Skuse
{sciUellaris, Theo. nee WJk., latyi-
herti, Ventr.), in Australia, III.
37, IV. 2, 60, V. 68, X. 233; m
Ceylon, II. 70; in China, I. 232,
236, II. 28, 111, III. 141, IV. 39;
in Cochin-China, II. 155 ; and
potential establishment of yellow
fever in Far East, II. 28, X. 103 ;
in Formosa, VI. 50; in Hawaii,
V. 17, VI. 163; in India, I. 79,
143, 162, 163, II. 193, HI. 40, V.
39, VI. 64, 196, IX. 80, 124,
X. 67, 68, 77; in Dutch East
Indies, IV. 23, VI. 213, X. 95;
in Madagascar, VII. 17, IX. 68;
in Malaya, IX. 190, X. 57. 58,
207, 208, 225; in Mauritius,
X. 225; in New Guinea, III.
153; in Philippines, VII. 193;
in Singapore, II. 28; experimen-
tal transmission of dengue by,
VI. 195; and iilariasis, II. 155,
X. 95, 225 ; doubtfully associated
with influenza, V. 17 ; anatomy
of, IV. 74; biting habits of, 1.
162, VII. 63; breeding-places
of. I. 143, III. 40, 141, VI. 64,
X. 57, 67, 207, 208 ; oviposition
of, V. 39, VII. 27, 46, IX. 80,
X. 57, 77 ; parasites of, IX. 190,
X. 58; respiration of. III. 70;
larvicides against, II. 142, X. 67,
77.
Aedes {*Aedirnorphus, Ochlerotatus)
alboscntellatus, Theo. {Reedomyia
pampangensisr Ludl.), in Aus-
tralia, IV. 11, V. 68, VI. 73;
described as A. omnrensis, sp. n.,
in Japan, X. 147, 154.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus,
Protomacleaya) alboventralis, Theo.,
in Belgian Congo, III. 121.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) aldrichi, D. &
K.. in Canada, VIII. 140, IX. 86,
X. 127, 167 ; in U.S.A., VI. 8, 146,
223, IX. 51; breeding-places of,
yi. 8, IX. 51, 86, X. 127, 167;
A. aestivalis not a synonym of,
X. 131.
Aides {*Ochlerolafus) aloponotmn,
Dyar, described as new from
U.S.A., VI. 7.
Aides {^Ochlerotatus) alpinus, L.
{Culex nigripes, Zett.), described as
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
31
A. nearcticus, sp. n., from Arctic
Regions, VII. 196; in Denmark,
VII. 171; possibly occurring in
. Finland, X. 166; in Germany,
X. 36; in Greenland, VI. 86, IX.
82; in Lapland, VI. 86; in Swe-
den, X. 87 ; described as A .
innuitus, sp. n., VI. 86 ; bionomics
of, VII. 171, X. 36 ; gills of
larva of, X. 100, 128 ; synonymy
of, VIII. 102, X. 18, 131.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) altinsculiis,
Dyar, described as new from
U.S.A., VI. 7.
ASdes (*-4.) andamanensis, Edw.,
described as new from Andamans,
X. 197.
Addes [*Ochlerotatus) angustivittatus ,
D. & K., in Costa Rica, X. 31.
Aedes (Culex, Culicada, *Ochlero-
.tatus) annulipes, Mg. (quartus,
Mart.), in Denmark, VII. 171;
IX. 82; in Germany, II. 78, VII.
69, VIII. 214, IX. 29, 35; in
Pyrenees, VIII. 76; in Sweden,
X. 87.
Aedes {Culicada, *Ochlerotatiis) an-
nulipes, Tayl. (see A. campto-
rhynchus) .
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) antipodeus,
Edw., described as new from
New Zealand, VIII. 48.
Aedes {*Aedimorphns, Ochlerotatus)
apicoanniilatus, Edw., in W.
Africa, IV. 44, 163, VI. 16, 38,
X. 226 ; breeding-places of, IV.
163, VI. 38.
Aedes {*S(egomyia) apicoargenteus,
Theo., in W.' Africa, II. 27, IV.
45, V. 45 ; in Belgian Congo,
I. 220, III. 121.
Aedes [*Finlaya) arhorealis, B.-W.
& B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60.
Aedes {*Aedimorphiis, Ochlerotatus)
argenteopunctatus, Theo., breed-
ing-places of, in S. Africa, VIII.
9 ; in Nigeria, IV. 66.
Aedes (*Stegomyia) argenteus, Poir.
[aegypti, L., calopus, Mg. , fasciata,
F., rossi, Giles), in E. Africa,
VIII. 164, X. 94, 223; in S.
Africa, IV. 120, IX. 128; in W.
Africa, I. 52, II. 27. 58, 84, 93,
117, 135, III. 1, 12, 188, IV. 21,
44, 45, 66, 81, 112, 148, 150. 159,
161-164, 165, V. 3, 39, 45, VI.
15, 16, 47, 48, 202, 225, VII. 81,
169, VIII. 11, 12, 217, IX. 21, 42,
X. 114, 167, 225, 226, 234; in
Argentina, V. 113, VII. 181,
VIII. 163; in Australia, I. 11,
II. 12, ni. 30, 37, 207, IV. 10,
11, 60, 73, 135, 148, 149, 196,
V. 68, VI. 62, 227, VII. 61, 176,
VIII. 38, 173, IX. 118, 128, X.
168, 233 ; in the Balkans, IV. 179,
V. 87, VI. 162, 201, VIII. 87; in
Belgian Congo, III. 121; on
Black Sea Coast, VI. 78; absent
from Biskra, III. 230; in Brazil,
II. 164, III. 70, IV. 37, VI. 91,
VIII. 25, IX. 202, X. 158, 233;
in Canary Islands, X. 31 ; in
Ceylon, II. 70, IX. 147; in
Cochin-China, I. 57; intercepted
from Coloinbia, IX. 108 ; in Costa
Rica, X. 31; in Crete, IX. 82;
in Ecuador, IV. 149, VI. 30, 192,
VII. 162, IX. 6, 128, X. 4; in
Egypt, III. 10, VIII. 35, IX. 99;
found in Epping Forest, VIII. 13 ;
in Far Eastern ports, I. 236, II.
28, 111, III. 141, IV. 39. VIII.
113, X. 103; in Fiji, IV. 41, X.
77; in Formosa, VI. 50; in S.
France, IV. 40, VI. 23; in British
Guiana, I. 125, VII. 134, 179, IX.
2, 135, X. 33, 217; in Dutch
Guiana, VII. 6; in French
Guiana, Yl. 160; in Hawaii, V.
17, VI. 163, IX. 38; in India, I.
79, 143, 162. 163, 219, IT 193,
III. 40, 162, IX. 124, 125, X. 68,
79; in Dutch E. Indies, IV. 23,
VI. 213; in Italy, VI. 51; pro-
bably not occurring in Japan, X.
154; in Madagascar, VII. 16. 17,
IX. 68; in Malaya, X. 158; in
Mesopotamia, VII. 102, VIII.
Ill, IX. 146; in Mexico, III.
11, IX. 121; in Morocco, IV. 40,
85 ; not occurring in New Zealand,
VII. 180, IX. 75; in Palestine.
II. 100, IX. 99; in Panama Canal
Zone, IV. 97, VII. 127, VIII. 32,
186, IX. 108; in Papua, III. 153;
in Peru, III. 25, X. 130; in
Philippines, VII. 103, 193; in
Principe, IV. 49; in Samoa, II.
51 ; in Sornaliland, II. 7 ; iii Sudan,
V. 179, VII. Ill; in Syria, VI.
217, IX. 99; in Tunis, VI. 106;
in U.S.A., IV. 61, 136, VI. 210,
^TII. 58, 78, 116, 187 ; in Vene-
zuela, X. 62; in West Indies, I.
99, 112, 125, II. 13, 24, III. 2, 69,
83, 222, IV. 69, V. 53, 60, IX.
150, X. 59; in Zanzibar, III. 49,
V. 147, VI. 123 ; a possible carrier
of Baghdad boil, VII. 102; and
dengue, IV. 73, 148, 149, 196, V.
68, 113, 153, VI. 13, 213, VII. 7,
17, 61, IX. 127, 128; and
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
filariasis, I. 57-59, HI. 5, V. 147,
VI. 123, VIII. 173, IX. 42;
Filaria bancrojH not developing
in, VIII. 116, X. 180 ; and leprosy,
I. 36; and Leptospira icteroides,
VIII. 79, IX. 21, 76; not trans-
mitting oriental sore, IX. 82;
seven-day fever possibly due to,
I. 219; and three-day fever, VI.
217 ; mechanical transmission of
trypanosomes by, II. 58 ; trypano-
somes unable to survive in, VI.
34; and yellow fever, I. 52, 231,
II. 28, 109, 133, 160, 189, III.
12, 25, 26, 70, 83, IV. 12, 40, 59,
66, 99, 110, 135, 148, 149, 150,
159, 165, V. 49, 135, 153, VI. 48,
202, VII. 103, 162, VIII. 79, 95,
IX. 71, 108, 128, 201, 206, X. 4,
31, 59, 130, 158; anatomv of,
VIII. 50, X. 100, 231 ; bionomics
of, II. 7, 160, HI. 12, IV. 27, 161-
163, V. 57, VIII. 38; breeding-
places of, II. 82, 158, 160, III.
10, 40, 49, IV. 45, 97, 136, 148, V.
53, VIIJ 11, 12, IX. 42, 118, X.
33, 59, 100, 223 ; experiments with
eggs of. III. 187, IV. 116, V.
74, 155, VI. 108; feeding habits
of, IX. 201, X. 233 ; effect of heat
and cold on, VIII. 156, 202, X.
75 ; suitable for breeding in
laboratory, IX. 115 ; natural
enemies of, II. 7, HI. 188, IV.
163, VI. 16, VIII. 163, 189, X.
4 ; effect of saline waters on,
II. 84, X. 61; on ships, IV. 37,
45, 148, V. 136 ; measures against,
I. 231, IV. 81, VIII. 32, IX. 6, 38,
71, 108, 121, 204 ; repellents for,
VI. 69, VII. 72-74, VIII. 171;
effect of chlorine on, V. 47 ;
experiments with kerosene
against larvae of, V. 55-57 ;
pyrethrum not repellent to, IV.
61 ; earlier name for, IX. 51.
Aedes argenteus atritarsis, Edw., in
Gold Coast, VIII. 50.
Aedes argenteus luciensis, Theo., in
French Guiana, VI. 160.
Aedes {* F inlaya) aygyrithorax , B.-W.
& B., described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 60; allied
to A. terrens, X. 55.
Aides {Ochlerotatus, *Pseudosknsea)
ashivorthi, Edw., described as
new from W. Australia, IX. 133.
Aedes (*Stegomyia) ater, Tayl.,
described as new, II. 135 ; referred
to Rachionotomyia , q.v.
Aedes {* Finlaya) auridorsum, Edw.,
described as new from Australia,.
X. 153.
Aedes {Culex, * Ochlerotatus) aurifer,
Coq., in U.S.A., I. 22, IV. 170 ; •
breeding-places of, IV. 170.
Aedes (*Skusea) aurimargo, Edw.,
described as new from Australia,
X. 153.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) auroides, Felt,
in U.S.A., V. 161.
Aedes {* Finlaya) auronitens, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes {*Finlaya, Leucomyia) austra-
liensis, Theo. var. papuensis,
Tayl., in Papua, III. 153.
Aedes {Culex, *Ochlerotatus) aus-
tralis, Erich., in New South WaleE,
III. 37, 207, IV. 182.
Aedes (*Aedimorphus) atistralis,
Tayl. (see A. tremula).
Aides australis darwini, Tayl. (see
A. tremula).
Aedes (*Skusea) bancrofti, Tayl.,
described as new from Queens-
land, III. 37.
Aedes {* Finlaya) banksi, Edw.,
described as new from Philip-
pines, X. 197.
Aedes {* Pseudoskusea) hasalis, Tayl.
(see A. funereus).
Aedes {^Ochlerotatus) berlandi,
Seguy, described as new from
France, IX. 193 ; a variety of
A. pulchritarsis {q.v.), X. 154.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
bevisi, Edw., described as new,
III. 115; in Natal, III. 115, IV.
120.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) bimaculatus,
Coq., larva of, in N. Carolina,
VII. 106, IX. 51.
Aedes {Culex, *Finlaya) biocellatus,
Tayl., described as new. III. 30;.
in Austraha, III. 30, 37, 207.
Aedes {Grabhamia) broquettii, Theo.
(see A. dor salts).
Aedes {*Stegomyia) buscki, Coq.,
breeding-places of, in Grenada,
V. 54.
Aedes butleri, Theo., in Philippines,
VII. 193.
Aedes {Grabhamia, * Ochlerotatus)
caballus, Theo., described as new,
I. 140; in Transvaal, I. 140, IX.
128.
Aedes {* Pseudoskusea) cairnsensis,
Tayl., in Queensland, VII. 139.
A edes { * A edimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
caliginosus, Grah., in W. Africa^
IV. 66, 150, IX. 42.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
33
Aides {*Ochlerotattis) callithotvys,
Dyar, described as new from
Canada, VIII. 101.
Aedes calopus, Mg. (see A . avgenteus).
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) campestris, D.
& K., in U.S.A., VI. 8, 165,
IX. 9 ; breeding in salt marshes,
IX. 9.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) camposanus,
Dyar, described as new from
Ecuador, VII. 22.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatiis) caniptorhyn-
chus, Thorns, {annulipes, Tayl.,
Culicada inornata, Strick,), de-
scribed as A. victoriensis , sp. n,,
from Queensland, III. 30; in
Australia, IV. 11, 182, VI. 74.
Aedes [Culex, *Ochlerotatus) canaden-
sis, Theo., in Canada, III. 155,
VI. 178, VII. 106; in U.S.A.. I.
22, 119, III. 52, 128, 213, IV.
61, 136, 170, ^ . 161, VI. 8, 66,
X. 93, 108, 203; breeding-places
of, IV. 61, 136, 170, V. 161, VI.
8, 66, 178, VII. 106. X. 93, 108;
seasonal history of, X. 203 ;
attracted to light, I. 22 ; measures
against, VI. 66, 178.
Aedes {*Skusea) cancriconies, Edw.,
described as new from Andamans,
X. 197.
Aedes {Culex, Culicada) cantans, Mg.
(see A. maculatus).
Aedes {Culex, *Ochlerotatus) can-
tatov, Coq., in U.S.A., I. 39, 119,
II. 158, III. 52, 212, IV. 6, 123,
V. 102, 103, VI. 156, VII. 21,
VIII. 30, IX. 26, 186, X. Ill,
190, 228 ; and poliomyelitis, 1. 18 ;
breeding-places of, I. 39, III. 212,
IV. 6, 123, V. 102, VII. 21 ; effect
of salt water on, IV. 123, V. 103 ;
migrations of, IX. 26 ; tropisms of,
I. 22, X. 190 ; measures against,
II. 158, III. 212, VI. 156, VII. 21.
Aedes {*Skusea, Stegoniyia) cartroni,
Ventr., in Madagascar, IX. 68.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) caspius. Pall.
{dorsalis, Theo. nee Mg., longi-
squamosus, Theo., punctatus, Mg.),
in N. Africa, VI. 141 ; in Britain,
X. 16 ; in Canary Islands, X. 31 ;
in Caucasus, X. 10; in Denmark,
IX. 83 ; in Egypt and Palestine,
III. 10, VIII. 35, IX. 99, X. 209;
in Finland, X. 166; in France,
VII. 99, VIII. 76, IX. 38, 49;
in Italy, VII. 156; in Macedonia,
VI. 162, 201, IX. 92; in Mesopo-
tamia, VIII. Ill; in Sweden,
X. 87; breeding-places of, VII.
99, VIII. 35, IX. 92, 99 ; effect of
drought on, X. 16; value of fish
against, X. 209; larva of, X.
128; synonymy of, VIII. 35, 49,
IX. 83.t
Aedes caspius var. hargveavesi, Edw.,
described as new from Italy, VIII.
50.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatits) cataphvUa,
Dyar {prodotes, Dyar), described
as new, V. 5 ; in Canada, VII. 105 ;
in Finland, X. 166 ; in Sweden,
X. 87; in U.S.A., V. 5, VI. 8, 49,
X. 130; breeding-places of, VII.
105, X. 130; A. rostochiensis
distinct from, X. 154.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Culicelsa,
Ochlerotatus) centropunctatus ,
Theo., described as new from
Sudan, II. 45.
Aedes ceylonicus, Edw., described
as new from Ceylon, V. 53.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) chelli, Edw.,
described as new from E. Africa,
III. 115.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) chenmlpoensis.
Yam., described as new, X. 147;
in Korea, X. 147, 154.
Aedes {* Stegoniyia) christianus,.
Dyar, described as new from
China, IX. 207.
Aedes {*Finlaya) christophersi , Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes {*Ochle>'otatus) cineveoborealis.
Felt & Young, in Canada, III.
155, VII. 106.
Aedes cinereus, Mg. ijuscus, O.S.),
in Britain, X. 105; in Canada,
VII. 106, IX. 86; in Denmark,
VII. 171, IX. 82; in Finland, X.
166 ; in France. VII. 99, VIII. 82 ;
in Germany, II. 78, VI. 212, VII.
69, VIII. 27, 28, V. 161, 214, IX.
29, 30, 35, X. 128; in Sweden, X.
87; in U.S.A., V. 161, VI. 7, 8,
48, 65, 146, 223; bionomics of,
VI. 48, 212, VIII. 27, 28, X. 105 ;
Gregarines in larvae of, X. 128.
Aedes {Culicada, ^Ochlerotatus) cle-
landi, Tayl., in New South Wales,
III. 270.
Aedes {*Finlaya) cogilli, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
153.
Aedes {Culex, * Ochlerotatus) com-
munis, DeG. {nemorosus, Mg.),
in Britain, VII. 190; in Denmark,
VII. 171, IX. 82; in Egypt, VIII.
35 ; in Finland, X. 166 ; in France,
VII. 41, 99; in Germany, I. 40,
II. 78, VI. 212, VII. 69, VIII. 27»
(K 2009)
t Some of the early references may refer to A. dorsa/is, Mg.
34
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
28, 171, 214, IX. 35; in Mace-
donia, IX. 20, 92; in Sweden, X.
87; in Switzerland, III. 225, VI.
172, X. 7; in U.S.A., V. 161;
breeding-places of, III. 225, VI.
212, VII. 171; bionomics of, I.
40, VIII. 28, IX. 82; species
allied to, IX. 100 ; synonymy of,
X. 19, 95, 131.
Aedes coynmtinis lazarensis, Felt &
Young, X. 131 ; breeding-places
of, in Canada, VII. 105.
Aedes communis tahoensis, Dyar, X.
131 ; described as new, V. 5 ; in
California, V. 5, VI. 48 ; breeding-
places of, VI. 48.
Aedes concinnus, Steph. (see A.
sticticus) .
Aedes {Culex, *Ochlerotatiis) con-
finnatus, Lynch (see A. scapu-
laris) .
Aedes consobrinus, auct. nee R.-D.
(.see Theobaldia inornata).
Aedes {*Stegomyia) creiimis, Edw.,
described as new from Crete, X.
18.
Aedes {Culex, *Ochlerotaius) crinifer,
Theo., in Brazil, VIII. 26.
Aedes [*Aedimorp}nis, Ecculex) culi-
cinus, Edw., described as new
fiom India, X. 197.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Culex, Och-
lerotatus) cummins i, Theo., in
Belgian Congo, I. 220; in Nigeria,
IV. 66, 112; in Transvaal, I. 140.
Aedes {Culicada, Ochlerotatus) cump-
stoni, Tayl. (see A. queenslandis) .
■Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) ciirriei, Coq.
(see A. dorsalis).
Aedes curtipes, Edw., described as
new from Borneo, III. 115.
Aedes {*Ochlerotaius) cyclocer cuius,
Dyar, described as new from
. Canada, VIII. 101.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) cyprius, Ludl.,
described as new from Siberia,
VIII. 59; a synonym of A.
lutescens (q.v.), X. 18.
Aedes {*Pseudoskitsea, Stegomyia)
daliensis, Tayl., described as new
from Australia, V. 230.
Aedes decticus, H., D. & K. (see
A. impiger).
Aedes degustator, Dyar, breeding-
places of, in Illinois, X. 93.
Aedes (Culicada) demansis, Strick.
(see A. queenslandis).
Aedes {* Stegomyia) dendrophilus,
Edw., described as new, IX. 133 ;
in Gold Coast, IX. 133, X. 167;
breeding-places of, X. 167.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
dentatus, Theo., in Natal, IV. 120.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) detritus, Hal.
{salinus. Fie), VIII. 49; in
Britain, X. 120, 185 ; in Canary
Islands, X. 31 ; in Denmark, IX.
82; in Germany, VIII. 14;
breeding-places of, in Palestine,
IX. 99 ; likely to occur in Sweden,
X. 88 ; fish used against, X. 185.
Aedes {Ochlerotatus) diantaeus, H.,
D. & K., breeding-places of, in
Canada, VII. 105; in Denmark,
IX. 82 ; in Finland, X. 166 ; likely
to occur in Sweden, X. 88;
synonymy of, IX. 83.
Aedes {Culex, Culicada, *Ochlero-
tatus) diversus, Theo. (see A.
rusticus) .
Aedes dolosa, Lynch (see Culex).
A edes {Ochlerotatus) domesticus,
Theo., in Gold Coast, V. 3; in
Nigeria, IV. 66.
Aedes {Culex, Grabhamia, *Ochlero-
tatus) dorsalis, Mg. {curriei, Coq.,
grahami, Ludl., lativittatus , Coq.,
onondagensis. Felt, quavlei, D. &
K.), in Balkans, VIII. 87, IX. 20;
in Britain, VII. 190 ; in Canada,
VI. 178, VII. 106, VIII. 101; in
Denmark, VII. 171, IX. 83; in
Finland, X. 166 ; in France, IX.
38; in Germany, II. 78, 100, VI ,
212, VII. 69,' VIII. 27, 214
described as A. grahami, sp. n.
from Siberia, VIII. 59 ; in Sweden
X. 87; in U.S.A., V. 161, VI. 7
8, 9, 65, 70, 146, 223, VIII. 104
breeding-places of, II. 100, V
161, VI. 7, 8, 212, VII. 190
bionomics of, VI. 65; characters
of larva of, X. 128 ; synonymy of,
VIII. 49, IX. 83, X. 18.t
Aedes dorsalis, auct. nee Mg. (see
A. caspitis).
Aedes {Ochlerotatus) dorsovittatus,
Vill. (see A. sticticus).
Aedes dupreei, Coq., in New Jersey,
1. 119 ; in Costa Rica, X. 31.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
durbanensis, Theo., distribution
of, in Africa, IV. 120.
Aedes dyari, Coq. (see Theobaldia).
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) dysanor, Dyar,
described as new from U.S.A.,
IX. 88.
Aedes {*F inlay a, Ochlerotatus)
eatoni, Edw., described as new
from Madeira, IV. 64.
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus)
echinus, Edw., described as new
t Some of the earlier references may refer to A. caspius.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
35
from Macedonia, VIII. 48; gills
of larva of, X. 100.
Aedes epinolus, D. & K., described
as new, II. 97; in Ecuador and
Peru, II. 97, VI. 86.
Aedes {*A.) esoensis, Yam., de-
scribed as new, X. 147 ; in Japan,
X. 147, 154.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatns) eucephalaeus,
Dyar, described as new from
Surinam, VII. 22.
Aedes {*Finlaya) eucleptes, Dyar,
described as new from China, IX.
207.
Aedes (*Ochlerotatus) excrncians,
Wlk. {abfitchi, Felt), in Canada,
VII. 105; in Denmark, IX. 82;
in Finland, X. 165 ; in Germany,
VIII. 214; in Sweden, X. 87; in
U.S.A., I. 119, IV. 170, V. 161,
X. 203 ; breeding-places of, IV.
170, VII. 105; svnonvmv of, IX.
83, X. 131.
Aedes (Stegomyia) fasciatus, F. (see
A. argenteus).
Aides (Ochlerotatus) fergusoni, Tayl.
(see Culex).
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) fisheri, Dyar,
described as new from California,
VI. 49.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) fitchi, Felt &
Young, in Canada, VII. 106;
bionomics of, in New York, X.
203.
Aedes {Culex, Culicada, *Ochlero-
tatus) flavifrons, Skuse, in New
South Wales, II. 149, III. 37.
Aedes [Grabhaniia) flavifro7is, Theo.
(see A. theobaldi).
Aedes [* Stegomyia) flavopictus.
Yam., described as new, X. 147;
in Japan and Korea, X. 147, 154.
Aedes i* Ochlerotatus) fletcheri, Coq.
(see A. lutescens).
Aedes {*Finlaya) fluviatilis, Lutz,
in U.S.A., VI. 86.
Aedes i*Finlaya) formosaensis ,
Yam., described as new from
Formosa, X. 147.
Aedes (*Ochlerotatus) freyi, Edw.,
described as new, X. 18 ; in
Finland, X. 18, 166 ; in Germany,
X. 18; likely to occur in Sweden,
X. 88; A. lesnei possibly a
synonym of, X. 131.
Aides [*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus) ful-
gens, Edw., described as new, V.
53; in Zanzibar, V. 53, VI. 123.
Aides {*Finlaya) fulvithorax, 'Lutz
{Taeniorhynchus palliatus, Coq.),
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Aides {Chrysoconops, * Ochlerotatus)
(K 2009)
fulvus, Wied., male of, in Panama,
IX. 51 ; in Trinidad, V. 60.
Aides (*Sknsea) funereus, Theo.
{basalis, Tayl.), in Amboina, IX.
123 ; in N. Australia, IV. 11, 182,
V. 68, VI. 73, 227, X. 233 ;
breeding-places of, V. 68 ; bio-
nomics of, X. 233 ; probably not
a carrier of Onchocerca gihsoni,
VI. 27.
Aides funereus var. ornatus, Theo.,
in Ceram, IX. 133; in Papua, II.
135, III. 153; described as
Lepidotomyia lineata, sp. n., II.
135 ; synonymy of, IX. 133.
Aides {*Aedimorphiis, Ochlerotatus)
furcifer, Edw., in Gold Coast, V.
45.
Aides fuscus, O.S. (see A. cinereus).
Aides gallii, Mart, (see A. pullatus
jugorum) .
Aides {* Stegomyia) galloisi, Yam.,
described as new, X. 147 ; in
Japan, X. 147, 154.
Aides [Culex, Culicada, *Finlaya,
Ochlerotatus) geniculatus, Ol. {albo-
punctatus, Rond., lateralis, Mg.,
ornatus, Mg.), in N. Africa, I. 200 ;
in Britain, V. 52, VIII. 13, 157,
X. 16, 105; in Corsica, IX. 38;
in Denmark, VII. 171, IX. 82;
in France, II. 180, VII. 99, VIII.
76, 82, IX. 38; in Germany, I.
40, II. 78, IV. 16, VI. 212, VII.
69, VIII. 27, 28, 214, TX. 29, 68;
in Macedonia, IX. 20, 92; in
Sweden, X. 87; in Switzerland,
V. 42, VI. 172, X. 7; breeding-
places of, I. 40, IV. 16, V. 42. 52,
VI. 172, 212, VII. 171, VIII. 28,
157, IX. 38, 68 ; effect of drought
on, X. 16; hibernation of, VIII.
27; egg of, I. 41; larva of, IV.
156, X. 100 ; synonymy of, X.
154; A. echinus compared with,
VIII. 48.
Aides gonimus, D. & K., described
as new, VI. 86 ; in U.S.A., VI. 86,
X. 51 ; breeding-places of, X. 51.
Aides grahami, Ludl., described as
new from Siberia, VIII. 59 ; a
synonym of A. dorsalis, q.v.
Aides {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus, Stego-
myia) gubernatoris , Giles, in India,
V. 39, VI. 64, X. 67; breeding
places of, X. 67.
Aides (*Finlaya) hatorii. Yam.
described as new from Formosa,
X. 147.
Aides {*Finlaya) heteropus, Dyar,
described as new from Costa Rica,
X. 55.
36
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) hexodontus,
Dyar, described as new, V. 5 ;
in California, V. 5, VI. 48, VIII.
101; breeding-places of, VI. 48.
Aedes (*Ochlerotatus) hirsuteron,
Theo. {pretans, Grossb.), bionomics
of, in Canada, VII. 106 ; in U.S.A.,
I. 119, VI. 65; described as A.
vinnipegensis, sp. n., VII. 106 ;
possibly a svnonym of A . sticHcus,
X. 131.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
hirsutus, Theo., in S. Africa,
VIII. 9; in Gold Coast, V. 45,
VIII. 12; breeding-places of,
VIII. 9, 12.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) horishensis.
Yam., described as new from
Formosa, X. 147.
Aedes hortator, D. & K., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Aedes {Chaeiocruiomyia) humeralis,
Edw., described as new from
Australia, X. 153.
Aedes {Culicada) hybridiis, Tayl.
(see A. queenslandis).
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) idahoensis,
Theo., in U.S.A., VI. 8, 65, 89,
146.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) impiger, Wlk.
(decticus, H., D. & K.), in Canada,
VII. 105; in U.S.A., IV. 170, V.
161, X. 130 ; breeding-places of,
IV. 170, VII. 105, X. 130 ; species
allied to, X. 95, 96 ; svnonymy of,
VIII. 101.
Aedes inconspicuosiis, Theo. (see
Culex) .
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) increpitus,
Dyar, described as new, V. 5 ; in
U.S.A.. V. 5, VI. 7, 48; breeding-
places of, VI. 48.
Aedes indicus, Theo. {mediolineatus,
Ludl.), confused with A. dorsalis
{curriei), VI. 9.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) innuitus, D. &
K., described as new from Green-
land, VI. 86; a synonym of A.
alpinus, q.v.
Aedes (Culicada) inornatus, Stride,
(see A. camptorhynchus).
Aedes {*Finlaya) inquinatus, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) intrudens,
Dyar, described as new from
Canada, VII. 105; likely to occur
in Sweden, X. 88; a distinct
species, X. 131.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) ioliota, D. &
K., described as new, I. 164; in
Trinidad, I. 164, V. 60.
Aedes [Heteronycha, *Ochlerotatus)
iridipennis, Dyar, described as
new from Arizona, X. 131, 184;
possibty referable to Taeniorhyn-
^ chits, X. 184.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
t irritans, Theo., in W. Africa, IV,
28, 66, 81, 112, V. 3, 40, 47, VI.
1 38, 225, VIII. 217, IX. 42, X.
I 167, 226, 234; in Zanzibar, III.
; 49 ; breeding-places of, IV. 28,
j 112, V. 47, VI. 225, IX. 42;
spirochaetes in, V. 40.
i Aedes {Ochlerotatus) jamaicensis (see
j Psorophora) .
' Aedes (*Finlaya) japonicus, Theo.,
! and potential establishment of
' yellow fever in Far East, X. 103»
A edes {Culex * Ochlerotatus) jugormn,
ViU., described as new from
France, VII. 99; a variety of /i.
pullatus, q.v.
Aedes {*Finlaya) khazani, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes {* Finlaya) kochi, Don., breed-
ing-places of, in Samoa, II. 82.
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus)
koreicus, Edw., described as new
from Korea, V. 53.
Aedes laheculosus, Coq. (see A.
camptorhynchus) .
Aedes {*Stegomyia) lamberti, Ventr.
(see A . albopictus) .
Aedes (Ochlerotatus) lativittatus, Coq.
(see A. dorsalis, Mg.).
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus) laurei^
Carter, described as new from
Lord Howe Island, IX. 56.
Aedes lazarensis. Felt & Young (see
A. communis lazarensis).
Aedes leicesieri, Edw., described as
new from Malay States, V. 53.
Aedes (^Ochlerotatus) lepidonotus,
Edw., described as new from
Macedonia, VIII. 48.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) lesnei, Seguy,
described as new, IX. 131 ; in
France, IX. 38, 131 ; identity of,
X. 131.
Aedes (*Ochlerotatus) leuconotips,
Dyar, described as new from
Canada, VIII. 101.
Aedes (*Pseudohowardina) linealis,
Tayl., described as new from
N. Australia, II. 12; a synon3mi
of A. lineatopennis , q.v.
Aedes (*Banksinella) lineatopennis,
Ludl. (luteolateralis, Theo.,
Pseudohowardina linealis, TavL),
in E. Africa, VIII. 164; in S.
Africa, IX. 128 ; in W. Africa, I.
.INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
37
220, V. 39, VI. 225, X. 167, 226;
in N. Australia, II. 12, IV. 60; in
Principe, IV. 49 ; distribution of,
IV. 120.
Aedes {*SkHsea) longirostris, Leic.
{Uranotaenia hilli, Tavl.), in
Australia, VII. 139.
Aedes {Grabhamia, *Ochleyotatiis)
longisquamosiis, Theo. (see A.
caspiits) .
Aedes {*Stegoniyia) luciensis, Theo.
(see A. argenteus luciensis).
Aedes {*Sfego)nyia) luteocephalus ,
Newst., in Gold Coast, IV. 112,
V. 3, X. 226 ; in Nigeria, IV. 66,
V. 39, VI. 225, IX. 42; in Sierra
Leone, IV. 163 ; breeding-places
of, IV. 112, IX. 42.
Aedes {*Banksinella) luteolateralis,
Theo. (see A. lineatopennis).
Aedes {*Ochlerotatits) littescens, F.
[fletcheri, Coq.), in Canada, VI.
178, VII. 106; in Denmark, IX.
83; in Finland, X. 166; in Swe-
den, X. 87 ; described as A .
cyprius, sp. n., from Siberia, VIII.
59; in U.S.A., VI. 8, 65; biono-
mics of, VII. 106; synonymy of,
IX. 83, X. 18.
Aedes (Cnlex) lynchi, Breth., in
Argentina, IX. 207 ; sjaionymv of,
VII. 107, IX. 207 ; species allied
to, X. 136.
Aedes [*Finlaya) macdougalli , Edw.,
described as new from Ceylon, X.
197.
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus) niac-
farlanei, Edw., in Hong Kong,
III. 141.
Aedes {Culex, Culicada, *Ochlero-
tatus) inaculatus, Mg. {cantans,
Mg.), in Britain, X. 16 ; in Canada,
III. 155; in Denmark, VII. 171,
IX. 82; in Finland, X. 165; in
France. VII. 99, IX. 38; in
Sweden, X. 87 ; in Switzerland,
III. 228; in Germany, II. 78, VI.
212, VII. 69, VIII. 27, 28, 214,
IX. 29, 35; bionomics of, VII.
171, VIII. 27, 28, IX. 29, 38, X.
16; breeding-places of, VI. 212;
A . annitlipes erroneously recorded
as, VIII. 76.
Aedes maculiventris, INIacq. (see A.
dor sails) .
Aedes {Kingia, *Stegoniyia) maculo-
abdominalis, Theo., described as
new from Sudan, II. 45.
Aedes (Acartomyia, Culex, *Ochlero-
taius) mariae, Serg., in Algeria,
VIII. 56; in France, IX. 38;
in Palestine, IX. 99 ; breeding-
places of, VIII. 56, IX. 99;
development of Plasmodium relic-
turn in, VI. 229; key to species
allied to, IX. 193; A. zammitti
not a synonym of, X. 154.
Aedes masamae, Dyar, described as
new from California, IX. 50.
Aedes mediolineatiis , Ludl. nee Theo.
(see A. indicus).
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) mercurator,
Dyar, described as new from
Canada, VIII. 101.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatiis) metalepticus,
Dyar, described as new from
Italy, VIII. 102; a synonym of
A . piillatus jugoruvn, q.v.
Aedes {*Slegomyia) meiallicus, Edw.,
in W. Africa, ' IV. 112, V. 3,
X. 226; in Tanganyika, X. 223;
in Zanzibar, VI. 123; breeding-
places of, IV. 112, X. 223.
Aedes micropterus, Giles, A. reginae
possibly a variety of, X. 197.
Aedes {*Finlaya) mikiranus, Edw.,
described as new from India,
X. 197.
Aedes {Culicada, *Finlaya, Hulecoe-
teomyia, Ochlerotatus) milsoni,
Tayl., described as new, V. 67;
in New South Wales, IV. 11,
182, V. 67 ; breeding-places of,
IV. 182.
Aedes [* Ochlerotatus) mimesis, Dyar,
breeding-places of, in Canada,
VI. 178; in U.S.A., VI. 8, 146.
Aedes [Ochlerotatus) minutus,
Theo., in Belgian Congo, I. 220;
in Gold Coast, V. 3, VI. 38,
X. 167 ; in Sierra Leone, IV. 44,
45, 163; breeding-places of, VI.
38.t
Aedes minutus biannulatus, Theo.,
in Gold Coast, V. 3.
Aedes minuttcs stenoscutus, Edw.
(see A. abnormalis).
Aedes m,inutus tarsalis, Newst. (see
A. tarsalis).
Aedes [Heteronycha, * Ochlerotatus)
muelleri, Dvar, described as new
from Mexico, VIII. 102.
Aedes (Ochlerotatus, *Pseudoskusea)
multiplex, Theo., in Australia,
VII. 176.
Aedes (* Ochlerotatus) nearcticus,
Dyar, described as new. from
Arctic Regions, VII. 196; a
synonym of A. alpinus, q.v.
Aedes (Ochlerotatus) nemorosus, Mg.
(see A. communis).
Aedes (Ochlerotatus) nemorosus, auct.
t Most or all of these references refer to A. tarsalis, q.v.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
nec Mg. (see A. punctor meigena-
nus).
Aedes nemorosus dorsovittatus, Vill.,
described as new from France,
VII. 99; a synonym of A.
sticticus, q.v.
Aedes nemorosus salimis, Fie. (see
A. detritus).
Aedes (*Ochlerotatus) niger, Giles,
breeding-places of, in Grenada,
V. 54.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
nigeriensis, Theo., breeding-places
of, in Gold Coast, VIII. 12.
Aedes nigrescens, Theo. (see Culex
castrensis) .
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
nigricephalus, Theo., in Gold
Coast, V. 3; in Nigeria, IV. 66,
V. 40, VI. 225, IX. 42; in Sierra
Leone, IV. 45, 150; breeding-
places of, IX. 42; Herpeto-
monads in, V. 40.
Aedes {^Ochlerotatus) nigrinus,
Eckst., described as new from
Germany, VII. 69 ; a synonym
of A. sticticus, q.v.
Aedes {Culex, * Ochlerotatus) nigripes,
Zett. (see A. alpinus).
Aedes nigripes var. sylvae. Theo.
(see A. sticticus).
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) nigrithorax,
Macq., described as Menolepis (?)
tasmaniensis, sp. n., from Tas-
mania, III. 37.
Aedes nigromaculis, Ludl., in U.S.A.,
VI. 8, 65, 146, 223; breeding-
places of, VI. 8.
Aedes {"^Ochlerotatus) niphadopsis,
D. & K., in Utah, IX. 9.
Aedes {Culex, * Ochlerotatus) nor-
manensis, Tayl., described as
new from Queensland, IV. 11.
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus, Scu-
tomyia) notoscripius, Skuse, in
Australia, III. 37, 207, IV. 11,
60, 182, 183, V. 68, 94, VI. 74,
227, VII. 61, VIII. 174, IX. 118,
X. 233; in New Zealand, IX.
75 ; in Papua, III. 153 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 182, IX. 118,
X. 233.
Aedes {Ochlerotatus) mtbilus, Theo.,
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Aedes obscurus, Mg. (see A. com-
munis) .
Aedes {Culex, *Finlaya, Ochlero-
tatus) occidentalis, Skuse, in Aus-
tralia, III. 207, IV. 11, 182.
Aedes {*Aedimovphus, Ochlerotatus)
ochraceus, Theo., in Gold Coast,
V. 45, VI. 16; in Nigeria, VI. 66.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ecculex)
omurensis, Yam., described as
new from Japan, X. 147 ; a
synonym of A. alboscutellatus, q.v.
Aedes onondagensis. Felt (see A.
dorsalis, Mg.).
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus) oreo-
philus, Edw., described as new,
IV. 64; in India, IV. 64, VIII.
43.
Aedes ornatus, Mg. (see A. genicu-
latus).
Aedes iStegomyia) ornatus, Tayl.
(see Rachionotomyia) .
Aedes {Finlaya) oswaldi, Lutz, in
Trinidad, V. 60 ; in Venezuela,
X. 183.
Aides oswaldi braziliensis, G. & E.,
described as new from Brazil,
X. 234.
Aedes pagetonotum, D. & K., in
Quebec, III. 155.
Aedes {Finlaya) pallirostris, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes palnieni, Edw. (see A. com-
munis) .
Aedes {*Banksinella, Neomelano-
conion) palpalis, Newst., con-
sidered distinct from A . lineato-
pennis {luteolateralis), II. 45.
Aedes palustris, Dyar, described as
new, V. 5 ; in California, V. 5,
VI. 48, X. 130; breeding-places
of, VI. 48, X. 130.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) parvulus,
Edw., described as new, X. 18;
in Finland, X. 18, 166; likely
to occur in Sweden, X. 88 ;
considered a synonym of A .
alpinus {nearcticus) , X. 131.
Aedes {*Finlaya) pecuniosus, Edw.,
described as new from Australia,
X. 153.
Aides {Hoivardina, Ochlerotatus,
*Skiisea) pembaensis, Theo., in
E. Africa, VIII. 164, X. 94; in
Zanzibar, VI. 123.
Aides {Culiselsa, * Ochlerotatus)
perichares, Dvar, described as new
from Costa Rica, IX. 72.
Aides {*Stegomyia) persistans.
Banks (see A. argenteus).
Aides {* Ochlerotatus) pionips, Dyar,
breeding-places of, in Canada,
VII. 105; considered distinct
from A. communis, X. 131.
Aides {*Aidimorphus, Ecculex,
Stegomyia) pipersalatus, Giles
( Pseudograbhamia maculata,
Theo.), in India, V. 39; in Java,
VI. 213.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
39
Aides [*Finlaya) podographicus,
Dyar, in Costa Rica, X. 31 ; in
Mexico, X. 55.
Aedes {* Finlava) poicilia, Thee, in
Australia, IV. 11, 60. VI. 227,
VII. 175; in Fiji, IV. 41, X. 71;
in Papua, III. 37, 154; in
Sumatra, IV. 23.
Aedes poliochros, Dyar, in Canada,
VII. 106.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) poweri, Theo.,
in Belgian Congo, III. 121.
Aedes pretans, Grossb. (see A.
hirsuteron) .
Aedes prodotes, Dyar, described as
new from Montana, VI. 8; a
synonym of A. cataphylla, q.v.
Aedes prodotes, Lund, (see A.
rostochiensis) .
Aedes prolixus, Dyar, described as
new from Alaska, X. 95.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) pseudosciitellaris,
Theo. (see A. variegatus).
Aedes {*Finlaya, Hulecoeteomyia,
Ochlerotatus) pseudotaeniahis,
Giles, in India, II. 193, IV. 74,
X. 197 ; in Philippines, VII. 193 ;
anatomy of, IV. 74.
Aedes pulchritarsis, Rond., A. ber-
landi a variety of, X. 154.
Aedes {* Finlaya) pulchriv enter, Giles,
anatomy of, X. 231.
Aedes (*Ochlerotatus) pidlatus, Coq.,
in Canada, III. 155. VII. 106,
VIII. 101, 102; likely to occur
in Sweden, X. 88; in U.S.A., VI.
8, 65, 146; breeding-places of,
VII. 106 ; synonymy of, X. 131.
Aedes pidlatus jugorum, VUL,
described as new from France,
VII. 99; in Italy, VIII. 102; in
Switzerland, X. 7, 118 ; anatomy
of, IX. 100, X. 100; described
as A. metalepticus , sp.n., VIII.
102; synonymy of, X. 19, 100,
131 ; A . genictdatus recorded from
Corsica as, IX. 38.
Aedes pulverulentiis, Edw., described
as new from India, X. 197.
Aides punctatus, Mg. (see A.
caspius) .
Aides {*Skusea) punctipes, Edw.,
described as new from Burma,
IX. 133.
Aides {*Banksinella) punctocostalis,
Theo., in Nigeria, IV. 66.
Aides [*Ochlerotatus) punctodes,
Dyar, described as new from
Alaska, X. 95.
Aides [Stegomyia) punctolateralis,
Theo. (see Rachionotomyia
atripes) .
Aides (*Ochlerotatits) punctor, Kir-
by, in California, VIII. 101; in
Canada, VII. 105; in Denmark,
IX. 82; in Finland, X. 166; in
France, IX. 38 ; in Sweden, X.
87 ; breeding-places of, VII. 105 ;
larva of, X. 128 ; anatomy of
species allied to, IX. 18.
Aides punctor \'a.T. meigenanus, Dyar
{nemorosus, auct. nee Mg.), in
England, IX. 5, X. 16, 105 ; effect
of drought on, X. 16, 105 ; con-
sidered a distinct species, X. 131.
Aides {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
punctothoracis, Theo., in Gold
Coast, IV. 81, V. 3, X. 167; in
Nigeria, IV. 66, IX. 42; breeding
places of, IX. 42.
Aides qitadrivittatus, Coq., in Costa
Rica, X. 31.
Aides quartus. Mart, (see A. annu-
lipes) .
Aides quasiornatus, Tayl. (see
Rachionotomyia).
Aides I* Ochlerotatus) quasirubri-
thorax, Theo., breeding-places of,
in Australia, IX. 118, X. 233.
Aides {^Ochlerotatus) quasiunivitta-
tus, Theo., in Natal, IV. 120.
Aides quaylei, D. & K. (see A.
dorsalis, Mg.).
Aides [Finlaya) qiieenslandis,
Strick. {Culicada cumpstoni, Tayl.,
demansis, Strick., hybridus,Ta.y\.),
in Australia, IV. 11, 182, V.67,
VI. 74 ; h)reeding-places of, IV.
182 ; described as A . hybridus,
sp.n., V. 67.
Aides {* Finlaya) quinquelineatiis,
Edw., described as new from
Australia, X. 153.
Aides [*Aedimorphus) quinquepunc-
tatus, Theo., described as new
from Sudan, II. 45.
Aides [Skusea) reginae, Edw.,
described as new from Cevlon,
X. 197.
Aides (*Aidimorphus, Ecculex) rhec-
ter, Dyar, described as new from
E. Africa, IX. 87.
Aides {* Ochlerotatus) riparius, D. &
K., in Canada, VII. 106; in
Montana, VI. 8.
Aides {*Ochlerotatus) rostochiensis.
Mart, [prodotes, Lund, nee Dyar),
described as new, VIII. 171; in
Denmark, IX. 83; in Germany,
VIII. 171, 214; breeding-places
of, VIII. 214; synonymv of, IX.
83, X. 154.
Aides {*Ochlerotatus) rubrithorax.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Macq., in New South Wales,
III. 207, IV. 182.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) rusticus, Rossi
(diversTts, Theo. {Culex) qiiadri-
maculahis, Macq.), in Britain,
X. 86; in Denmark, IX. 82;
in France. VII. 99, VIII. 76;
in Germany, II. 78, VI. 212,
VII. 69, V'lll. 27, 214, IX. 29,
X. 36; in Macedonia, VIII. 48;
likely to occur in Sweden, X.
88; breeding-places of, VI.
212. VIII. 214; larva of, IX.
186; synonymy of, VIII. 49.
Aides {Culex, *Ochlevotatus) sagax,
Skuse, in Australia, IV. 182, VI.
74 ; breeding-places of, IV. 182.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) salinellus,
Edw., habits of, in Germany,
VIII. 214, IX. 35 ; likely to occur
in Sweden, X. 88; recorded as
A. terriei, VIII. 214, IX. 35, 83.
Aedes {*Ochlerofatus) saliniis, Fie.
(see A. detritus).
Aedes {*Ochlerofaiits) sansoni, D. &
K., in Canada, VI. 178; in
U.S.A., VI. 8, 146; breeding-
Iilaces of, VI. 8, 178.
Aedes sayi, D. & K. (see Psorophora).
Aedes {Culex, Leiicomyia, *Ochlero-
tatns) scapitlaris, Rond. {con-
fti'D/aius, Lynch), in Argentina,
IX. 5, 207'; in Brazil, 'vi. 91,
VIII. 25, X. 159, 216; in British
Guiana, X. 217; in Mexico,
IX. 5 ; in Trinidad, II. 27, V. 60 ;
in Venezuela, X. 62 ; notice of
key to species allied to, X. 160.
Aedes scutellaris, Wlk. (see A.
variegatus).
Aedes {Stegomyia) scutellaris, Theo.
(see A. albopictus).
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) semicantans,
Mart., described as new from
Germany, VIII. 171, 214; in
Sweden, X. 87; breeding-places
of, VIII. 171; A. lesnei possibly
a synonym of, X. 131.
Aedes {*Fiulaya) seoulensis, Vam.,
described as new from Korea,
X. 147, 154.
Aedes {Culex, *Ochlerotatus, Proto-
culex) serratus, Theo., in Brazil,
VIII. 26; in Costa Rica, X. 31;
in Trinidad, II. 25, V. 60; in
Venezuela, X. 62.
Aedes {*Stegomvia) sexliiieatus,
Theo.. in Trinidad, II. 25, V. 60;
in Venezuela, III. 69; possibly
transmitting yellow fever. III.
69.
Aedes {*Pseudoskusea) similis,
Theo., in Queensland. VI. 227.
Aedes {*Finlaya) sinilensis, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes {* Stegomyia) simpsoni, Theo.,
in E. Africa, VIII. 164; in S.
Africa, IX. 128; in Belgian
Congo, I. 220, III. 121; in Gold
Coast, VI. 16, 38, X. 226; in
Nigeria, IV. 66, 112; in Sierra
Leone, IV. 45, 161, 163; in
Zanzibar, VI. 123 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 161, VI. 38.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus)
simulans, Cart., breeding-places
of, in Sierra Leone, IV. 44.
Aedes {Culex, *Ochlerotatus) sollici-
tans, Wlk., in Bermuda, I. 99;
in U.S.A., I. 18, 22, 39, 118, 226,
II. 158, III. 32, 52, 128, 175, 212,
IV. 6, 95, 123. V. 102, 103, 141,
VI. 156, VII. 21, VIII. 30, IX.
26, 85, 88, 186, X. 93, 108, 111,
190, 228 ; not transmitting polio-
myelitis, I. 18; breeding-places
of; I. 39, 226, III. 175, 212, IV.
6, 95, 123, VII. 21, IX. 85, 88,
X. 108 ; effect of saline water
on, V. 103 ; migrations of, IX.
26; tropisms of, I. 22, X. 190;
measures against, V. 102, 103,
141, VI. 156.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus) spenceri, Theo.,
in Canada, VI. 178, VII. 106;
in U.S.A., VI. 8, 65, 89 ; breeding-
places of, VI. 8; anatomy of
species allied to, IX. 88.
Aedes {*Chaetocruiomyia) spinosipes,
Edw. {spinosus in error), n.n. for
A. sylvestris, Theo., X. 153; in
Queensland, III. 37.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) sqtiamiger,
Coq., in CaHfornia, IV. 159, VIII.
104 ; breeding-places of, IV. 159.
Aedes {Culex, Culicada, *Ochlero-
tatus) sticticus, Mg. {concinnus,
Steph., dorsovittatus, Vill., ni-
grinus, Eckst.. sylvae, Theo.),
rare in Denmark, IX. 82; in
France, IX. 38; described as A.
iiemorosus var. dorsovittatus, n.,
in France, VII. 99; in Germany,
II. 78, VI. 212, VII. 69, VIII.
27, 28, 214, IX. 35 ; in Pyrenees,
VIII. 76; likely to occur in
Sweden, X. 88 ; breeding-places
of, VI. 212, VIII. 28; allied to
A . communis, IX. 100 ; described
as A. vigrinus, sp. n., VII. 69;
synonymy of, X. 18, 131.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatiis) stigmaticus.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
41
Edw., described as new from
Paraguay, X. 153.
Aedes {Heteronyclia, *Ochlerotatus)
sthnulans, Wlk., in Canada, VIII.
101; in U.S.A., VI. 146, X. 203;
bionomics of, X. 203 ; species
allied to, IX. 9.
Aedes stimulans albertae, Dyar,
described as new from U.S.A.,
IX. 9.
Aedes stimulans classicus, Dyar,
described as new from U.S.A.,
IX. 9.
Aedes stimulans mississippii, Dyar,
described as new from U.S.A.,
IX. 9.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) subcantans,
Felt, in Canada, III. 155; in
U.S.A., I. 119, III. 213, IV. 170;
breeding-places of, IV. 170.
Aedes [*Finlaya) subuiveus, Edw.,
described as new from Sarawak,
X. 197.
Aedes [*Aedimorphus, Ochlerotatus,
Reedomyia) sudanensis, Theo.,
described as new from Sudan, II.
45 ; breeding-places of, in Ni-
geria, IV. 112.
Aedes {*Finlaya) suffusus, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes [Stegomyia) sugens, Theo.
(see A. vittatus).
Aedes surcoufi, Theo., doubt as to
identity of, X. 131.
Aedes {Chaetocruiomyia) sylvestris,
Theo. (see A. spinosipes).
Aedes [Ciilex, Ochlerotatus) sylves-
tris, Theo. (see A. vexans).
Aedes {Culex, Culicelsa, *Ochlerota-
tus, Taeniorhynchus) taeniorhyu-
chus, Wied., in Brazil, I. 64, X.
159 ; in Costa Rica, X. 31 ; in
British Guiana, X. 54 ; in French
Guiana, VI. 160; in Panama
Canal Zone, III. 223, VII. 137,
IX. 108; in Trinidad, V. 60;
in U.S.A., I. 22, 119, III. 32, 128,
212, IV. 159, X, 228: attracted
to light, I. 22; breeding-places
of, I. 64, III. 212, IV. 159, X. 54;
migrations of. III. 223.
Aedes tahoensis (see A. communis
tahoensis) .
Aedes tarsalis, Newst., in Gold
Coast, V. 3. {cf. also under
A. minuius.)
Aedes {Ochlerotatus, Stegomyia) tas-
maniensis, Strick. (see Rachiono-
iomyia) .
Aedes {Menolepis, * Ochlerotatus)
tasmaniensis, Tayl., described as
new from Tasmania, III. 37 ; a
synonym of A. nigrithorax, q.v.
Aedes {*Finlaya) terrens, Wlk., dis-
tribution of, X. 55.
Aedes terrens homoeopus, Dyar,
described as new from Costa
Rica and Mexico, X. 131.
Aedes terriei, Theo., A. salinellus
recorded as, VIII. 214, IX. 35,
83.
Aedes thaxteri, D. & K., described
as new from Grenada, VII. 105.
Aedes {* Ochlerotatus, Taeniorhyn-
chus) thelcter, Dyar, described as
new from Texas, VII. 22; male
of, X. 178.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) theobaldi, Tayl.
(Grabhamia Havifrons, Theo.), in
New South Wales, II. 149, III.
207, IV. 182; attacking man,
IV. 182.
Aedes {* Stegomyia) thorn soni, Theo.,
in India, Vi. 64, 196, X. 87;
breeding-places of, X. 87 ; resis-
tance of, to desiccation, VL 64.
Aedes [*F inlay a) thorntoni, D. & K.,
in Central America, X. 55.
Aedes {Culicelsa, *Finlaya, Ochlero-
tatus) togoi, Theo., and potential
establishment of yellow fever in
Far East, X. 103 ; in Flong Kong,
III. 141; transmitting Filaria
bancrofti in Japan, X. 147, 180.
Aedes tortilis, Theo. var. virginensis,
Dyar, described as new from
Virgin Islands, X. 130.
Aedes {*Macleaya) tremula, Theo.
{Danielsia miniita, Tayl., Mime-
teomvia doddi, Tayl.), in Australia,
III. 37, IV. 11, 60, 183, V. 68,
VI. 74, 227, IX. 118 ; described as
Danielsia alboaniiulata and D.
minitta in Australia, I. 11 ; de-
scribed as Aedimorphus australis
and var. darwini, III. 37; in
Papua, VII. 139 ; breeding-places
of, IX. 118; female of, V. 67.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) trichurus,
Dyar, bionomics of, in Canada,
VII. 106.
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus)
triseriatus , Say, in Canada, VIII.
140; in U.S.A., I. 119, III. 128,
IV. 136, 170, V. 52, 161, VI. 8;
breeding-places of, IV. 136, 170.
Aedes triseriatus hendersoni, Ckll.,
described as new from Colorado,
VI. 146.
Aedes {^Ochlerotatus) triviitatus,
Coq., in U.S.A., IV, 170, V. 161,
VI. 8; in Venezuela, X. 62;
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
breeding-places of, IV. 170, '
VI. 8.
Aedes {*Finlaya) unicinctus, Edw.,
described as new from India, X.
197.
Aedes {*Skusea) uniformis, Theo., in
Australia, IV. 10, 11, VI. 227.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) unilineatus,
Theo., in W. Africa, V. 3, VI. 38,
VII. 169 ; breeding-places of,
VI. 38.
Aedes (Cidicada, *Ochlerotaius) van-
dema, Strick., in Queensland,
VI. 74; in TasmaniaT III. 37.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) vaviegatus,
Dolesch. (pseiidoscutellaris , Theo.),
in Australia, III. 37, IV. 60; in
Fiji, IV. 41, X. 77, ISO; in New
Guinea, III. 24; in Papua, III.
153; in Samoa, II. 51, 82; and
filariasis, II. 82, III. 37, V. 153,
X. 180; breeding-places of, II.
82.
Aedes vavipalpus, Coq., in Canada,
VIII. 101; in U.S.A., VI. 7, 49;
breeding-places of, VI. 49.
Aedes ventrovittis, Dyar, described as
new, V. 5 ; in California, V. 5,
VI. 49; breeding-places of, VI.
49.
Aedes {*Aedimorphus, Culex, Culi-
cada, Ecculex, Ochlerotatus)
vexans, Mg. {nociurnus, Theo.,
svlvestris, Theo.), in Canada,
III. 155, VI. 178, VII. 106,
IX. 86, X. 127, 167 ; in Denmark,
VTI. 171, IX. 82; {noctuvnus) in
Fiji, IV. 41, X. 77; in Finland,
X. 165; in France, VII. 99; in
Germany, II. 78, VI. 212, VII.
69, VIII. 27, 28, 214, IX. 29,
30, X. 128 ; [nocUivniis) in Loyal-
ty Islands, II. 34; in Macedonia,
IX. 20, 92; in Sweden, X. 87;
in U.S.A., I. 22, 119, II. 158,
III. 128, 213, IV. 61, 136, 170,
V. 102, 103, 141, 161, VI. 8,
48, 65, 66, 146, 181, 223, VII. 63,
VIII. 30, 105, 194, IX. 24, 26, 51,
186, X. 108, 111, 228 ; breeding-
places of. III. 213, IV. 61, 136,
VI. 48, 178, 212, VII. 106, 171,
VIII. 28, IX. 24, 51, 92, X. 127;
experimentally conveying an-
thrax, VI. 181, VIII. 105; gre-
garines in larvae of, X. 128; not
exhibiting thermo-tropic reaction,
VII. 63 ; measures against, VI.
66 ; Culex svlvestris a synonym
of, X. 154.
Aedes {Culicada, Ochlerotatus) vic-
toriensis, Tayl., described as new
from Queensland, III. 30; a.
synonym of A. camptorhynchus,.
q.v.
Aedes {Culicelsa, * Ochlerotatus}
vigilax, Skuse {Culex ludlowi,
Blanch.), in Australia, III. 37,.
207, 208, IV. 8, 11, 60, 72, 182,
183, V. 67, VI. 27, 74, 227, VII.
61, IX. 127, X. 233; in Papua.
III. 153 ; in Philippines, VII. 193 ;
breeding-places of, V. 67, X. 233 ;
possibly transmitting dengue, IX.
137 ; relation of, to Onchocerca
gihsoni, III. 208, VI. 27.
Aedes vinnipegensis, Dyar, described
as new from Canada, VII. 106 ;;
a synonym of A . hirsuteron, q.v.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) vittatus, Big.
{sugens, Theo.), in W. Africa,
II. 27, IV. 44, 45, 66, 112, 163,
165, V. 45, VII. 169, VIII. 12;
in Egypt, III. 10; probably
recorded in error from Egypt,
VIII. 35; in France, IX. 38; in
India, I. 1, 143, 163, V. 39,
IX. 80 ; breeding-places of, IV.
44, 45, 163, 165, VIII. 12; ovi-
position of, without a blood meal,
IX. 80 ; failure to infect, with
Leishmania, I. 1, IV. 103; sy-
nonymy of, X. 19.
Aedes {Culex, Culicada, *Ochlero-
tatus) vittiger, Skuse, II. 149; in
New South Wales, III. 37, 207.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) w-alba, Theo., in
Formosa, VI. 50; in Hong Kong,
III. 141 ; in India, VI. 64, X. 67?
breeding-places of, X. 67.
Aedes {*Finlaya) watasei. Yam.,
described as new from Japan, X.
147, 154.
Aedes zvaterhousei, Theo. (see A.
niaculatus).
Aedes {*Finlaya, Ochlerotatus) well-
mani, Theo., in Gold Coast, VI.
16.
Aedes ivhitmorei, Dunn, described as-
new from Colombia, VII. 21.
Aedes {Culicada) ivilsoni, Tayl., in
Victoria, VII. 139.
Aedes {*Stegomyia) woodi, Edw.,
described as new from Nyasaland,
X. 153.
Aedes yerbuvyi, Edw., described as
new from Ceylon, V. 53.
Aedes {*Ochlerotatus) zammitti,
Theo., in France, IX. 132; not a
synonym of A . marine, X. 154.
Aedes zoosophus, D. & K., described
as new from Texas, VI. 86.
Aedimorphus, a group of Aedes
{q.v.), V. 53.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
43
Aedomyia, in Oriental Region, X.
229; respiration of, VI. 182;
pupae of, V. 167.
Aedomyia africana, Nev. Lem., in
Gold Coast, VI. 16.
Aedomyia catasticta, Knab (see A.
venustipes) .
Aedomyia squaniipennis, Arr., in
Brazil, IV. 37 ; in Br. Guiana,
VII. 105, X. 54, 217; in India,
IX. 124; in Panama, I. 223, VII.
127, IX. 108 ; in Trinidad, V. 60 ;
in Venezuela, X. 183 ; breeding-
places of, I. 223, VII. 105, X. 54.
Aedomyia venuslipes, Skuse {cata-
sticta, Knab), in Australia, I. 11,
IV. 60; in Oriental Region, X.
230.
Aegophagamyia pungens, Aust., in
Zanzibar, III. 50.
Aegophagamyia terticeps, Aust., in
Aldabra, VIII. 175.
aegrotus, Tabanus.
a&gypti, Aedes [Culex) (see A.
argenteus) .
aegyptium, Hyalomma.
aegyptius, Dermanyssus.
Aelia acuminata, L., flagellates not
found in, in France, X. 121.
aenea, Rachionotomyia ; Ulidia.
aenescens, Ophyra.
aequisetosa, Xenopsylla.
aeratipennis, Culicoides.
Aeschna, predacious on mosquito
larvae in Italy, IX. 142; destroy-
ing Haematopota in Russia, III.
196.
aestivalis, Aedes.
aestuans, Chrysops.
aethiopica, Corizoneura [Diatomi-
neura) .
aethiopicus, Liponyssus.
affinis, A sea ; Grypocampa ; Pio-
phila ; Tabanus.
africana, Aedomyia ; Eukraiohelea.
africanum,, A trichopogon .
africanus, Aedes {Stegomyia) ;
Pharyngobolus ; Phlebotomus (Pro-
phlebotomus) minutus ; Taba-
nus ;. Taeniorhynchus [Mansoni-
oides) .
agamum, Amblyom,ma.
ager, Culex (see C. bitaeniorhynchus) .
agilis, Laelaps ; Stenocephalus ;
Tyroglyphns.
agitator, Culex (see C . floridanus) .
Aglossa cuprealis, L., in dead bodies,
IX. 121.
Aglossa pinguinalis, L., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
agnitionalis , Tabanus.
agnoscibilis, Tabanus.
agrestis, Tabanus.
Agrion, in relation to mosquitos,
I. 195, 196, IX. 142.
agrippinae, Listropsylla.
Agrotis, Tabanid larvae predacious
on. III. 195; inoculated with
Bacillus melolonthae, VIII. 86.
Agrotis tritici (see Euxoa).
agyrtes, Ctenophthalmus .
ahalae, Pygiopsylla.
aikenii, Culex [M elanoconion) .
aitkem. Anopheles {Neostethopheles,
Stethomyia).
akamushi, Trombidium {Leptotrom-
bidium, Leptiis, Microthrombi-
dium, Trombicula).
Akis spinosa, L., intermediate host
of Hymenolepis diminuta, V. 14»
VIII. 85.
alaskaensis, Theobaldia {Culex).
albatus, Leiognathus.
albertae, Aedes stiniulans.
albertensis, Ceratophyllus ignotus.
albescens, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) ;
Uranotaenia.
albibasis , Johannsenomyia ; Tabanus,
albicans, Culicoides.
albiceps, Chrysomyia {Musca, Pycno-
soma) .
albicosta, Taeniorhynchus {Man-
sonia) .
albifrons, Trigonometopus .
albigena, Psorophora {J anthinosoma) .
albigeniculatus ,Rhipicephalus evertsi .
albigenu, Culex (see C. ventrilloni).
albihirta, Haematopota {Chrysozona).
albimanus, Anopheles (Cellia).
albimedius, Tabanus.
albinensis, Culex.
alblonensis, Orthopodomyia (see O.
pulchripalpis).
albipalpus, Tabanus.
albiparmatum, Hyalomma aegyp-
tium.
albipectus, Tabanus.
albipennis, Nilobezzia armata ;
Nilohelia ; Olfersia.
albipes. Anopheles (see A. albi-
manus) ; A. hyrcanus {sinensis) ;
Megarhinus ; Tabanus (see T.
ignotus) .
albipictum, Hyalomma detritum.
albipictus, Dermacentor.
albiprivatus, Sabethes.
albirostris, Aedes {Culicelsa) ; Ano-
pheles {Myzomyia) (see A. aconi-
tus).
albitarsis, Aedes {Leucomyia) ; Ano-
pheles (see A. pictipennis) ;
Uranotaenia calosomata.
albithorax, Tabanus.
alhiventris, Culex ; Ornithoctona ;
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Styloconops [Acanthoconops, Lep-
toconops) .
alboahdoniinalis , Uranotaenia.
alboannulatiis , Macq., Aedes {Culi-
celsa, Finlaya, Ochlerotatus) .
alhoannulatus, Tayl., Aedes {Daniel-
sia, Finlaya) (see A. {Macleaya)
tremula).
alboapicalis. Anopheles listoni (see
A. minimus var. aconitus),
albocephalus , Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
albofasciata, Uranotaenia (see U.
nivipes).
albofasciatus, Aedes [Ciilex, Ochlero-
tatus).
alboguttatus , Culicoides .
albohirtipes, Tabanus [Therioplectes).
albolineata, Polietes.
albolineatus, Pelecorhynchus .
albomaculata, Musca.
albomaculatus, Haemagogus {Caco-
myia) .
albonotatus, Culicoides.
albopictus, Aedes [Stegomyia) ;
Thysanognathus [Prionognathus) .
albopilosus, Harpactor {Rhinocoris) .
albopu7ictatus, Culex (Culicada) (see
A edes geniculatus) .
alboscutellatus, Aedes.
albosparsus, Culicoides.
albosquamata, Wyeomyia.
albotaeniatus, Anopheles [Myzorhyn-
chus).
alboventralis, Aedes [Ochlerotatus,
Protomacleaya) ; Tabanus.
albovirgatus, Culex (see C. duttoni).
Alcimtis rubiginosus, Gerst., attack-
ing Chrysops woodi in Nyasaland,
IV. 171.
alcocki, Culex (Choeroporpa) ; Sil'
vius; Simulium.
aldrichanus, Megarhinus.
aldrichi, Aedes.
alene, Tabanus.
alepis, Notoedrus [Notoedres).
Aleurobinus farinae (see Tyro-
glyphus) .
alexandrinum, Hyalomma pusillum,
alexandrinus, Tabanus.
alfaroi, Culex [Choeroporpa).
algeriensis, Anopheles,
algirus, Tabanus.
alladinis, Ceratophyllus.
allopha, Anopheles [Cellia).
allostigma, Lutzia.
Allotheobaldia, subgen. n., VIII.
76 (see Theobaldia).
Allothrombium fuliginosum, Henck-
ing, infesting man in England, X.
119.
alluaudi, Bouvierella ; Haematopota.
alogistus, Culex [Mochlostyrax).
aloponotutn, Aedes.
alpha, Sarcophaga.
Alphitobius, in swallow's nest in
Gold Coast, IV. 81.
Alphitobius diaperinus, Panz., on
hides from India, III. 143.
Alphitobius piceus , Ol., on hides from
India, III. 143.
alpinus, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) ; Gyro-
pus.
alternans, Mucidus ; Simulium.
alternata, Psychoda.
alternatus, Tabanus.
altiplanum, Amblyomma.
altiusculus, Aedes.
Alysia manducator, Panz., question
of introduction of, into Australia,
VIII. 174, IX. 156, X. 2, 56, 134;
parasite of Muscid flies in Britain
and France, II. 134, IV. 146,
VIII. 22, 218, X. 2.
amazonensis, Taeniorhynchus [Man-
sonia).
amazonicum, Simulium.
amazonicus, Sabethes.
ambigua, Pseudornithomyia.
ambiguella, Clysia.
ambiguus, Orthostylus.
amblus, Ornithodorus.
Amblycorypha oblongifolia, DeG.,
used for obtaining pure culture of
flagellates, X. 162.
Amblyomma, on cattle in E. Africa,
VIII. 148; probably transmitting
Anaplasma argentinum in S.
America, VIII. 18, 166; possibly
on cattle in Australia, VII. 46;
on dogs in Sierra Leone, IV. 150.
Amblyomma agamiim, Arag., on
snakes in Argentina, VII. 11 ; in
Brazil, I. 155; parthenogenesis
in. I. 155.
Amblyomma altiplamun, Dios, de-
scribed as new, V. 168 ; on llamas
in Argentina, V. 168, VII. 11.
Amblyomma americanum, L., in
Canada, IV. 80 ; in Br. Guiana,
VII. 189; hosts of, in U.S.A., II.
102fl, III. 154, VI. 183; in
Venezuela, IX. 13 ; on man, II.
102«, VII. 179; on dogs and
foxes, II. 102«, III. 4, VI. 183,
IX. 96.
Amblyomma brasiliense, Arag., in
Paraguay, VII. 11.
Amblyomma brimontii, Neum., on
tortoise in British Guiana, I. 146.
Amblyomma calcaratum, Neum., on
dogs. III. 4.
Amblyomma cayennense, F., in
Argentina, Vlt. 11; in Brazil, II.
53. IV. 59, VI. 90, VIII. 85;
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
45
in Ecuador, VI. 192; in British
Guiana, V. 4, X. 54; in Panama,
VI. 183, VII. 10; in Paraguay,
III. 147; in Venezuela, IX. 13;
on dogs. III. 4, IV. 59, VI. 90,
183; on man, II. 53, HI. 147,
V. 4, VII. 11, X. 54; other hosts
of, VI. 90, VII. 11, X. 54;
developinent of pads on feet of,
VIII. 89 ; malformations in, VIII.
218; probably carrying eggs of
Dermatobia hominis, VII. 10;
relation of, to leishmaniasis, II.
53, III. 147; and canine piro-
plasmosis, IV. 59.
Anihlyomma concolov, Neum., hosts
of, in Brazil, VI. 90 ; on armadillos
in British Guiana, X. 54 ; in
Venezuela, IX. 13.
Amblyomma dissiniile, Koch, bio-
nomics of, in British Guiana, V.
4, VI. 178, VII. 71 ; bionomics of,
in Panama, VII. 44, 127, X. 24;
in West Indies, II. 129, IX. 150.
Amblyomma eburneum, Gerst., in
Italian Somaliland, IV. 70.
Amblyomma fossum, Neum., in
Brazil, VI. 90; on man in
Br. Guiana, VII. 129; on dogs,
III. 4.
Amblyomma geayi, Neum., on
Bradypus tridactyhis in French
Guiana, I. 146.
Amblyomma gemma, Don., colora-
tion of, VIII. 133.
Amblyomma goeldii, Neum., on toad
in French Guiana, I. 146.
Amblyom,ma hebraeiim, Koch, in E.
Africa, I. 21, III. 133, 218; in
5. Africa. I. 83, II. Ill, 114, IV.
64, VI. 161, VII. 43, IX. 83; in
Angola, VIII. 167; in Belgian
Congo, IX. 164 ; in Nyasaland,
VIII. 33; not found in Italian
Somaliland, IV. 70 ; carrying
heartwater in domestic animals,
IV. 64, VI. 161, IX. 83, 164;
probably not conveying con-
tagious impetigo of cattle, VIII.
149; on dogs. III. 4; penetrating
beneath the skin of its host. III.
25; coloration of, VIII. 133;
malformations in, VIII. 218;
regeneration of limbs of, VIII.
133; habits of sexes of, VIII. 23;
dipping against, I. 83, II. 114,
III. 218, VII. 43, IX. 84.
Amblyomma hirtum, Neum., in West
Indies, II. 129.
Amblyomma humerale, Koch, on
turtles in Br. Guiana, V. 4.
Amblyomma integrum,, Koch, on
cattle in Ceylon, X. 67.
Am.blyotnma lepidum, Don., on
Sudanese cattle in Egypt, III. 77 ;
in Italian Somaliland, IV. 70.
Amblyomma (Hyalomma) longirostre,
Koch, on Cercolaves vellosns in
Brazil, VI. 90; in Trinidad, II.
129.
Amblyomma maculatum, Koch, hosts
of, in Argentina, VII. 11; in
British Guiana, X. 54; in Ecua-
dor, VI. 192; in U.S.A., VI. 183;
on dogs. III. 4, VI. 183, X. 54.
Amblyomma mantiquirense, Arag.,
on Dicotyles labiatiis in Br.
Guiana, IX. 2.
Am,blyom.ma m-armoreum, Koch,
hosts of, in Gold Coast, IV. 81 ;
in Italian Somaliland, IV. 70 ; in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Amblyomma naponense. Pack., on
Dicotyles torquatus in Br. Guiana,
VII. 129.
Amblyomma oblongoguttatum, Koch,
on Dicotyles labiattis in Br. Guiana,
IX. 2.
Amblyomma pacae, Arag., on arma-
dillos in Br. Guiana, X. 54.
Amblyomma parvum, Arag., hosts
of, "in Brazil, VI. 90.
Amblyomma peter si, Karsch, on
rhinoceros in S. Africa, III. 222.
Amblyomma splendidtim, Gieb., in
Belgian Congo, V. 35, VI. 161 ; on
cattle in Gold Coast, IX. 101 ; in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Amblyomma striatum, Koch, in
Brazil, IV. 59 ; in Paraguay, III.
147; on dogs. III. 4, IV. "59; a
possible carrier of leishmaniasis,
III. 147 ; a probable carrier of
piroplasmosis, IV. 59.
Amblyomma testudinis. Con., on
tortoise in Argentina, VII. 11.
Amblyomma tholloni, Neum., on
elephant in Belgian Congo, V. 35.
Amblyomma triguttatum, Koch, in
N. Austraha, IV. 11.
Amblyomma tuherculatum, Marx,
infesting foxes, IX. 96.
Amblyomma variegatum, F., in E.
Africa, I. 21, VII. 7, X. 16; in
S. Africa, IV. 108, VII. 43, IX.
40; in W. Africa, III. 179, IV.
42, 45, 66, 113, VI. 225, IX. 101 ;
in Belgian Congo, V. 35, VI. 161;
hosts of, in French Guiana, IV.
21; in Mauritius, III. 53, 221;
not found in Italian Somaliland,
IV. 70 ; on cattle in West Indies,
II. 129, 175, III. 190, VII. 90,
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
VIII. 79 ; causing heartwater, IX.
40 ; transmitting lymphangitis,
VII. 7; probably transmitting
piroplasmosis, IV. 42 ; penetrating
beneath the skin of the host, III.
25 ; development of pads on feet
of, VIII. 89 ; dipping against, VII.
43, 90.
Amblyomma variuni, Koch, on
Bradypus tridactylus in French
Guiana, V. 97.
anieghinoi, Tahanus.
amenocles, Chalets,
americana, Cuterehra ; Graphomyia ;
Haematopota ; Olfersia ; Peri-
planeta [Blatta) ; Schistocerca ;
Schbngastia.
americanum, Amblyomma.
am,ericanus, Leptoconops kerteszi ;
Leptiis ; Tabanus.
amicta, Serinetha.
amictus, Anopheles,
amoemis, Culicoides (see C. chiop-
terus).
ampelophila, Drosophila (see D.
melanogaster).
Amphipsylla certa, Roths., probably
a variety of A . schelkovnikovi, IV.
151.
Amphipsylla contigua, J. & R.,
subsp., locuples, J. & R., described
as new from Turkestan, IV. 32 ;
hosts of, IV. 32.
Amphipsylla dumalis, J. & R.,
described as new from Turkestan,
IV. 32 ; hosts of, IV. 32.
Amphipsylla primaris, J. & R.,
described as new from Mustela
erminea in Turkestan, IV. 32.
Amphipsylla schelkovnikovi, Wagn.,
on Microtus in Caucasia, IV. 151.
ampyx, Hodgesia.
Anacampta latiuscitla, Lw., seasonal
prevalence of, in Montana, V. 125.
anacantha, Acanthocera.
analis, Cuterebra (see C. apicalis) ;
Ophyra ; Pterygophorus.
anastasionis , Haemagogus.
Anastatus viridiceps, Wtrst., de-
scribed as new, III. 142 ; parasite
of Glossina morsitans in N.
Rhodesia, III. 142, IV. 117.
A nastellorhina [Paracalliphora) au-
gur, F. [Calliphora oceaniae, R.—
D.), infesting sheep in x\ustralia,
I. 225, II. 85, 94, III. 14, 15, 159,
185, IV. 71, 179, 183, V. 6, 165,
VII. 100, 124, 187, VIII. 73, 187,
IX. 155, X. 1, 15, 56; Para-
calliphora, gen. n., proposed for,
IV. 122; transmission of Habro-
nema by, VIII. 187, X. 15 ; life-
cycle of, IX. 155 ; parasites of,
III. 15, IV. 179, VII. 100, X. 1;
anatomy of larva of, IX. 64 ;
measures against. III. 13, IV.
71, VII. 124.
anatis, Dichelacera ; Ixodes.
Anax, predacious on Anopheline
larvae, XI. 142.
anchineuria, Ornithomyia.
andamanensis, Aedes.
andersoni, Culex ; Dermacentor (see
D. venustus).
aneles, Culex {Choeroporpa).
Aneurrhynchtis, parasite of flies in
Britain, VIII. 22.
angulatus, Linognathus.
angustifrons , Haematopota ; Luc ilia
(see L. caesar) ; Musca (see M.
humilis) ; Olfersia ; Simulium ;
Tabanus.
angustimanus, Simulium.
angitstipennis, Melanoplus ; Trigo-
nometopus.
angustipes, Simulium (seeS. aureum).
angustitarsis, Simulium.
angustivittatus , Aedes.
angustus, Ixodes.
anhydor, Uranotaenia.
anips, Culex {Melanoconion).
Anisocheleomyia leucoptera, Theo.,
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Anisocheleomyia nivipes (see Urano-
taenia) .
Anisolabis, infested with Hymeno-
lepis diminuta, III. 138.
Anisolabis annulipes, Lucas, inter-
mediate host of Hymenolepis
dim.inuta, V. 14, VIII. 85.
Anisolabis colossea {seeTiianolabis).
anisus, Ceratophyllus.
Ankistrodactylus, n. n. for Schizo-
dactyliis, X. 233.
Ankistrodactylus (Schizodactyliis)
par, I. & M., described as new
from Gold Coast, X. 233.
Ankistrodactylus {Schizodactylus) tel-
matoscopus, I. & M., described as
new from Gold Coast, X. 61 ;
breeding-places of, X. 61.
annamaticus, Tabanus.
annandalei. Anopheles.
annetti, Taeniorhynchus (Manson-
ioides) .
annularis, Tabanus.
annulata, Leucomyia (see Culex
vicinus) ; Theobaldia {Culiseta) ;
Uranotaenia.
annulatum, Simulium.
annulatus, Boophilus (Margaropits).
annulatus, Schr., Culex (see Theo-
baldia) .
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
47
annulatus, Tayl., Ciilex [Culicada)
(see C. sitiens) ; C. {Lophocerato-
myia) fraudatrix.
■annulicornis, Johannsenomyia.
annuliferus, Taeniorhynchus [Man-
sonioides).
-anniilioris, Culex.
annulipalpis, Anopheles; Armigeres
(Leicesteria) .
annulipes, Anisolabis ; Anopheles
(Nyssorhynchus) ; Bezzia ; Taenio-
rhynchus [M ansonioides) .
annulipes, Mg., Aedes {Culex, Culi-
cada, Ochlerotatus) .
annulipes, Tayl., Aedes (see A.
camptorhynchus) .
annulirostris, Culex (Culicelsa) ; Leu-
comyia (see Culex squamosus).
annuliiarsis, Armigeres {Leicesteria).
annulosus, Austrolestes.
Anoetus, infesting plague fleas in
India and Java, I. 89, III. 34.
anomala, Haemaphysalis cornigera ;
Philornis {Mydaea) (see P. pici).
anonialus, Hoplopsyllus.
Anomiopsyllus nudahis, Baker,
hosts of, in Arizona, IV. 33.
Anopheles, absent from Aden, II.
158 ; synopsis of African, II. 6 ;
in E, Africa, II. 43 ; in Equatorial
Africa, VII. 144, VIII. 18; dis-
tribution of, in the Alps, VII. 16 ;
distribution of American species
of, VII. 22-24; in Arabia, III.
211, VI. 61; list of Australian,
IX. 147; distribution of, in Aus-
tria, II. 87; in N. Borneo, IV.
73 ; probably absent from New
Caledonia, II. 39; notice of key
to Canadian species of, IX. 113 ;
in French and Belgian Congo, II.
170, VI. 161; in Egypt, VI. 176;
in England, VI. 236 ; northern
limit of, in Europe, VIII. 14;
in France, VI. 230-235, VII.
15; in Gambia. VI. 47; in Ger-
many, II. 168, VI. 57, 191;
absent from Gilbert & Ellice
Islands, III. 192; key to Gold
Coast species of, VI. 17; absent
from Hawaii, VI. 163; in India,
IV. 74, V. 88 ; in Dutch E. Indies,
IV. 23, V. 26, 27 (list), VII. 19,
76, 183, VIII. 162 ; in Ivory Coast,
II. 5 ; in Jamaica, II. 20, IV. 90 ;
in Kamerun, I. 75 ; in Madagascar,
I. 23, II. 86 ; in Malaya, I. 5, 180,
VI. 124-127 ; larvae of Malayan,
III. 228, IV. 54 ; in Middle East,
IX. 13; in Oriental Region, II. 6,
III. 101 ; danger of introduction
of, into New Zealand, VII. 180;
in Palaearctic Region, X. 18 ; in
Panama. I. 8, 121, IV. 97 (list),
V. 34, VII. 127 ; list of, in Papua,
III. 153; in Peru, X. 24; in
Philippines, II. 101; in Sardinia,
V. 117; in Senegal, I. 52; distri-
bution of, in Switzerland, VI. 52;
in Trinidad, II. 24, V. 59 (list),
IX. 57; in U.S.A., II. 78, III.
78, V. 143 ; in Venezuela, IX. 13 ;
in Zanzibar, III. 49, VIII. 112;
flagellates found in, VIII. 88;
species of, transmitting malaria,
II. 133, 168, HI. 101, IV. 73, 74,
104, 152, VII. 185, IX. 205 ; effect
of numbers of, on incidence of
malaria, VI. 121; bionomics of
malarial parasite in, V. 154, 183 ;
experiments in direct transmission
of malaria by, IX. 142, 199;
effect of humidity on transmission
of malaria by, IX. 87; and horse
sickness, VI. 161; and epidemic
jaundice, V. 182; not carrying
leishmaniasis. III. 202; on ships,
II. 1, IV. 131 ; natural enemies of,
VI. 130, 186; hibernation of, VI.
5, 77, VII. 130, IX. 167 ; range of
flight of, IX. 123, X. 49 ; migra-
tion of, IX. 26 ; swarming of, VIII.
94, IX. 200; attracted by light,
II. 195 ; feeding in winter, X. 6,
10. 19, 22, 200, 201 ; not feeding
readily on birds, VIII. 171;
relation of, to domestic animals,
VIII. 62, IX. 83, 114, 131, 135,
152, 153, 154, 172, 193, X. 3, 6,
19, 21, 32, 34, 35, 39, 49, 52, 53,
68, 71, 72, 86, 89, 100, 101, 115,
151, 192, 196, 200, 201, 202, 217,
225, 228-229, 233; effect of
temperature on life of, IX. 199;
classification of, I. 128, 131, 229,
IV. 73, 74, V. 34, VII. 22-24,
139, X. 18 ; anatomy of, IV. 24,
VI. 208, VIII. 97, X. 75, 80;
pilotaxy of, IV. 23, X. 64 ; larval
characters of, I. 33, 35, 229;
terminology used in describing
larvae of, VIII. 55 ; function of
caudal tufts in larvae of, IX. 134 ;
respiration of larvae of, X. 211 ;
breeding amongst Pistia straiiotes,
VIII. 175 ; breeding habits of, X.
142, 208; not breeding in salt
water, X. 174 ; methods of breed-
ing, experimentally, IX. 115 ;
effect of Chara spp. on, VIII. 61,
X. 108, 136, 221; measures
against, II. 5, V. 26, VI. 57,
124-127, 176, VIII. 166, 167,
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
X. 66; traps for, II. 161. (See
also under the various species.)
Anopheles [*Myzomyia) aconitus,
Don., and var. cohaesa minima,
Swellgr. (see A. minimus acon-
itus).
Anopheles {*A., Neostethopheles,
Stethomyia) aitkeni, James (fragi-
lis, Theo., pallidus, Ludl., trea-
cheri, Leic), in India, II. 193,
IV. 124, IX. 6; in Dutch E.
Indies, VII. 76, 183, VIII. 54, 56,
IX. 173; in Malaya, III. 102, IV.
67, V. 54, VI. 126, VIII. 84, IX.
74, 134 ; A . algeriensis possibly
recorded as, in Palestine, IX. 99 ;
in Philippines, III. 65; absent
from Sumatra, V. 26 ; not a
proven carrier of malaria, VI.
126; anatomy of, IX. 173;
breeding-places of, IX. 74, 134 ;
synonymy of, I. 6.
Anopheles aitkeni var. insulae-
florum, Swellgr., described as
new, VIII. 136'; in Moluccas, VIII.
136, 152, 153.
Anopheles aitkeni var. papuae,
Swellgr., described as new,
VIII. 136; breeding-places of, in
New Guinea, VIII. 136, 153.
Anopheles (Cellia, *Nyssovhynchus)
albiinanus, Wied. {albipes, Theo.,
cuhensis, Agramonte), in Argen-
tina, VIII. 107, X. 43; in Brazil.
I. 199, IT. 133, IV. 37, VI. 90, 91,
VIII. 25, IX. 6, X. 175, 216, 234 ;
in Costa Rica, X. 31 ; in Ecuador,
VI. 192; in French Guiana, VI.
160; in Jamaica, IV. 90; in
Panama, II. 46, 47, III. 223, IV.
97, 98, V. 1, 34, VII. 127, VIII.
197, IX. 108, X. 11, 24; in Porto
Rico, X. 59 ; in St. Croix, IX. 150 ;
in St. Vincent, II. 47 ; in Trinidad,
V. 6; in Venezuela, V. 100, VII.
69, IX. 13, X. 62; and malaria,
1. 199. II. 133, IV. 90, 104, V. 100,
VI. 192, IX. 6, X. 31, 59, 216;
specially attacking horses, IX.
131; breeding-places of, VI. 91,
VII. 24, X. 24, 59 ; morphological
characters of, X. 62; A. tavsi-
maculatns treated as a variety of,
X. 11, 62.
Anopheles {*Nyssorhynchus) albipes,
Theo. (see A. albimanus).
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) albirostris,
Theo. (see A. minimus aconitus).
Anopheles (*Nyssorhynchus) albi-
tarsis, Arrib. (see A. pictipennis).
Anopheles {*A., Myzorhynchus) albo-
taeniatus, Theo., in Borneo, III.
11, IV. 73; in Dutch E. Indies,
IV. 23, V. 27, VI. 110, 213, VII.
76, 183, VIII. 55, 135, IX. 135,
136, 173, X. 39; in Malaya, I. 6,
229, III. 102, V. 10; and malaria,
IV. 73 ; not experimentally trans-
mitting malaria, VIII. 135; ana-
tomy of, IX. 173 ; breeding-places
of. VII. 76, 183, IX. 135, 136.
Anopheles albotaeniatns var. mon-
tanus, Stanton & Hacker, de-
scribed as new, V. 54 ; in Malaya,
V. 54, VIII. 84, IX. 74; and
malaria, IX. 74; breeding-places
of, IV. 54, IX. 74.
Anopheles {*A.) algeriensis, Theo.
{litkisi, Christ.), in Algeria, V.
161 ; rare in Caucasus, X. 10 ; in
Mesopotamia, IV. 172, VII. 102,
IX. 146, 159; in Palestine, VIII.
51, IX. 99 ; transmitting filariasis
in Tunis, I. 43, VII. 58, X. 180;
a possible carrier of Baghdad boil,
VII. 102; breeding-jjlaces of, IX.
99 ; synonymy of, X. 18 ; possibly
recorded as A . fragilis in Pales-
tine, VIII. 60, IX. 99, X. 28.
Anopheles [Cellia, *Nyssorhynchus)
allopha, Lutz & Peryassu, only
occurring in Brazil, IX. 6.
Anopheles (*Myzoniyia) am ictus,
Edw., described as new, IX. 133;
in N. Australia, IX. 133, X. 233.
Anopheles {*A.) annandalei,
Prashad, described as new, VIII.
31 ; breeding in trees in India
and Assam, VIII. 31, X. 79, 230 ;
larva of, X. 230.
Anopheles (*Nyssorhynchus) annuli-
palpis. Lynch, in Argentina, VII.
23, VIII. 107, IX. 5, X. 43.
Anopheles {*Myzo?nyia, Nyssorhyn-
chus) annulipes, Wlk., in Aus-
tralia, I. 10, II. 12, III. 37, 207,
IV. 11, 60, 73, 182, 183, V. 67,
94, VI. 223, 227, VII. 61, 175,
187, VIII. 174, IX. 139, 147, X.
232, 233; in Formosa, III. 102;
in Papua, III. 153; in Solomon
Islands, III. 37; and malaria, I.
10, III. 102, 153, IV. 104, VI.
223, VII. 61, IX. 139 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 73, 182, VI. 223,
VIII. 174, X. 232.
Anopheles annulipes var. moluc-
censis, Swellgr., described as new,
VIII. 136; a synonym of A.
punctulatns var. moluccensis, q.v.
Anopheles antennatus. Beck, (see A.
hifurcatus) .
Anopheles {Arribalzagia, *Nysso-
rhynchus) apicimacnla, D. & K.,,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
49
in Central America, VII. 23; in
Dutch Guiana, X. 76 ; in Mexico,
VII. 23; in Panama, IV. 97, V.
I, 34, VII. 127, VIII. 197, IX.
108, X. 11, 22; in Trinidad, V.
59, VII. 23; breeding-places of,
X. 76.
Anopheles (Cellia, *Nyssorhyvchus)
argyritarsis, R.-D., in Argentina,
VIII. 107, IX. 5; in Brazil, I.
199, II. 133, IV. 37, VI. 90, 91,
VIII. 25, IX. 6, X. 175, 216; m
British Guiana, IX. 135, X. 33,
54; in Dutch Guiana, X. 76; in
French Guiana, VI. 160; in
Panama, II. 46, IV. 97, V. 1, 34,
VII. 127, VIII. 197, IX. 108, X.
II, 22 ; in Trinidad, II. 24, V. 60 ;
in Venezuela, V. 100, VII. 69, IX.
13, X. 61, 62, 158 ; in West Indies,
II. 133, HI. 97, IV. 90, VII. 33;
and malaria, I. 199, II. 133, IV.
90, 104, V. 100, VIII. 25, 107, IX.
6, X. 33, 61, 76, 158, 216; carry-
ing Filaria noctiirna, II. 133;
breeding-places of, VII. 23, X. 33,
54, 76 ; morphological characters
of, X. 62.
Anopheles {*A.) argyropiis, Swellgr.
(see A . mauriiianus) .
Anopheles {*A., Lophoscelomyia,
Myzorhynchus) asiaticus, Leic,
in Malaya, I. 6, 7, 229, II. 106,
III. 102, IX. 74 ; and malaria, IX.
74; breeding-places of, II. 106,
IX. 74.
Anopheles {*A., Pyreiophonts) atra-
tipes, Skuse, in Australia, II. 149,
III. 37, IV. 182, IX. 147; in
Solomon Islands, III. 37.
Anopheles {*A.) atropos, D. &: K.,
in U.S.A., VII. 23, VIII. 78.
Anopheles {*Myzoniyia) aitrirostris,
Watson, in Malaya, III. 102, X.
74 ; and malaria, X. 74 ; breeding-
places of, X. 74.
Anopheles {*A., Myzorhynchus) ban-
crofti, Giles {pseudobarbirostris,
Ludl.), in Austraha, I. 11, II. 12,
IV. 11, 60, 183; V. 67, VI. 27,
227, IX. 147, X. 204, 233 ; not a
carrier of malaria in Papua, III.
153; in Philippines, III. 65;
probably not a carrier of Oncho-
cerca gibsoni, VI. 27; breeding-
places of, X. 204, 233.
Anopheles {*A., Coelodiazesis) har-
beri. Coq., in U.S.A., I. 98, V. 52,
VII. 23, VIII. 78 ; breeding-places
of, I. 98, VII. 23; predacious
larva of, V. 52.
Anopheles {*A.) barbirostris, Wulp,
(K 2009)
in Andamans, I. 51 ; in Australia,
III. 37, IV. 8; in Borneo, III. 11,
IV. 73; in Burma, III. 50, 222;
in Ceylon, II. 130, VIII. 50; in
Cochin-China, II. 155, 198; in
New Guinea, IV. 127 ; in India,
II. 133, 154, 192, 193, 194, III.
40, IV. 74, 124, VIII. 5, 106, IX.
6, 124, 130, X. 67; in Dutch E.
Indies, IV. 23, V. 27, VI. 53, 110,
156, 213, 214, VII. 76, 96, 97, 98,
183, VIII. 54, 152, IX. 3, 4, 135,
136, 173, X. 38, 120 ; in Madagas-
car, IX. 68; in Malaya. I. 6, 7,
18, 229, II. 46, III. 102, V. 10,
VIII. 84, 123, IX. 73, 74, X. 57,
58, 153, 207; in Philippines, II.
133, III. 65-67, 213; and
malaria, I. 51, II. 133, HI. 65,
102, 213, IV. 73, 74, 104, VI.
126, VII. 97, 98, VIII. 135;
breeding-places of, II. 154, VII.
183, IX. 73, X. 57, 120 ; resistance
of eggs of, to desiccation, X. 207 ;
tail-hooks in larva of, X. 75;
anatomy of, IX. 173 ; placed in
subgenus Myzorhynclius, I. 131.
Anopheles barbirostris var. pallidits,
Swellgr., described as new, VII.
183; in Dutch E. Indies, VII.
183, VIII. 56, 152, X. 179;
breeding-places of, VII. 183, X.
179 ; sexual pigmentation of
larva of, X. 179.
Auot>heles {*A.) bariauensis, James
& List. \A. pliunbeus, auct. nee
Hal.), in India, I. 142, IV. 74»
VIII. 30, 31, 161, X. 79 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 74, VIII. 31, X. 79.
Anopheles (Dendropaedittni, *Nysso-
rhvnchiis) bellator, D. & K., in
Trinidad, II. 24, V. 60, 82, VII.
23; breeding-places of, II. 24, V.
82.
Anopheles {*A.) bifurcatus, L.
{claviger, Mg.), in the Aegean
Islands, VII. 148 ; in Albania, VI.
175, VII. 138 ; distribution of, in
the Alps, VII. 16; in S.W'. Asia,
IX. 13; in Austria, IX. 172; in
Balkans, VI. 72, 117, 162, 201,
VII. 78. 141, VIII. 87, 90, IX. 21,
91, 177; in Belgium, IX. 173; in
Britain, VI. 175, VII. 33, 42, 65,
110, 190, VIII. 96, 139, 177, 192,
193, IX. 5, 118, X. 16, SO, 86,
105, 165; in Denmark, VIT. 172,
IX. 154; in Egypt, VIII. 35, IX.
98; in France, IV. 139, V. ]48,
VI. 23, 24, 190, 206, 234, VII. 41,
53, 59, 69, 99, 122, 146, VIII. 39,
82, 144, 211, IX. 49, 193; in
4
50
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Germany, II. 78, VI. 212, VII.
69, VIII. 27, 28, 62, 63, 121, 135,
169, 171, 172, 213, 214, IX. 29,
30, 68, 184, X. 6, 36, 51, 128, 192 ;
in Greece, IV. 87; in Holland, X.
20, 151, 200; in Italy, I. 40, VII.
156, VIII. 140, 192, 221-223, IX.
167; in Mesopotamia, IX, 159;
in Palestine, VIII. 51, 91, IX.
98, X. 27, 28; in Rnmania, VI.
191; in Rnssia, II. 108, V. 84, X.
10 ; in Sweden, X. 87 ; in Switzer-
land, III. 225, V. 42, VI. 52, 172,
X. 7. 8, 92 ; in Tnrkestan, I. 196 ;
and malaria, IV. 104, V. 84, VI.
190, VII 33, VTII. 35, 91, 96, 169,
IX. 68. 98, 118, 172; hibernation
of, I. 196, V. 42, VI. 24, VII. 65,
VIII. 27, 28, 177, 221, IX. 167,
193, X. 7, 192; breeding-places
of, I. 196. V. 42, 148, VI. 172,
VII. 122, 146, 172, 190, ^ III. 192,
193, 211, 222, IX 91, 98, X. 27,
86, 192 ; breeding experiments
with, X. 36 ; cannibal larya of,
VI. 162 ; parasites of larya of, VI.
79, 135, X. 128; not attacked by
parasites of other inosqnitos, X.
86, 185 ; effect of laryicides on,
VII. 126, 135, VIII. 211; effect
of saline water on, VIII. 223;
anatomy of larva of, X. 80, 211 ;
egg of, X. 51, 61 ; male genitalia
of, VIII. 97; zones of flight of,
VI. 234 ; synonymy of, X. 18;
characters differentiating from
A. plumbeiis, X. 86, 132.
Anopheles {Kerteszia, *N\'ssorhyn-
cliiis) holiviensis, Theo., in S.
.\merica, V. 82, VII. 23; a
bromelicolous species, V. 82 ;
confused with A. cruzi, D. & K.
{lutzi, Theo.), VII. 25.
Anopheles {Cellia, *Nyssorhynchns)
braziliensis, Chagas, in Brazil,
VI. 90, 91, VIII. 24, IX. 6, X.
175 ; and malaria, IX. 6, X. 175 ;
biting by day, VI. 91.
Anopheles {*A.) brevipalpis, Roper,
described as new, III. 11; in N.
Borneo, III. 11, IV. 73; in Dutch
E. Indies, X. 149; in Malaya, III.
212 ; genus Memnemyia proposed
for. III. 212.
Anopheles (*Myzomyia, Pyretopho-
rus) cardamitisi, Newst. & Cart.
(see A. superpictiis).
Anopheles (*Myzomyia) chaudoyei,
Theo. (see A. multicolor).
A nopheles Christopher si, Theo. (see
A. minimus).
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) cincius,
Newst. & Cart., in Gold Coast,
VI. 17.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) cinereus,
Theo., in Arabia, III. 212, IV.
173, IX. 13 ; in S. Africa, IX. 128 ;
breeding-places of, IV. 173.
Anopheles claviger, F. (see A. maculi-
pennis).
Anopheles claviger, Mg. (see A.
bifiircatiis).
Anopheles corethroides , Theo. (see
A. stigmaticus).
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Pyretopho-
rus) costalis, Theo., in E. Africa,
VIII. 164, X. 94, 223; in S.
Africa, IX. 128; in Tropical W.
Africa, II. 27, IV. 21, 44, 45, 49,
66, 81, 112, 150, 161, 165, V. 3,
45, 47, 57, VI. 11, 17, 38, 225, VII.
169, VIII. 11, 217, IX. 31, 42, X.
62, 114, 126, 167, 180, 188, 225,
226; in Arabia, III. 212, IX. 13;
in Belgian Congo, I. 220, III. 121 ;
at Khartoum, I. 166, 167, VII.
Ill ; in Madagascar, IX. 68 ; in
Mauritius, X. 106, 225 ; in Nyasa-
land, X. 62; in Zanzibar, III.
49, V. 147, VI. 123, VIII.
112; and malaria, II. 27, IV. 66,
104, V. 147, VI. 38, VIII. 112,
IX. 128, X. 106, 126, 167, 225;
transmitting Filaria bancvofti,
IX. 42, X. 180, 225 ; biting habits
of, V. 133; pupa of, V. 167;
breeding-places of, IV. 44, 112,
161, VIII. 11, X. 223; effect of
salt on laryae of, II. 84 ; destroyed
with kerosene, V. 57.
Anopheles coustani, Lay., in Mada-
gascar, IX. 68.
Anopheles {*A.) crucians, Wied., in
Cuba, II. 21; in Jamaica, II. 21,
IV. 90; in U.S.A., I. 22, 98, 118,
II. 21, 162, III. 80, 182, 212, 213,
IV. 76, 92, 136, 152, 180, V. 101,
VI. 154, VII. 23, 47-49, 74, 88,
130, 153, 169. 185, VIII. 58, 78,
187, IX 88, 117, 138, 179, X. 29,
93, 111, 148; in Venezuela, V.
100; and malaria, II. 133, 162,
III. 213, IV. 76, 90, 92, 136, 152,
V. 100, VI. 154, VII. 49, 88, 153,
185, X. 148 ; a daylight species,
I. 22, II. 21, VII. 153 ; hibernation
of, VII. 130; breeding-places of,
I. 98, III. 212, V. 101, VII. 23,
47, 88, IX. 117, 138, X 29, 93;
food of larva of, VII. 169.
Anopheles {Dendropaedium, *Nysso-
rhynchus) criizi, D. 8c K. (lutzi,
Theo.), in Brazil, I. 230, II. 43,
VII. 23, IX. 6; in Panama, IV.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS,
51
97; and malaria, I. 230, II. 43;
breeding-places of, IX. 6 ; identity
of, VII. 25, X. 76.
Anopheles cubensis, Agramonte (see
A. albimanus).
Anopheles {*Mvzomvia) cuUcifacies,
Giles, in Arabia^ IV. 173, IX.
13; in Assam, II. 153; in Burma,
III. 50, 222; in Ceylon, II. 47,
70, 130, VIll. 50; in Egypt, III.
10; in India, I. 143, 218, II. 154,
191, 192, 193, III. 39, 40, 41, 66,
102, IV. 74, V. 39, VI. 2, 173, 195,
196, VIII. 106, 107, IX. 6, 130,
X. 67, 75, 79; in Palestine, II.
100 ; in Tunis, X. 68 ; and malaria,
I. 143, 218, II. 47, 70, 130, III.
39, 41, 66, 102, IV. 74, VI. 2, 195,
VIII. 107; breeding-places of,
III. 39, IV. 173; tail-hooks in
larva of, X. 75.
Anopheles cuUcifacies var. sergenti \
(see A. sergenti).
Anopheles {*A., Coelodiazesis) culici-
formis, Cogill, breeding-places of, '
in India, IV. 124, VIII. 31. 1
Anopheles (*Myzomyia) domicolus,
Edw., described as new from N.
Nigeria, IV. 64.
Anopheles d'thali, Patton (see A.
rhodesiensis) .
Anopheles (*A.) eiseni, Coq. {tibio-
maculatiis, Neiva), in Brazil, VI. <
90, IX. 6; in Dutch Guiana, X. !
76; in Panama, IV. 97, V. 34,
VIII. 95, X. 11; in Trinidad, II.
24, V. 60; breeding-places of, II.
24, VII. 23, X. 76; described as
A. niveopalpis, sp. n., VIII. 95.
Anopheles elegans, James (see A.
leucosphynis) .
Anopheles {*A.)elntus,'Ed\\.{niaciili-
pennis var.), described as new, X.
18 ; distribution of, X. 18 ; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 146, 159; in
Palestine, VII. 5, VIII. 51, IX.
98, X. 28, 169: and malaria,
VIII. 91, IX. 98, X. 28, 169;
breeding-places of, IX. 98.
Anopheles (*Chagasia) fajardoi,
Lutz, in Brazil, VI. 90, VII. 23,
IX. 6 ; a forest species in Dutch
Guiana, X. 76.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) febrifer,
Banks (see A. minimus). i
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) flaviceps, j
Edw., described as new from '
Sudan, IX. 133.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) flavicosta, i
Edw., in Gold Coast, VI. 17.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) flavirostris,
Ludl., described as new from
(K 2009)
Philippines, II. 70; a s3nionym
of A. minimus, q.v.
Anopheles (*Myzomyia) flavus,
Swellgr., described as new from
Dutch E. Indies, VI. 214; a
synonym of A. immaculatus, q.v.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) formosaen-
sis, Tsuzuki, in Formosa, III.
102; and malaria. III. 102,
IV. 104.
Anopheles (*Myzomyia) foialeri,
Christ, (see A. pallidits, Theo.).
Anopheles {*A., Stethomyia) fragilis,
Theo., A. algeriensis possibly
recorded as, in Palestine, VTII.
60, IX. 99, X. 28; a synonym
of .4. aitkeni, q.v.
Anopheles franciscanus, McCrack.
(see A. pseiidopunctipennis).
A nopheles {Pyretophorus) freerae,
Banks (see A. fuliginosus).
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Nyssorhyn-
chus) fuliginosiis, Giles, in Assam,
II. 153; in Burma, III. 50, 222,
VI. 37; in Ceylon, II. 130, VIII.
50; in Formosa, VI. 50; in
India, I. 143, II. 133, 154, 192,
194, III. 40, 41, IV. 74, 118,
V. 39, VI. 2, 173, 195, 196,
VIII 106, 107, IX. 6, 124, 130,
X. 68, 75; in Dutch E. Indies,
IV. 23, V. 27, VI. 156, 214, VII.
76, 96, VIII. 54, IX. 3, 4, 135,
X. 39, 120; in Malaya, T. 5, 18,
34, 11. 204, III. 102, 202, IV. 67,
VI. 125, 128, VIII. 84. 123, IX.
73, 74, X. 58, 207 ; in Philippines,
II. 133, III. 65; absent from
Sumatra, V. 26; and malaria,
I. 143, II. 133, III. 40, 50, 102,
IV. 74, 104, VI. 2, 126, 195,
VIII. 107, IX. 73; breeding-
places of, II. 154, TIT. 40, 41,
IV. 118, VI. 156, 173, VITI. 54,
IX. 74; natural enemiies of, II.
204, VI. 37; tail-hooks in larva
of, X. 75; synonymy of, T. 6.
Anopheles fuliginosus nivipes, Theo.,
in Dutch E. Indies, VTII. 56,
IX. 173; in Malaya, I. 6, II. 46;
anatomy of, IX. 173.
Anopheles {*Mvzomvia) funestiis,
Giles, in E. Africa,' VITI. 164; in
Tropical W. Africa, 11. 27,
133, TIT. 1, IV. 21, 44, 45, 85,
104, 150, 161, V. 3, 45, VT. 17,
141, 225, VII. 169, VITI. 12,
IX. 21, 31, X. 167, 226; in
Arabia, III. 212; in Belgian
Congo, I. 220 ; in Madagascar, TX.
68 ; in Nyasaland, X. 62 ; re-
corded in error from Philippines,
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52
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
II. 133, III. 65; in Zanzibar,
III. 49, VI. 123, VIII. 112; and
malaria, II. 27, 133, III. 65,
IV. 44, 84, 104, VI. 123, VIII.
112 ; breeding-places of. III. 212,
IV. 161, VIII. 12; pupa of,
V. 167.
Anopheles fimestus var. arabicus,
Christ., breeding-places of, in
Muscat, IV. 173.
Anopheles funesius listoni, List,
(see A. listoni).
Anopheles {*A.) gigas, Giles, in
Cevlon, II. 130; in India, IV.
124. VIII. 161, X. 79; in Dutch
E. Indies, VII. 188, IX. 173,
X. 79; in Malava, X. 79;
anatomy of, IX. 173, X. 75, 231 ;
supposed larva of, VII. 183.
Anopheles (Myzorhvnchella) gilesi,
Neiva, in Brazil, VII. 23, IX. 6.
Anopheles gorgasi, D. & K., in
Panama, IV. 97.
Anopheles (Cycloleppteron) grabhami,
Theo., in Greater Antilles, VII.
23; in Jamaica, II. 133, IV. 90;
in Porto Rico, X. 59 ; and
malaria, II. 133; breeding-places
of, VII. 23.
Anopheles gitttulatus, Harris (see
A. quadrimaculatus) .
Anopheles (*Myzomyia, Pyreto-
phorus) hispaniola, Theo. {inyzo-
mv! fades, Theo.), in Algeria and
Tunisia, IV. 190, VII. 43, 123,
X. 49, 68; variety of, X. 49;
and malaria, IV. 104, 190.
Anopheles {*A.) himieri, Strickl.,
described as new from Malaya,
V. 10 ; a synonym of A . separa-
tus, q.v.
Anopheles [Dendropaediwm, *Nys-
sorhynchiis) hylephilus, D. & K.,
described as new, V. 82 ; in
Central America, V. 82, VII. 23;
in Dutch Guiana, X. 76 ; in
Panama, X. 11 ; breeding-places
of, X. 11.
Anopheles {*A., Myzorhynchus) hyr-
canus, Pall, {nigerrimus, Giles,
pseudopichis, Gr., sinensis, Wied.),
in Albania, VI. 175; in S.-W.
Asia, IX. 13; in Balkans, VI.
117, 162, 201, VII. 78, 141,
VIII. 90, IX, 20, 91, 177; in
Burma, III. 222; in Ceylon, II.
130, VIII. 50; in China, I. 232,
II. 28, 133, III. 141; in Cochin
China, I. 198; not recorded from
Egypt, IX. 99 ; in Formosa, VI.
50 ; in France, IX. 49 ; in
Germany, IX. 35 ; in Greece,
V. 87; in India, II. 40, 41, 50,
IV. 118, VI. 195, IX. 6, 124, 130,
X. 68; in Dutch E. Indies, IV.
23, V. 26, 27, VI. 53, 110, 156,
213, 214, VII. 76, 96, 97, 183,
VIII. 54, 152, IX. 3, 4, 135, 136,
173, X. 5, 38, 39, 150, 179 ; new
mosquito resembling, in Japan,
IX. 117; in Malaya, I. 6, 18, 34,
229, II. 46, 202, 204, III. 102,
202, IV. 54, 67, V. 10, VIII. 80,
84, 85, 123, IX. 73, 74, X. 57,
58, 153, 207 ; in Mesopotamia,
VIII. Ill, IX. 146; in Palestine,
VIII. 51, IX. 99, X. 209; in
Philippines, II. 133, HI. 65-67,
214; in Rumania, VI. 191, 192;
in Russia, II. 108, X. 10; and
malaria. III. 102, 202, IV. 104,
VI. 27, 192, VIII. 80, IX. 177,
X. 38, 39, 179 ; experiments in
transmission of malaria by, VI.
126, VIII. 135, 136, IX. 35;
anatomy of, IX. 173; breeding-
places of, IV. 118, VI. 162, 201,
VII. 183, VIII. 54, IX. 73, 74,
99, 135, 136, X. 38, 57, 58, 150 ;
value of fish against, X. 209 ;
natural enemies of, II. 204, VIII.
123 ; control of, in ricefields,
X. 195 ; tail-hooks in larva of,
X. 75; synonymy of, I. 6, VIII.
49 ; placed in subgenus Myzo-
rJiynchiis, I. 131.
Anopheles hyrcanus {pseudopichis)
var. flerowi, Portch., and malaria
in Turkestan, I. 196.
Anopheles hyrcanus [sinensis) var.
mesopotamiae, Christ., described
as new. III. 212 ; in Mesopotamia,
III. 212, IV. 172, VII. 102,
IX. 159 ; a possible carrier of
Baghdad boil, VII. 102.
Anopheles hyrcanus var. peditaeni-
atus, Leic, in Malaya, X. 58, 207.
Anopheles hyrcanus var. vanns,
Theo., in Mesopotamia, IX. 159.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) inimacula-
tus, Theo. {flaviis, Swellgr.), in
Dutch E. Indies, VI. 214, IX.
173 ; previously recorded as A .
flavus, VI. 214, VIII. 176, IX.
173 ; probably a form of A .
vagus, IX. 133 ; anatomy of,
VII. 56, IX. 173.
Anopheles indefinitus, Ludl. (see
A. vagus).
Anopheles [*Myzomyia) indiensis,
Theo., in Hong Kong, HI. 141,
VI. 50.
Anopheles {*A., Arribalzagia, Cyclo-
leppteron) intermedins, Chagas, in
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
53
Brazil, VII. 23, IX. 6; and
malaria, IX. 6.
Anopheles jamesi, List, (see A.
fuliginosiis) .
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Nyssorhyn-
chus) jamesi, Theo., in Ceylon,
II. 130, VIII. 50; in India, II.
192, 193, 194, III. 40, 42, IV.
124, VIII. 5, IX. 6, 124, X. 67;
m Dutch E. Indies, VII. 76, 96,
VIII. 56, IX. 173; tail-hooks in
larva of, X. 75.
Anopheles jesoensis, Tsuzuki (see
A . hyrcanus) .
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Pyreto-
phorits) jevporensis, Theo., in
Hong Kong, III. 141, VI. 50; in
India, I. 218, II. 192, 193, III.
41, IV. 124 ; breeding-places of,
III. 41.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Nyssorhyn-
chus) karwari, James, in Hong
Kong, III. 141, VI. 50; in India,
II. 193, III. 42, IX. 6; in Dutch
E. Indies, V. 26, 27, VII. 184,
VIII. 54, X. 39; in Malaya, I.
6, 18, 34, II. 202. III. 102, IV. 67,
VI. 125, 126, VIII. 84, 85, IX. 74,
134, X. 58, 207; experimentally
infected with malaria, VI. 126;
not a proven carrier of malaria,
III. 102; natural enemies of, II.
204 ; breeding-places of, VII.
184, IX. 74, 134, X. 58; synony-
my of, I. 6.
Anopheles {Cellia, *Myzomyia)
kochi, Don., in Borneo, III. 11,
IV. 73; in Burma, III. 50; in
Dutch E. Indies, IV. 23, V. 27,
VI. 53, 110, 156, 213, 214, VII.
76, 96, 97, 184, VIII. 53, 54,
IX 3, 4, 135, 136, X. 5, 38, 39,
120; in Malaya, I. 6, 18, II. 46,
202, III. 10, 102, IV. 67, VI. 126,
VIII. 84, IX. 74, X. 207; in
Philippines, III. 65 ; and malaria,
X. 38 ; experimental! V infected
with malaria, VI. 126^ VII. 97,
VIII. 135, 136, IX. 136; probably
not a carrier of malaria, II. 133,
III. 102; breeding-places of, III.
11, VII. 184, VIII. 54, IX. 74,
136, X. 207; synonymy of, I. 6.
Anopheles leitcopus, Don. (see A.
fitliginostis).
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Neomyzom-
yia) leucosphyrus , Don. {elegans,
James), in Borneo, III. 11, IV.
73; in India, II. 193, IV. 124,
IX. 6, X. 67 ; in Dutch E. Indies,
IV. 23, V. 26, 27, VI. 110, 156,
VII. 76, 184, VIII. 55, 152, IX.
135, X. 5; in Malaya, I. 6, II.
102, III. 102, V. 54, VIII. 84,
IX. 74, X. 57, 58; and malaria,
IV. 73, V. 26, IX. 74, X. 5;
not experimentally transmitting
malaria, VIII. 135; breeding-
places of, V. 54, VII. 76, 184,
IX. 74, X. 57 ; synonymy of, I. 6.
Anopheles leucosphyrus hackeri,
Edw., probably not a distinct
variety, IX. 133.
Anopheles lewisi, Ludl., described
as new from Siberia, VIII. 207;
a synonym of A. maculipennis,
q.v.
Anopheles {*A.) lindesayi, Giles, in
India, IV. 124, VIII. 161, IX.
117, X. 79; anatomy of, VI.
208.
Anopheles {*Mvzo'mvia) listoni, List.,
in Ceylon, II. 130, VIII. 50; in
Formosa, III. 102, VI. 50; in
India, I. 218, II. 192, 193, III.
40, 41, 102, IV. 74, 118, VI. 2,
195, IX. 6, X. 67, 75 ; in Malaya,
III. 202; and malaria, I. 218,
III. 102, 202, IV. 74, 104, VI. 2,
195; breeding-places of, 1. 218,
IV. 118 ; tail-hooks in larva of,
X. 75.
Anopheles listoni alboapicalis, Theo,
(see A. niinimus aconitus).
Anopheles (*Myzoniyia) ludlowi,
Theo., in Andamans, I. 51, III.
102; in Borneo, III. 11, IV. 73;
in Formosa, VI. 50; in India,
II. 194, IV. 74, 118, IX. 6, X. 67 ;
in Dutch E. Indies, IV. 23, 130,
V. 26, 27, VI. 53, 156, 213, 214,
VII. 96, 97, 98, 184, VIII. 53, 55,
135, 152, 153, IX. 4, 36, 114, 130,
131, 173, X. 38, 39, 95, 113,
150, 151, 152; in Malaya, I. 6,
34, III. 102, IV. 54, VI. 124,
VIII. 80, 123, IX. 74, X. 58, 207;
in Philippines, II. 70, HI. 65 ; and
filariasis, X. 95 ; and malaria,
I. 51, 11. 133, HI. 102, IV. 54,
73, 74, V. 26, VI. 124, VII. 96,
97, 98, VIII. 80, 135, 153, IX. 4,
36, 74, 114, 130, 131, 205, X 5,
38, 39, 150, 151 ; breeding-places
of, I. 51, H. 70, IV. 130, V. 142,
VII. 184, VIII. 53, 55, 123, IX.
74, X. 150 ; early stages of,
HI. 117; anatomy of, IX. 173;
reproductive capacity of, X. 207 ;
A . subpictiis distinct from, X. 113.
Anopheles {*A.) lukisi, Christ.,
described as new from Mesopo-
tamia, IV. 172; a synonym of
A. algeriensis, q.v.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Anopheles {*A., Myzorhynchella)
lutzi, Cruz, in Brazil, VI. 90,
VII. 23, IX. 6 ; in Dutch Guiana,
X. 76 ; and malaria, IX. 6 ;
bionomics of, VI. 90.
AnopJieles lutzi, Flu, doubt as to
identity of, X. 76.
Anopheles lutzi, Theo., Kerieszia
boliviensis confused with, VII.
25 ; a synonym of A . criizi, q.v.
Anopheles {Manguinhosia) lutzi,
Theo. (see A. peryassui).
Anopheles l*Myzomyia, Nyssorhyn-
ch'us) niaculatus , Theo., in Borneo,
III. 11, IV. 73; in Ceylon, II.
46, 130, VIII. 50, IX. 147; in
Hong Kong, II. 46, III. 141,
VI. 50; in India, II. 46, 193,
IV. 74, 124, VI. 195, VIII. 5,
IX. 6, X. 68, 208; in Dutch E.
Indies, II. 46, 111, IV. 23, V. 27,
VII. 76, 184, VIII. 53, 54; in
Malaya, I. 6, II. 46, 202, III. 102,
202, IV 67, M. 125, 126, 222,
VIII. 84, 85, IX. 74, 134, X. 57,
58, 207, 208; m Philippines, III.
65, 214; and malaria, II. 46,
III. 102, 214, IV. 67, 73, 74,
VI. 126, 222, VIII. 5, 85, IX.
147; breeding-places of, II. 202,
VII. 184, VIII. 53, 84, IX. 74,
134, X. 57 ; reproductive capacity
of, X. 207 ; tail-hooks in larva
of, IX. 134, X. 75, 208; sy-
. nonymy of, I. 6.
AnopJieles {*Myzoniyia) maculipal-
pis, Giles, in E. Africa, VIII.
164; in India, II. 193, HI. 41,
50, 102, IV. 74, 124, VI. 2, VIII.
5, X. 75; rare in Mauritius,
X. 25; and malaria, III. 102,
IV. 74, 104, VI. 2, VIII. 5;
breeding-places of. III. 41; tail-
hooks in lar\'a of, X. 75, 208.
Anopheles {*A.) niaculipennis, Mg.
{lewisi, Ludl., occidentalis. Say,
selengensis, Ludl., Culex claviger,
F. et auct. nee Mg.), in Aegean
Islands, VII. 148; in Albania,
V. 144, VI. 175, VII. 138, VIII.
87, IX. 89; in Algeria, I. 114,
VII. 43, X. 49, 70, 100; distribu-
tion of, in the Alps, VII. 16; in
Alsace, VII. 53, 69 ; in S.W. Asia,
IX. 13; in Astrakhan, III. 69;
in Austria, IX. 172; in Belgium,
VI. 4, IX. 193; in Britain, V.
187, VI. 31, 175, VII. 33, 64,
109, 110, 132, 190, VIII 125,
139, 177, 192, 193, IX. 16, 32,
118, 196, X. 16, 80, 86, 105, 165 ;
in Bulgaria, IX. 177 ; in Canada,
VI. 23, 106, 166, X. 19, 64; in
Corsica, IX. 152, X. 70, 71; in
Crete, IX. 82; in Denmark, VII.
172, IX. 83, 153, 154, 200, X. 201 ;
probably recorded in error from
Egypt, VIII. 35; in Finland,
X. 165; in Formosa, VI. 21; in
France, II. 173, 180, IV. 101,
V. 148, 188, 189, VI. 23, 24,
190, 206, 230-235, VII. 41, 59,
79, 99, 122, 146, VIII. 39, 40,
67, 82, 141, 144, 211, 219, IX. 37,
49, 114, 193, X. 3, 37, 70, 71,
100; in Germany, II. 78, VI.
56, 212, VII. 69, VIII. 27, 28,
29, 62, 63, 121, 135, 169, 171,
172, 213, 214, IX. 29, 30, 35, 68,
69, 184, 193, X 6, 36, 51, 128,
192; in Greece, V. 87, VIII. 87;
in Holland, X. 20-22, 113, 151,
200, 201; in India, HI. 40; m
Italy, I. 40, HI. 1, VII. 156,
VIII. 140, 192, 221-224, IX. 143,
167, X. 32, 52, 99, 119; in
Macedonia, V. 87, 99, VI. 71,
72, 117, 162, 191, 201, VII. 34,
78, 141, VIII. 87, 90, IX. 20, 91,
192, X. 9, 10, 18, 70; m Mexico,
IV. 59; in Morocco, HI. 143,
IV. 85, V. 156, VII. 138; in
Rumania, VI. 191, 192. 193; in
Russia, II. 108, V. 84, X. 10, 22;
{leivisi, selengensis) in Siberia,
VIII. 207; in Spain, VI. 216,
X. 34; m Sweden, VII. 157,
X. 87; in Switzerland, V. 42,
VI. 52, 172, X. 7, 8, 92; in
Transylvania, X. 90 ; in Turk-
estan, I. 196; in U.S.A., I. 22,
98, 118, I\ . 160, V. 142, VI. 7,
65, 66, 210, VIII. 130, IX. 33,
66, X. 64, 65, 165; conveying
filariasis, HI. 5; transmission of
flagellates by, II. 54, 201 ; and
malaria, I. 196, II. 133, IV. 104,
V. 49, 84, 99, 142, 156, 187, 188,
VI. 4, 23, 24, 31, 56, 66, 101, 106,
117, 162, 175, 190, 191, 192, 193,
201, 206, 230-235, VII. 33, 43,
64, 110, 132, 156, VIII. 40, 87,
125, 130, 140, 143, 169, 192, 214,
IX. 32, 33, 35, 37, 68, 69, 93,
118, 152, 172, 177, X. 9, 10,
20-22, 65, 70, 71, 90, 100, 101,
113, 200, 201, 202; malarial
parasites unable to hibernate in,
VI. 101 ; comparatively non-
susceptible to malignant tertian
malaria, IX. 35 ; factors influ-
encing malarial infection in, X.
90 ; hibernation of Plasmodium
vivax in musculature of, IX. 93;
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
55
trypanosomes in, X. 99 ; hibern-
ation of, I. 40, V. 42, VI. 172,
VII. 78, 172, VIII. 27, 28, 177,
223, X. 65, 192, 200; breeding-
places of, 1. 98, III. 1, IV. 160,
V. 148, VI. 23, 172, VII. 122,
146, 172, 190, VIII. 67, 192, 211,
214, 219, 223, IX. 68, 91, 143,
X. 7, 16, 71, 86, 105 ; on ships,
IV. 59; flight habits of, VII.
79; natural enemies of, I. 134,
187, VI. 2, 79, X. 128, 165, 201 ;
swarming of, IX. 28, 200; de-
velopment of eggs in, IX. 196 ;
effect of feeding habits on races
of, X. 32, 53-54, 100, 101, 202,
228 ; relation of, to domestic ani-
mals, VIII. 35, 141-144, IX. 83,
114, 152, 153, 154, X. 3, 6, 32,
34, 35, 49, 52, 89; other bi-
onomics of, VII. 41, 59, VIII. 39,
62, 172, 222, IX. 69, 193, X.
6, 21, 36, 49, 89, 90; anatomy
of, VI. 208; male genitalia of,
VIII. 97; maxillary armature
of, X. 100, 101, 202, 229;
thoracic appendages of larva of,
X. 80; egg of, X. 51, 61;
oviposition of, IX. 66 ; effect of
neutral salts on, IX. 184 ; effect
of picric acid on larva of, VII.
175 ; measures against, X. 8, 65,
89-90, 163, 193-195; synonymy
of, VI. 163, X. 18; A. elutus
previously recorded as a variety
of, VII. 5, VIII. 51, 91, IX. 98,
146, 159; described as A. lew is i
and selengensis . spp. n., VIII. 207.
Anopheles {*A., Arribalzagia, Cyclo-
leppteron) maculipes, Theo., in
Argentina, VIII. 107; in Brazil,
VII. 23, IX. 6; in Venezuela,
X. 183 ; and malaria, IX. 6.
Anopheles malefactor, D. & K. (see
A . punctimacula) .
Anopheles mangy ana, Banks (see
A. minimus).
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) mayshalli,
Theo., in W. Africa, VI. 16, 17,
38; in Madagascar, IX. 68;
breeding-places of, VI. 38; pupa
of, V. 167.
Anopheles i*Myzomyia, Nyssorhyn-
chus) mastersi, Skuse, var. mo-
luccensis, Mahulette, described as
new from Ceram, X. 179 ; and
malaria, X. 179 ; possibly a
synonym of A. piinctulatus, X.
179.
Anopheles (*A.) mattogrossensis,
Peryassu, only occurring in Brazil,
VI. 91, IX. 6.
A nopheles {*A., Myzorhynchus) maitr-
itianus, Grp. {argyropus, Swellgr.),
in S. Africa, IV. 120, IX. 128 ; in
W. Africa, IV. 66, V. 39, VI. 73,
225, VIII. 217, X. 226; in
Egvpt, III. 10, VI. 177, VIII.
35, X. 27 ; ? in Dutch E. Indies,
V. 27; in Madagascar, IX. 68;
in Mauritius, X. 225 ; in Nyasa-
land, X. 62; in Palestine, VIII.
51, IX. 99 ; in Zanzibar, VI. 133,
VIII. 112; probably not trans-
mitting malaria, VI. 177, VIII.
35, X. 225 ; breeding-places of,
X. 27; pupa of, V. 167; sv-
nonymy of, VIII. 55, X. 18;
placed in subgenus Myzorhyn-
chus, I. 131.
Anopheles {*A., Arribalzagia, Cyclo-
leppteron) mediopunciatus, Theo.,
in Brazil, VI. 91, VII. 23, IX.
6 ; in Dutch Guiana, X. 76 ; in
Trinidad, V. 60 ; and malaria,
IX. 6 ; breeding-places of, X. 76.
Anopheles (^Myzomyia) minimus,
Theo. [fehrifer, Banks), in Hong
Kong, III. i41, VI. 50; in India,
IV. 74; in Dutch E. Indies, VII
76, 184; in Philippines, II. 70»
III. 65-67, 91, 214, VI. 142, VII.
193, VIII. 94; and malaria. III.
67, 91, 214, IV. 74; breeding-
places of, V. 142; larva of, VII.
184, X. 75; swarming of, VIII.
94; synonymy of. III. 229;
described as A. flavirostris, sp. n.,
II. 70.
Anopheles minimus aconitus, Don.
(listoni. List. var. alboapicalis,
Theo., albirostris, Theo.), in
Burma, III. 50; in Ceylon, II.
130, VIII. 50; in India, III. 41»
IX. 124 ; in Dutch E. Indies, IV.
23, V. 27, VI. 110, 156, 213, 214,
VII. 76, 96, 98, 183, VIII. 54,
IX. 3, 4, X. 38, 120 ; in Malava,
II. 34, 46, 47, III 102, 202, IV.
67, VI. 125, VIII. 84, 123, IX.
73, 74, X. 58, 152, 207; and
malaria. III. 102, 202, VI. 125,
IX. 3, 73, X. 38, 120 ; breeding-
places of, II. 27, VI. 156, VII.
183, IX. 73, 74, 124, X. 58, 152;
reproductive capacity of, X. 207 ;
larva of, III. 228; systematic
position of, VIII. 54, 55.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) multicolor,
Camb. {chaudovei, Theo.), in N.
Africa, III. 143 [turkhudi), VI.
141, VII. 84, 123; in Egvpt, VI.
177 {turkhudi), VIII. 35 {turk-
hudi), IX. 98; {turkhudi) variety
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
of, in Egypt, X. 27 ; {tuvklmdi) in
Palestine, VIII. 51, IX. 99, X.
28; in Sahara, II. 198, VI. 201;
and malaria, VI. 201, VIII. 35
(turkhudi), IX. 98, X. 27 {turk'
hudi) ; breeding-places of. III.
143 [turklmdi), VI. 141, IX. 99;
A. turkhudi considered distinct
from, VI. 201.
Anopheles {*-Myzomyia, Pyretophor-
jts) myzomyifacies, Theo. (see A.
hispaniola).
Anopheles [*Myzomyia) natalensis,
Hill & Haydon, in Cape Colony,
IX. 128.
Anopheles {*A., Deiidropaediitm)
neivai, H., D. & K., described as
new, V. 82 ; in Costa Rica, X.
31; in Panama, V. 82, VII. 23,
X. 11.
Anopheles nigerrinuis, Giles (see A.
hyrcanus) .
Anopheles nigrans, Stanton (see A,
karwari) .
Anopheles {*A., Coelodiazesis) ni-
gripes, Staeg. (see A. plitmbeiis).
Anopheles {*A., Myzorhynchella) ni-
gritarsis, Chagas, in Brazil, VII.
23, IX. 6.
Anopheles (*Myzomyia) nili, Theo.,
in W. Africa, VI. 17, 225.
Anopheles {*A., Stethomyia) nimbus,
Theo., in Brazil, VI. 90, 91, VII.
23, IX. 6 ; in Dutch Guiana, X.
76; in Trinidad, V. 60; and
malaria, IX. 6 ; bionomics of,
VI. 91.
Anopheles niveopalpis, Ludl., de-
scribed as new from Panama,
VIII. 95 ; a synonym of A . eiseni,
q.v.
Anopheles nivipes, Theo. (see A.
fuUginosits var. nivipes).
Anopheles {*A., Myzorhynchus)
noviimbrosus, Strickl. (similis,
Strickl.), described as new, V. 10;
in Malaya, V. 10, 81, VIII. 84,
IX. 74; in Sumatra, IX. 135,
136; and malaria, IX. 74;
breeding-places of, IX. 74 ; de-
scribed as A. similis, sp. n., V.
81.
Ai70pheles {*Myzomyia, Pyretophor-
us) mtrsei, Theo. (see A . super-
pi ctus).
Anopheles occidentalis, D. & K.
(see A. maciilipennis).
Anopheles palestinensis, Theo. (see
A . superpictus) .
Anopheles {Stethomyia) pallidiis,
Ludl. (see A. aitkeni).
Anopheles {*Myzo>nyia) pallidiis,
Theo. ifowleri, Christ.), in India,
III. 40, 42, IV. 118, IX. 130,
X. 79 ; breeding-places of, IV.
118.
A nopheles {Myzorhynchus) paludis,
Theo. (see A. mauritianus).
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) parangensis,
Ludl., described as new from
Philippines, II. 187.
A nopheles {*A., Myzorhynchella)
parvus, Chagas, in Brazil, VI. 90,
VII. 23, IX. 6; and malaria,
IX. 6.
Anopheles peditaeniatus, Leic. (see
A. hyrcanus peditaeniatus).
Anopheles {*A., Manguinhosia) per-
yassui, D. & K., in Brazil, VII.
23, IX. 6 ; in Dutch Guiana,
X. 76 ; synonymy of, X. 76.
Anopheles {Cellia, *Myzomyia) phar-
oensis, Theo., in W. Africa, V.
3, 45, VI. 17, IX. 31, X. 167; in
S. W. Asia, IX. 13; in Egypt,
III. 10, VI. 176, VIII. 35, IX. 99,
X. 27; at Khartoum, VII. Ill;
in Madagascar, VI. 157, IX. 68,
90 ; in Nyasaland, X. 62 ; in
Palestine, VIII. 51, 60, IX. 99,
X. 169; and malaria. III. 10,
IV. 104, VI. 176, VIII. 60, IX.
90, 99, X. 27, 169; a doubtful
carrier of malaria, VIII. 35, X.
167; breeding-places of, X. 27;
pupa of, V. 167.
Anopheles {*Myzoniyia) philippin-
ensis, Ludl., in Philippines, III.
65.
Anopheles {Cellia, *Nyssorhynchus)
pictipennis, Phil. {albitarsis,
Arrib.), in Argentina, VII. 24,
IX. 5, X. 13, 14; in Brazil, IX.
5; in Chile, VII. 24 ; and malaria,
X. 13; bionomics of, X. 43;
synonymy of, IX. 5.
Anopheles pictus, Lw. (see A. hyr-
canus) .
Anopheles pitchfordi, Giles, in Philip-
pines, III. 65.
Anopheles {*A., Coelodiazesis) plum-
beus, Hal. {nigripes, Staeg.), in
S. W. Asia, IX. 13; in Britain,
V. 52, VI. 175, VII. 33, 65, 110,
190, VIII. 13, 96, 139, 156, 192,
193, IX. 23, 118, X. 16, 77, 105;
in Denmark, VII. 172, IX. 154;
in France, VI. 206, VII. 29, 41,
59, 79, 99, IX. 38, 49; in Ger-
many, I. 41, II. 78, IV. 16, VII.
69, VIII. 27, 135, 172, 213, 214,
IX. 30, 68, 184, X. 51, 192; in
Holland, X. 200; in Macedonia,
IX. 20, 92; in Sweden, X. 87;
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
57
in Switzerland, III. 1 (iiii;i'aiis in
error), 224, V. 42, XI. 52, 172,
X. 7 ; experimentally infected
with malaria, VII. 160, MU. 96,
IX. 23 ; breeding-places of, I\'.
16, V. 42, 52, VI. 172, ML 33,
VIII. 96, 156, 214, IX. 30, 38,
68, X. 105, 192; hibernation of,
VII. 65, VIII. 27, IX. 30, X. 7;
egg of, I. 41, X. 51, 61 ; larva of,
VI. 206; male genitalia of, VIII.
97 ; suitable for breeding in
laboratory, IX. 115 ; characters
differentiating from A . bifurcatiis,
X. 76, 132.
Anopheles plmnbeus, auct. (see A.
barianensis) .
Anopheles {*Myzomvia) pretoriensis,
Theo., in Arabia, III. 212, IX.
12; in Gold Coast, VIII. 12;
breeding-places of, VIII. 12.
Anopheles {*A.) pseiidobarbirostris,
Ludl. (see A. bancrofti).
Anopheles {*A., Arribalzagia, Cy-
cloleppteron) pseudoiuaciilipes,
Chagas, in Brazil, VII. 23, IX. 6;
and malaria, IX. 6.
Anopheles pseudopictits, Gr. (see A.
hyrcanus) .
Anopheles {*A.) psendopunctipennis,
Theo. {franciscanus, McCrack.),
in Tropical America, VII. 23;
in Argentina, VIII. 107, IX. 5,
X. 13, 43; in Panama, IV. 97,
98, V. 1, 34, VII. 127, VIII.
197, IX. 108, X. 11 ; in Trinidad,
V. 60; in U.S.A., IV. 160, V.
142, VI. 70, VII. 163, VIII. 78,
93, 187, IX. 33, 66, X. 64, 65;
in Venezuela, IX. 5, 13, X. 62;
a slight or doubtful carrier of
malaria, II. 133, IV. 104, V.
142, VI. 70, VII. 163, VIII. 93;
breeding-places of, IV. 160, VII.
23, X. 65 ; oviposition of, IX. 66.
Anopheles pseudowillmori, Theo. (see
A. maciilatus).
Anopheles {Cellia, *Myzomyia)
pulcherrimus, Theo., I. 131; in
S.W. Asia, IX. 13; in India, III.
40, 162, VI. 2, 195, 196, IX. 6,
X. 68, 75; in Mesopotamia, III.
212, VI. 177, VII. 102, VIII. Ill,
IX. 146, 159 ; on a ship in Persian
Gulf, VI. 129; in Turkestan, I.
193-196 ; a possible carrier of
Baghdad boil, VII. 102; and
malaria, I. 193-196 ; breeding-
places of, I. 194, VIII. Ill, IX.
146.
Anopheles {*A.) punctibasis, Edw.,
described as new from Japan, X.
18.
Anopheles {*A., Arribalzagia) puncti-
niacula, D. & K. {malefactor,
D. & K.), in Panama, IV. 97, 98,
V. 1, 34, VII. 23, 127, VIII. 197,
IX. 108, X. 11 ; in Trinidad, V.
59 ; breeding-places of, V. 142 ;
A. venezuelae possibly a variety
of, X. 182.
Anopheles {*A.) pitnctipennis, Say,
in Canada, III. 155, VI. 166, X.
19, 64; in U.S.A., I. 98, 118, II.
71, 162, III. 79, 80, 128, 182, 213,
IV. 53, 61, 76, 77, 90, 92, 136,
152, 160, 170, 175, 180, V. 101,
133, 134, 156, 161, 184, VI. 6, 70,
154, VII. 23, 47-49, 63, 74, 88,
130, 163, 169, 185, VIII. 14, 78,
93. 94, 178, 187, 194, IX. 66, 138,
179, X. 29, 64, 65, 93, 107, 108,
148, 203; in Venezuela, IX. 13;
a slight or doubtful carrier of
malaria, II. 71, 133, VI. 154, VII.
49, 63, 88, 185, VI 11. 93 ; a carrier
of Plasmodium u/vax but not of
P. falciparimi, IV. 53, 76, 90, 92,
136, 152, 175, V. 133, 156, 184;
survival of malarial parasite in,
X. 148 ; breeding-places of,
II. 71, III. 79, 128,^ IV. 170, V.
101, VII. 88, VIII. 94, 178, IX.
138, X. 29, 65, 93, 108, 203;
oviposition of, IX. 66 ; food of
larva of, VII. 169; parasite of
larva of, X. 107 ; hibernation of,
VII. 130; thermotropism in, VII.
63 ; antennae of, IX. 35.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Neomyzo-
ntvia) pimctulatus , Don., I. 6;
in Borneo, III. 11. IV. 73; in
Ceylon, II. 130, VIII. 50; in
Formosa, VI. 50; in India, II.
192; in Dutch E. Indies, V. 27,
VI. 110, 156, 213, VII. 76, 96, 97,
184, VIII. 135, 152, IX. 3, 4, 135,
X. 5, 38, 39 ; recorded in error
from Malaya, III. 102; in New
Guinea, III. 153, X. 149; and
malaria, II. 130, IV. 73, VII.
97, VIII. 135, X. 38; breeding-
places of, VII. 184; A. mastersi
var. moluccensis possibly a
synonym of, X. 179.
Anopheles punctitlatus [annulipes)
var. moluccensis, Sw., in Malay
Archipelago, VIII. 54, 136, 152,
153, IX. 172, X. 149, 172, 179;
systematic position of, IX. 133,
X. 149; anatomy of, IX. 173.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) punctulatus
var. orientalis, Sw. & Sw. de G.,
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
described as new on larval charac-
ters, VIII. 136; in Dutch E.
Indies. VIII. 136, 152, 153;
breeding-places of, VIII. 153.
Anopheles {*A.) quadrimaculatus,
Sav, in Canada, VII. 23, VIII.
140, X. 19; in U.S.A., II. 162,
III. 21, 79, 80, 81, 182, 183, 213,
IV. 76, 77, 136, 152, 180, V. 101,
133, 134, 142, 156, 161, VI. 70,
137, 146, 154, VII. 23, 47, 48, 63,
74, 88, 163, 169, 185, VIII. 58,
64, 78, 93, 94, 125, 178, 194, IX.
117, 138, 179, X. 29, 46, 93, 148,
203, 228; and malaria, II. 162,
III. 79, 80, 81, 213, IV. 76, 136,
152, V 142, 156, VI. 6, VII. 88,
153, VIII. 93, IX. 179; effect of
temperature on malarial parasites
in, V. 73, 183, 184, VI. 32;
seasonal infection of, with malaria,
VII. 185; longevity of, when
infected with malaria, VIII. 188,
IX. 148; breeding-places of. III.
21, 79, IV. 180, V. 101, VI. 154,
VII. 48, 74, 88, VIII. 94, IX. 117,
138, X. 29 ; food of larva of, VII.
169 ; parasite of larva of, X. 82 ;
flight of, V. 134, VIII. 64.
Anopheles {*Myzomvia) rhodesiensis,
Theo., in W. Africa, IV. 44, 45,
VI. 17; in Arabia, III. 212. IV.
173, IX. 13; in India, III. 212,
VI. 2, X. 75; in Mesopotamia,
IX. 159; possibly a carrier of
malaria, IV. 44; breeding-places
of, IV. 173.
Anopheles rossi, Giles (see A. sub-
p ictus).
Anopheles rossi indefinitus, Ludl.
(see A. vagus).
Anopheles {*Mvzonivia) rufipes,
Gough, in W. Africa, VI. 17, VII.
169, VIII. 12; breeding-places of,
VIII. 12.
Anopheles sacharovii, in S. Russia,
II. 108.
Anopheles {*Myzoinyia) schiiffneri,
Stant., described as new, III.
117; in Dutch E. Indies, III. 102,
117, IV. 23, V. 27, VI. 156, VII.
76, X. 120.
Anopheles selengensis, Ludl., de-
scribed as new from Siberia, VIII.
207 ; a synonym of A . maculi-
pennis, q.v.
Anopheles {*A.) separatus, Leic.
ihiinteri, Strickl.), ,in Borneo,
IV. 73; in Malava, I. 18, V. 10,
VI. 126, VIII. 84, IX. 74; and
malaria, IV. 73 ; not a proven
carrier of malaria, VI. 126;
breeding-places of, IX. 74 ; de-
scribed as A . hunteri, sp. n., V. 10 ;
synonymy of, IX. 73.
Anopheles (*Myzomyia) sergenti,
Theo., in Algeria, VI. 177; in
Egypt, VI. 177, VIII. 35; in
Sahara, VII. 123; and malaria,
VI. 177.
Anopheles similis, Strickl., described
as new from Malaya, VI. 81 ; a
synonym of A. novumbrosits, q.v.
Anopheles {*A.) simlensis, James &
List., in India, VIII. 31.
Anopheles {Myzorhynchus) sinensis^
Wied. (see A. hyrcanus).
Anopheles (Cellia, *Myzomyia)
squamosals, Theo. [tananarivensis ,.
Ventr.), in S. Africa, IX. 128;.
in W. Africa, VI. 17; probably
recorded in error from Egypt,
lil. 10, VIII. 35; in Madagascar,
VI. 157, IX. 68, 90; in Zanzibar,
VI. 123, VIII. 112; and malaria,
IX. 90.
Anopheles (*Myzomyia, Neocellia)
stcphensi, List., in Arabia, IV.
173. VIII. 13; in India, I. 1. 142,
TI 154, 191, 192, III. 39, 40, 41,
102, 162, IV 74, VI. 2, 195, 196,
VIII. 106, IX 6, 124, 125, 130,
X. 67. 75, 79; in Mesopotamia,
III. 212, VIII. Ill, IX. 146, 159;
failure to infect with leishmania-
sis, I. 1, IV. 103; and malaria,
I. 142, III. 102. 162, IV. 74, 104,
VI. 3, VIII 107, 111, IX. 124,
125, 146, 159 ; breeding-places of,
II. 154, III. 39, 41; tail-hooks in
larva of, X. 75.
Anopheles {*A.) stigmaticus, Skuse
(corethroides, Theo.) in Australia,
II. 149, IX. 147.
Anopheles {*A., Avvibalzagia) strigi-
maciila, D. & K., in Mexico, VII.
23.
Anopheles [*Myzomyia, Pseiido-
myzomyia) subpictus, Grassi [rossi,
Giles), in Andamans, I. 51; iii
Burma, III. 232; in Ceylon, II.
70, 130, VIII. 50; in Cochin
China, IT. 198; in India, I. 79,
144, II. 142, 153, 191, 192, 193,
ITT. 39, 41, 42, 50, 66, 162, IV.
74, 118, 124, V. 39, VI. 2, 173,
195, VIII. 5. 106, 107, IX. 6, 124,
130, X. 67, 75, 180 ; in Philippines,
II. 153, III. 65, 67, 229, V. 142,
VI. 193, VIII. 94; transmitting
filariasis. II. 133, 155, VIII. 107,
X. 95, 180; a slight or doubtful
carrier of malaria, I. 51, II. 153,
III. 39, 66, 67, 214, IV. 74, V.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
59
142, VI. 173, 195 ; experimentally
infected with malaria, VI. 2;
breeding-places of, I. 144, II. 153,
III. 39, 41, 65, 213, IV. 118, 124 ;
effect of temperature on oviposi-
tion of. X. 78; larva of. III. 117,
X. 75 ; effect of calomel on larva
of, II. 142; swarming of, VIII.
94; synonymy of, VIII. 49; A.
ludlowi distinct from, X. 113.
Anopheles subpictiis var. malayensis,
Hacker {rossi, Giles), described as
new, IX. 73 ; in Formosa, VI. 50 ;
in Dutch E. Indies, IV. 130, V.
26, 27, 66, VI 53, 110, 156, 214,
VII. 76, 96, 98, 184, VI II. 53, 55,
152, 153, IX. 3, 4, 131, 173, X.
95, 113, 120, 211 ; in Malava, I.
6, 18, 34, II 46, III 102, 202,
IV. 54, 67, VII. 84, 85, IX. 73, X.
58, 207; a slight or doubtful
carrier of malaria. III. 102, VI.
214, IX. 4; probably not trans-
mitting plague, V. 66 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 130, VIII. 53, IX.
74 ; two types of larva of, VII.
184; anatomy of, IX. 173;
characters distinguishing, from
A. vagus, X. 236.
Anopheles [*Myzomyi a, Pyyetophorus)
superpictus, Grassi [palestinensis,
Theo., superpictus niacedoniensis,
Cot & Hovasse), not observed in
Albania, VI. 175; in Albania,
VII. 138, VIII. 87; in S.W. Asia,
IX. 13 ; in Bulgaria, IX. 177 ; in
Egypt, X. 27; in Greece, V. 87,
VII. 141, VIII. 87; in India,
VI. 2, X. 75; in Macedonia, VI.
72, 117, 162, 191. 201, VII 29, 34,
78, 141, VIII. 87, 90, IX. 20, 32,
91, 92, X. 9, 10; in Mesopotamia,
IX. 159; in Palestine, II. 100,
VIII. 51, IX. 98, 99, X. 28, 169;
in S. Russia, II. 108, X. 10; in
Turkestan, I. 196; and malaria,
IV. 104, VI. 117, VII. 34, 141,
IX. 32, 98, 99, 159, 177, X. 9, 10,
27, 28, 169 ; breeding-places of,
VI. 191, 201, VII. 78, IX. 91, 99;
hibernation of, VII. 29, IX. 91;
synonvmy of, VI. 72, VIII. 35,
X. 18".
Anopheles superpictus var. vassilievi,
Portch., in Turkestan, I. 196.
Anopheles (Cellia) tananarivensis,
Ventr. (see A. sqiiamosus).
Anopheles {*Nyssorhynchus) tarsi-
maculatus, Goeldi, in Argentina,
VIII. 107; in Brazil, VI. 90, X.
175, 216 ; in British Guiana, X.
33, 217 ; in Dutch Guiana, X. 76 ; j
in Panama, II. 133, III. 223, IV.
97, 98. V. 34, VII. 127, VIII. 197,
IX. 108, X. 11, 222; m Trinidad,
II. 24; in Venezuela, IX. 13, X.
62; and malaria, II. 24, 133, 223,
IV. 104, X. 76, 216; breeding-
places of, II. 223, VII. 24, X. 33,
217, 222; flight of, II. 223, V.
134 ; treated as a variety of A .
albitnanus, X. 11, 62.
Anopheles [*Myzomyia, Neomyzom-
yia) tessellatiis, Theo., in For-
mosa, VI. 50 ; in Hong Kong, III.
141; in India, III. 42, IV. 124;
in Dutch E. Indies, IV. 23; in
Malaya, I. 6, 229, III. 102, IV.
54, VI. 126, VIII. 84, IX. 74, X.
207; in the Philippines, III. 65;
breeding-places of, VI. 126, IX.
74; early stages of, I. 229;
attacking fowls, IX. 131 ; repro-
ductive capacity of, X. 207;
synonymy of, I. 6, VIII. 55;
considered a variety of A. punctii-
latus, IX. 133.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) theileri,
Edw., in Nigeria, VI. 225.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia, Nyssorhyii-
chus) theobaldi, Giles, in India, 1.
218, III. 41, IV. 74, X. 79; and
malaria, IV. 74, 104 ; breeding-
places of, I. 218, III. 41.
Anopheles thorntoni, Ludl. (see A.
tessellatus).
Anopheles tibiomaculatus, Neiva (see
A . eiseni) .
Anopheles treacheri, Leic. (see A.
aitkeni).
Anopheles {*Mvzomvia) turkhudi,
List., in Arabia, HI. 212 ; in S.W.
Asia, IX. 13; in India, III. 10,
40, IV. 74, VI. 2, VIII. 31, X.
18, 75; and malaria, IV. 74, VI.
2, 177 ; a possible carrier of
malaria, HI. 10; breeding-places
of, HI. 10; A. multicolor pre-
viously recorded as, HI. 143, VI.
177, VIII. 35, 51, IX. 99, X. 27,
28; A. multicolor (chaudoyei)
considered distinct from, VI. 201.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) turkhudi var.
persiciis, Edw., described as new
from Persia, X. 18.
Anopheles {*A., Myzorhynchus) um-
brosus, Theo., in W. Africa, IV.
45, 66, V. 3, VI. 17; in Borneo,
III. 11, IV. 73; in Dutch E.
Indies, IV. 23, V. 26, 27, VII. 76,
96, 97, 183, VIII 54, IX. 135,
136, 173, X. 38, 150, 151; in
Malaya, I. 6, 34, 229, II. 46, HI.
102, IV. 54, 67, V. 54, VI. 125.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
VIII. 80, 84, 85, IX. 74, X. 152;
and malaria, II. 46, III. 102, IV,
54, 67, 73, 104, VI. 125, IX. 74;
experiments in transmission of
malaria by, VIII. 80, 135, 136; a
doubtful carrier of malignant
tertian. III. 11, VII. 97 ; breeding-
places of, II. 46, V. 54, VII. 183,
IX. 74, 135, 136, X. 38, 150;
attacking domestic animals, IX.
131 ; effect of clearing against, X.
152; anatomy of, I. 73; placed
in subgenus Myzorhynchns, I.
131, 229 ; A . novumbrosns com-
pared with, V. 10.
Anophele.<; [*Myzoniyia) vagus, Don.
{rossi, Giles, var. indefimtus,
Ludl.), in Formosa, VI. 50; in
Hong Kong, III. 141; in India,
III. 229, IV. 124, X. 68 ; in Dutch
E. Indies, IV. 23, VI. 53, 110,
213, 214, VII. 76, 96, 98, 99, 184,
VII I. 53, 54, 55, 152, IX. 3, 4,
135, 136, 173, X. 5, 38, 39, 120 ;
in Malava, VI. 124, VIII. 123,
IX. 73, X. 58, 152, 207, 208 ; in
Philippines, III. 65 ; Haplospo-
ridiuni infesting, IX. 3 ; suscepti-
bility of, to experimental infection
with malaria, II. 113, VI. 125,
127, VII. 98, VIII. 135, IX. 136 ;
small natural infection of, with
malaria, IX. 4 ; infectivity of,
to Plasmodium praecox, IX. 131;
breeding-places of, VI. 124, VII.
99, 184. VIII. 54, IX. 74, 136, X.
58, 120; attacking cattle, IX.
131 ; reproductive capacity of,
X. 207; anatomy of, IX. 173;
tail-hooks in larva of, X. 75, 208 ;
treated in error as a synonym of
A. ludlowi, VI. 110, VII. 76; A.
immacitlatus probably a form of,
IX. 133 ; charactersdistinguishing,
from A . snbpictus var. m,alayensis,
X. 236.
Anopheles vanus (see A. hyrcanus
var. vaniis).
Anopheles {*A., Arrihalzagia) venez-
uelae, Evans, described as new
from Venezuela, X. 183 ; probably
a variety of A . pimctimacula, X.
183.
Anopheles {*A.) vestitipennis, D. &
K., distribution of, in Central
America. VII. 23; in Jamaica, II.
20, IV. 90.
Anopheles {*A.) walkeri, Theo., in
Canada, X. 19; in U.S.A., VII.
23, VIII. 78, X. 204; a possible
carrier of malaria, X. 19; breed-
ing-places of, VII. 23.
Anopheles {*Myzomyia) watsoni,
Leic, in Malaya, III. 102.
Anopheles i*Myzomyia) wellcomei,
Theo., in Belgian Congo, I. 220.
Anopheles {*A.) wellingtonianiis,
Alcock, described as new, I. 7; in
Malaya, I. 7, III. 102.
Anopheles {*Myzom,yia, Neocellia,
Nyssorhynchus) willmori, James,
in Burma, III. 50; in Formosa,
VI. 50; in India, I. 142, II. 154,
193, IV. 74, VI. 2, 195, VIII. 161,
X. 79 ; recorded in error in
Malaya, II. 46, III. 102; and
malaria, VI. 2, VIII. 161; breed-
ing-places of, I. 142, II. 154;
trematode parasite of larva of,
VI. 2; anatomy of, VI. 208; A.
maculatus recorded as, II. 46.
Anopheles willmori, Leic. nee James
(see A . m.aculatus) .
anophelis, Culicoides.
anorufa, Pyrellia.
anseris, Lipeurus.
Antarctophthirius microchir, Troues.
& Neum., on Zalophus calif oy-
nianits in the Pacific, IV. 196.
antennalis, Uranotaenia.
antennatis, Pyrellia.
antennatus. Anopheles (see A.
bihircatus) ; Neohaematopiniis ;
Phlehotonms minutus.
Anthocoris sylvestris, L., spirochaetes
in, on Euphorbia, IX. 120.
Anthomyia, eggs of Dermatobia laid
on, in Brazil, VI. 130; breeding
in manure in Britain, VII. 191;
causing myiasis in man, I. Ill,
VI. 3 ; in dead bodies, IX. 121.
Anthomyia heydeni, Wied., carrying
eggs resembling those of Derma-
tobia, III. 194.
Anthomyia pluvialis, L., in houses
in Britain, IV. 144 ; larvae of, in
man. III. 31, 152.
Anthomvia radicum, L., in Britain,
IV. 143, VII. 191, VIII. 22;
bionomics of, IV. 143 ; natural
enemies of, VII. 191, VIII. 22;
frequenting houses, II. 19, III.
175, IV 143.
Anthomyia scalaris (see Fannia).
anthropophaga, Cordylobia ; Thyreo-
phora.
antilope, Tabanus.
antipodeus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus).
antiqtussima, Musca.
antiquorum, Doratopsylla.
antrozoi, Penicillidia.
apachinus, Ceratophyllus ignotus.
apertus, Ctenophthalmiis.
Aphaereta cephalotes, Hal., suggested
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
61
introduction of, into Australia,
VIII. 174; parasite of flies in
Britain, IV. 146, VIII. 22.
Aphiochaeta civcumsetosa, de Meij.,
treated as a synonym of A.
xanthina, X. 137.
Aphiochaeta ferruginea, Aust.
(Brunetti ms.), treated as a
synonym of A. xanthina, X. 137.
(See A. scalaris.)
Aphiochaeta repicta, Schmitz (see
A. xanthina).
Aphiochaeta rufipes, Mg., in houses
in Britain, IV. 102, 121 ; causing
myiasis in India, IX. 53, X. 17,
137.
Aphiochaeta scalaris, Lw. (ferru-
ginea, Aust.), contaminating milk
in Georgia, VIII. 187; infesting
meat in India, VI. 63; relation
of, to disease, IV. 51.
Aphiochaeta xanthina, Speis. {re-
picta, Schmitz), intestinal parasite
of man in W. Africa, X. 142;
causing myiasis in India, IX. 53,
X. 17, 137.
Aphis legimiinosa, Theo., associated
with disease of domestic animals
in Egypt, X. 133.
aphobema, Wyeoniyia.
Aphodius coloradensis, Horn, Gon-
gylonema found in, IV. 63.
Aphodius femoralis, Say, Gongylo-
nema found in, IV. 63.
Aphodius fimetarius, L., Gongylo-
nema found in, IV. 63.
Aphodius granarius, L., Gongylo-
nema found in, IV. 63.
Aphodius vittatus. Say, Gongylonema
found in, IV. 63.
apicalis, Culex ; Cuterebra; Psoro-
phora (see P. confinnis).
apicicornis, Clerada.
apicimacula. Anopheles {Arribal-
zagia) .
apicoannulatus , Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
apicoargenteus, Aedes (Stegomyia).
apiformis, Silvius.
Apiomerus, confused with Triatoma
in Brazil, VI. 92.
apis, Tarsonenms.
aplodontinae , Leptinillus.
apodemi, Demodex arvicolae.
apollinaris, Ceratophyllus .
Aponomma, in Queensland, VIII. 74.
Aponomma decorosum, Koch, on
Tachyglossus aculeatus in Aus-
tralia, III. 153.
Aponomma exornatuni, Koch, in
S.W. Africa, VII. 19; in Italian
Somaliland, IV. 70 ; on dogs,
III. 4.
Aponomma inornatum. Banks, on
dogs. III. 4.
Aponomma laeve, Neum., on snakes
in Gold Coast, IV. 81, V. 45; in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Aponomma trimaculatum, Lucas, in
N. Australia, IV. 11.
aponoinmoides , Haemaphysalis iner-
mis.
appendiculata, Corethrella.
appendiculatus, Rhipicephalus.
appendigaster , Evania.
aprepes, Tabanus.
aptericola, Ixodes,
apteridis, Ixodes,
apterus, Pyrrhocorts.
Apterygida arachides (see Prolabia).
aquatica, Podura.
arabica, Chrysoniyia (see C mar-
ginalis) ; Mansonia (see Aedes
caspius).
arabicus. Anopheles [Myzomyia)
funestus; Culex (see Aedes caspius);
Liponyssus.
arachides, Prolabia (Apterygida).
Araeopsylla, gen. n., IX. 61.
Araneus audax. Black, toxicity of
extracts of, VI. 112.
Araneus erythromela, Holmb., toxi-
city of extracts of, VI. 112.
aranoides, Rachionotomyia.
arborealis, Aedes.
arbustorum, Eristalis.
ArchaeopsyUa erinacei, Boh., hosts
of, in Britain, I. 103, IX. 47 ; on
hedgehogs in Caucasus, IV. 151.
ArchaeopsyUa polymorphus, Weiss,
described as new from hedgehogs
in Tunisia, IX. 52.
arcotus, Ceratophyllus.
arctica, Theobaldia (see T. alaska-
ensis).
arcticum, Simuliiim.
arcuatus, Chortoglyphus ; Culicoides ;
Leiognathus .
ardua, Coptopsylla.
arenarius, Culicoides.
arenivagus, Tabanus.
Argas, rare in Brazil, 11.53; on rats
in St. Vincent, II. 129.
Argas brumpti, Neum., in E. Africa,
II. 50; in Sudan, III. 228;
bionomics of, II. 50, HI. 228.
Argas columbae. Herm. (reflextts, F.),
III. 44, VIII. 89; in Alsace-
Lorraine, VIII. 188; in France,
IX. 145; in Italy, IX. 39; in
Russia, V. 99 ; on domestic
birds, IX. 39, X. 217; feeding
habits of, X. 28; effect of
chloropicrin gas on, IX. 145 ;
synonymy of, X. 217.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Argas miniaius, Koch (see A.
per si ens).
Argas persicus, Oken, 111. 44; in
S. Africa, VII. 19, 95, 154, IX. 48 ;
in Argentina, IV. 177, VII. 11;
in Australia, I. 23-25, II. 12, 115,
116, III. 230, VI 1. 67, 144, 187,
VIII. 74, 128, 164, IX. 132, X.
110; in Brazil, V. 190, IX. 121;
in Bulgaria, V. 33 ; in Chile, IV.
177 ; in Belgian Congo, IX. 164 ;
in Egypt, III. 47; in British
Guiana, V. 4; in Mauritius, III.
53, 221 ; in Morocco, IX. 150 ; in
Nyasaland, VIII. 37; in Pales-
tine, VIII. 69; in Persia, VIII.
197. IX. 176; in Russia, II. 119,
III. 63, X. 102; in Serbia, VII.
130; in Somaliland, II. 9, IV. 70;
in Sudan, IX. 176; in Tunis, II.
161, X. 69; in Turkestan, V. 87,
98 ; in U.S.A., I. 115, II. 44, 102a,
VI. 224, VIII. 70, X. 83; in
Venezuela, VIII. 2; in West
Indies, II. 129, 175; and spiro-
chaetosis, 1. 33, 215, II. 119, 161,
III. 129. IV. 62, 101, 192, V. 33,
190, VII 130, 154, IX. 121, 150,
176, X. 102, 110; and relapsing
fever, VIII. 69, 70, 197; on
cattle, II. 102a; attacking man,
VIII. 69, 197, IX. 176; on poul-
try, I. 23-25, II. 9, 51, 102a,
115, 116, 119, III 53, 68, 221,
IV. 62. 101, 192, V 4, 33. 87, 98,
190, VII 11, 19, 67, 95, 130,
VIII. 74. 128, X. 110; on rats.
III. 47; bionomics of, I. 25, 115,
II. 161, HI. 26, IX 213, X. 28;
measures against, I. 23-25, 116,
III. 230, VII. 67, 95. 144, VIII.
128, IX 132, 176, X. 103, 110;
anatomy of, I. 104; regeneration
in. II. 50, VIII. 133; chemistry
of saliva of. III. 43.
Argas persicus porteri, Lahille, in
Chile, IV. 177.
Argas reflexHs, F. (see A. columbae).
Argas vespertilionis, Latr., on bats
in W. Africa. I. 33; in Mesopo-
tamia, IX. 146.
argenteopunctatus, Aedes {Ochlero-
tatus) ; Ctilex.
argenteorostris , Cleobonnea.
argenteoventralis, A rjnigeres.
argentetis, Aedes {Stegomyia).
argentina, Haematopota (Chryso-
zona) .
argentinus, Lisfrophorus ; Protero-
rhynchus (see Anopheles pseudo-
punctipennis) .
argentipes, Phlehotomus.
argtitus, Ceratophyllus.
argyreatnm, Siinulium.
argyricephala, Lticilia.
argyritarsis, Anopheles {Cellia).
argyrithorax, Aedes (Finlaya).
argyropalpis, Topomyia.
argyropus, Anopheles {Myzorhvn-
chiis) {see A . mauritianus) ; Urano-
taenia.
ariasi, Phlehotomus.
arisamis, Tabanus.
armata, Fannia ; Nilobezzia.
armatipes, Glossina.
Armigeres, treated as a subgenus of
Aedes, V. 52; notice of key to
Oriental species of, X. 229 ;
thoracic appendages not present
in larva of, X. 80.
Armigeres {Leicester ia) annulipalpis,
Theo., II. 82.
Armigeres {Leicesteria) anniditarsis,
Leic, II. 82.
Armigeres argenteoventralis, Theo.,
distribution of, in Africa, IV. 120.
Armigeres (Neosquamomvia) breiuli,
Tayl., in Papua, II. 135, III. 153.
Armigeres brevi tibia, Edw., described
as new from Borneo, III. 10.
Armigeres {Leicesteria) cingnlatns,
Leic, II. 82.
Armigeres confusus, Edw., described
as new from Borneo, III. 115.
Armigeres conjungens, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Borneo,
III. 10.
Armigeres {Leicesteria) digitatiis,
Edw., described as new fiom
Oriental Region, II. 82.
Armigeres {Leicesteria) dolichoce-
phalus, Leic, TI. 82.
Armigeres durhami, Edw., described
as new from Malaya, V. 53.
Armigeres {Chaetomyia, Leicesteria)
flaims, Leic, II. 82; oviposition
habits of, in Malaya, V. 123.
Armigeres hybridus, Edw., described
as new from Borneo, III. 10.
Armigeres jugraensis, Leic, in
Sumatra, IV. 23.
Armigeres kuchingensis, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Borneo, III.
115.
Armigeres lacuum, Edw., described
as new from New Guinea, X. 154.
Armigeres {Leicesteria) longipalpis,
Leic, II. 82; in Formosa, VI. 51.
Armigeres {Leicesteria) tnagniis,
Theo., II. 82; breeding-places of,
in India, VI. 64.
Armigeres maiae, Edw., described
as new from Malaya, V. 53.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
63
Armigeres maximus , Edw., described
as new from. Sumatra, X. 198.
Armigeres nwultoni, Edw., described
as new from Borneo, III. 10.
Armigeres {Desvoidya) obtitrbans,
Wlk. [ventralis, Wlk.), in Aus-
tralia, III. 37; in Ceylon, II. 70;
in China, I. 232, II. 28 ; in Cochin
China, II. 155; in Formosa, VI.
51; in Hong Kong. III. 141; in
India, I. 79, 143, 162, 163, VI. 64,
196, IX. 80, 124; in Dutch E.
Indies, X. 211; in Papua, III.
153 ; experimental transmission
of dengue by, VI. 195; breeding-
places of, I. 143, 162, III. 270,
X. 211 ; predacious iiabits of, IX.
124; repellents for, IX. 80.
Armigeres {Leicester! a) pectinatus,
Edw., described as new from
Oriental Region, II. 82.
Armigeres {Leicesteria) pendulus,
Edw., described as new from
Oriental Region, II. 82.
Armigeres {Scutomyia) treiibi, Meij.,
correct genus for, X. 229.
Armigeres ventralis, Wlk. (see A.
obtitrbans) .
armillatus , Armillifer [Porocephalus] .
Armillifer {Porocephahts) armillatus,
Wyman, infesting man in Senegal,
X. 155.
armipes, Hydrotaea ; Lispa ; Palpo-
inyia.
arribalzagae, Psorophora {Janthino-
soma) {see P. discritcians) ; Taenio-
rhynchtds.
Arribalzagia, a subgenus of Ano-
pheles, q.v.
Arthrolytits, parasitic on household
insects, IV. 121.
arvensis, Mellintis ; Sarcophaga ;
Tabanus.
arvicanthis, Polyplax.
A sea affinis, Oudms., on rats in
Britain, III. 9.
Ascia podagrica, F., breeding in
manvire in British Isles, VII. 191.
Ascis, infested with Hvmenolepis,
III. 138.
ashworthi, Aedes {Ochlerotatiis).
asiaticus. Anopheles (LopJioscelo-
myia, Myzorhynchus).
asini, Haematopiniis.
asininus, Gastropliilns intestinalis.
Asopia farinalis (see Pyralis).
-asperus, Ovnithodoriis.
Aspidoptera, notice of key to species
of, X. 93.
Aspidoptera niinuta, Costa Lima,
described as new on Tonatia
amblyotes in Brazil, X. 93.
Aspilota fuscicornis, Hal., parasite
of flies in Britain, VIII. 22.
Aspilota nervosa, Hal., parasite of
flies in Britain, VIII. 22.
assimilis, Muscina ; Typhlopsylla.
astia, Xenopsylla.
astutus, Tabanus.
ater, Aedes {Stegomyia) (see Rachio-
notomyia) ; Gastroxides ; Silvius ;
Tabanus {Atylotus).
aterrima, Phora.
atra, Conicera ; Rachionotomyia
{Aedes, Stegomyia) ; Uranotaenia.
Atractocerus brasiliensis, Serv., sus-
pected of causing myiasis in
Mexico, III. 194.
Atractodes bicolor, Grav., parasite
of Calliphora erythrocephala in
Britain, VIII. 22.
Atractodes exilis, Hal., parasite of
Hydrotaea dentipes in Britain,
Vil. 191.
Atractodes tenebricosus, Grav., para-
site of Hydrotaea dentipes in
Britain, VIL 191.
atrata, Rhegmoclema.
atratipes, Anopheles {Pyretophorus).
atratus, Atrichopogon; Culex {Mel-
anoconion) ; Tabanus.
Atrichopogon, notice of key to species
of, X. 52.
Atrichopogon acanthocopum, I. & M.,
described as new from Nigeria,
X 233.
Atrichopogon acosmetum, I. & M.,
described as new, X. 233 ; in Gold
Coast, X. 233, 234.
Atrichopogon africanum, I. & M.,
described as new, X. 61 ; in Gold
Coast, X. 61, 234.
Atrichopogon atratus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New South
Wales, VII. 154.
Atrichopogon atratus var. rufiventris,
Kieff., described as new from New
South Wales, VII. 154.
Atrichopogon aun'coma, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Colombia,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon bifasciatus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New Guinea,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon biroi, Kieff., described
as new from New Guinea, VII.
154.
Atrichopogon brevicellula, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun, X.
51.
Atrichopogon chrysosphaerotum, L &
M., described as new, X. 61; in
Gold Coast, X. 61, 234 ; breeding-
places of, X. 234.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Atrichopogon cohtmbianus, Kieff.,
described as new from Colombia,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon conglomeratiis, Kieff.,
described as new from Kamerun,
X. 51.
Atrichopogon conglomeyatus var.
niloticus, Kieff., described as new
I'rom Sudan, X. 51.
Atrichopogon coracinns, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New South
Wales, VII. 154.
Atrichopogon elektrophaeum, I. &
M., described as new, X. 61; in
Gold Coast, X. 61, 234.
Atrichopogon fiehrigi, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon flavidus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Philippines,
IX. 191.
Atrichopogon flavipes, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Atrichopogon liaemorrhoidalis, Kieff.,
described as new from Formosa,
IX. 191.
Atrichopogon Jiamiferus, Goetgh., in
Britain, IX. 195.
Atrichopogon- liesperium, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold Coast,
X. 233.
Atrichopogon homoium, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, X. 61.
Atrichopogon immaculatus, Kieff.,
described as new from New
Guinea, VII. 154.
Atrichopogon insiilaris, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Formosa, IX.
191.
Atrichopogon kelainosoma, I. & M.,
described as new, X. 233 ; in
Gold Coast, X. 233, 234.
Atrichopogon kribiensis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun,
X. 51.
Atrichopogon longiserra (see Gymno-
helea) .
Atrichopogon lucorum, Mg., syno-
nymy of, X. 141.
Atrichopogon lucorum, Winn, (see
A . winnertzi) .
Atrichopogon microtomiis, Kieff.,
described as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon nilicola, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Sudan, X. 51.
Atrichopogon pallidipes, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon perfuscum, I. & M.,
described as new, X. 61 ; in
Gold Coast, X. 61, 234.
A trichopogon peruvianus, Kieff.,
described as new from Peru, VII.
154.
Atrichopogon piceiventris, Kieff.,
described as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon pilosipennis, Kieff. (see
Lasiohelea velox).
Atrichopogon pritinosus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
IX. 191.
Atrichopogon rufescens, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
IX. 191.
Atrichopogon sanctilaurentii, Kieff.,
described as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon sessiUs, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New Guinea,
VII. 154.
Atrichopogon singularis, Kieff. (see
Gymnohelea).
Atrichopogon sylvaticus, Winn, (see
A. lucorum).
Atrichopogon vestitipennis, Kieff.,
described as new from New
Guinea, VII. 154.
Atrichopogon winnertzi, Goetgh., n.n.
for A. lucorum, Winn, nee Mg.,
X. 141.
Atrichopogon xantlioaspidium, C, I,
& M.', described as new, IX. 76;
in Gold Coast, IX. 76, X. 234.
atrimanus, Tabanus.
atripes, Rachionotomyia {Culex^
Mimeteomyia, Scutomyia, Stego-
inyia).
atritarsis, Aedes argenteus.
atrobasis, Tabanus.
atroclavatus, Pklebotomus.
atrohirtus, Tabanus.
atropos. Anopheles,
atrosignatus, Dermacentor.
Atrypodevma, IX. 157.
AttagenuS: in dead bodies, IX. 121.
Atvlotus, Asilids predacious on, in
Formosa, VIII. 119.
Atvlotus ater (see Tabanus).
Atvlotus fulviis (see Ochrops).
Atyphloceras, gen. n., IV. 33.
Atyphloceras echis, J. & R., described
as new from Mus in Arizona, IV.
33.
Auchmeromyia, III. 97; special
relation of, to mammals, III. 98,
V. 36.
Auchtneromvia lufeola, F., in E.
Africa, VII. 86, IX. 93 ; in Belgian
Congo, I. 45, 91, 145, II. 170, III.
199; in Eritrea, IV. 156; in
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
65
French Guinea, IV. 22 ; in Rho-
desia, I. 131, III. 164 ; in Senegal,
" IV. 102 ; absent from Zanzibar,
III. 50; bionomics of, I. 69, 172-
175, III. 54, 164, IV. 102;
exchisively a parasite of man, I.
91, III. 98; method of sucking
blood by. III. 122, VI. 155;
distribution of, I. 172; abnormal
development of, IX. 86 ; measures
~ against, III. 164; Ochromyia
jejeuna allied to, VI. 131.
Auchmeromyia praegrandis (see
Choeromyia) .
nucta, Calliphova.
audax, Araneus.
augur, Anastellorhina {Calliphora,
Paracalliphora) .
Aulacephala, doubtful systematic
position of, IV. 22, V. 49.
aulacodi, Scipio.
Aulacogaster rufitarsis, Mg., Helico-
sporidium parasilicum infesting,
IX. 148.
■aiiliciis, Dermacentor reticulatus.
aurantapex, Culex.
aurantiacus, Pelecorhynchus (see P.
vulpes).
uureoargentatus, Oestrus.
aureohirtum, Simulinm.
aureopunctatum, Simulium.
aiireovestita, Erephopsis.
aurescens, Sabethinus ; Simulium
(Wilhehnia) nigrum.
•aureum, Simulium {N evermannia) .
aureus, Tabanus paUidepectoratus ;
Taeniorhynchus.
auribarbis, Cephenomyia.
auricoma, Atrichopogon ; Simulium.
auricularis, Dermatophagus .
auricularum, Chorioptes (see Oto-
dectes cynotis) ; Symbiotes.
miridorsum, Aedes {Finlaya).
aurifer, Aedes {Culex, Ochlerotatus).
aurifinis, Sarcophaga.
auri-fluQ-, Diatomineiira.
aurifluus, Megarhinus.
aurifrons, Sarcophaga.
aurimargo, Aedes.
aiiripennis, Taeniorhynchus.
auri pleura, Diatomineura.
auvirostris, Anopheles.
auritaenia^ Culex (see C. quasi-
gelidus) .
aurites, Taeniorhynchus ■ [Chryso-
conops).
auritulus, Ixodes,
auroides, Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
aiironitens, Aedes {Finlaya).
■ aurora, Chelotabanus.
■austeni, Chrysops ; Culicoides ; Glos-
sina ; Simulium.
(K 2009)
Austenina, gen. n., proposed for
Gloss ina brevipalpis, IX. 207.
australasiae, Periplaneta.
Aiistralencyrtus, gen. n., X. 1, 2.
Australencyrtus giraulti, Johnst. &
Tiegs, described as new, X. 1 ;
bionomics of, in Australia, X. 1,
2, 134 ; Stenosterys fulvov entrails
probably a synonym of, X. -56,
134.
australicus, Tabanus.
australiensis, Aedes {Finlaya, Leuco-
myia) ; Ceratopogon ; Culicoides.
australis, Kr., Aedes {Culex, Ochlero-
tatus).
australis, Ta,y\., Aedes {Aedimorphus)
(see A. tremula).
australis, Macq. nee Boisd.,, Musca
{Biumusca) (see M. convexifrons).
atistralis, Boophilus {Margaropus)
annulatus ; Denioplatus ; Haema-
physalis ; Helicobia ; Lucilia (see
L. caesar) ; Neoniacleaya (see
Culex hilli) ; Pangonia ; Rhopalo-
psyllus ; Silvius ; Tabanus.
Austrolestes annulosus, Selys, pre-
dacious on mosquitos in Australia,
V. 94.
Austrophasia, gen. n. proposed for
Hyalomyia. rufiventris, IV. 159.
autocratica, Wyeomyia.
autumnalis, Leptus {A cams, Micro-
thrombidiwm) ; Musca ; Tabanus.
auxiliaris, Mutilla.
avicularia, Ornithomyia.
avivim, Ceratophyllus ; Dermanyssus
(see D. gallinae).
Awatia, gen. n. proposed for Musca
cingalaisina {indica), IX. 207.
Azelaria macquarti, Staeg., biono-
mics of, in houses in Britain, IV.
144, 145.
azitrea. Fall., Phormia {Calliphora,
Protocalliphora).
azurea, Mg., Phormia {Protocalli-
phora) (see Phormia coerulea, R.-
D.).
azymus, Culex.
B.
babu, Phlebototnus (see P. minutus).
bacoti, Leiognathus.
bactilus, JJpeurits.
Bagrada picta, L., possibly trans-
mitting relapsing fever in India,
IX. 125.
bahamensis,' Culex {Transculicia).
bdhiensis, Pulex irritans.
bala's'sogldi, Wohlfahrtia.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
half our i, Uranotaenia.
ballardi, Liicilia.
bancrofti, Asdes {Skusea) ; Anopheles
{Myzorhynchns); Sarcophaga ; Sim-
14 Hum.
Bancroftia fascipes (see Orthopodom-
yia).
Bancroftia signifer (see Orthopodoni-
yia) .
hanksi, Aedes {F inlay a).
Banksinella, key to African species
of, III. 115 (see Aedes).
barharus, Ceratophyllus ; Culex ;
Tabanus.
harbata, Osca [Pangonia).
barber i, Anopheles {Coelodiazesis) ;
Lucilia (see L. sericata).
barbirostris, Anopheles (Myzomyia,
Myzorhynchns) .
harianensis, Anopheles [Myzorhyn-
chus).
barkeri, Culex [Loplioccratomyia).
barnesi, Tabanus.
barraiidi, Culex.
Barraudius, a new subgenus of Cnlex
iq.v.), X. 18.
basalis, Aedes (Pseudoskusea) (see
A . funereus) ; Chrysops.
basicinctus, Culex.
basifasciatits, Tabanus.
basilicus, Culex.
hassii, Tabanus.
bastagarius, Culex.
bata, Chrysoniyia (see C mcga-
cephala).
hatchelori, Tabanus.
Bathosomyia abnormalis (see Aedes).
Bdellolarvnx sanguinolenhts, Aust.,
in India, I. 209, IV. 75, VI. 64,
VIII. 31 ; life-history of, IV. 75.
beatificus, Tabanus.
beckeri, Chrysops ; Pangonia.
bedfordi, Phlebotomus minutus ; Tri-
chodectes.
helgicus, Culicoides.
bellator, Anopheles {Dendropaedium) .
bellicosiis, Tabanus.
bellus, Neoceratopogon [Ceratopogon).
Belminns rugulosus (see Triatoma).
Benibex, II. 104; predacious on
Glossina and other flies, II. Ill,
III. 141, IV. 171, VI. 99, VII. 11.
Bembex lunaia, F., predacious on
blood-sucking flies in India, IX.
79.
Bembex mbbii, Handl., predacious
on Tabanids in Nyasaland, III.
116.
Bembex olivata, Dahlb., predacious
on Auchmeroniyia, 1. 175.
Benibex rostrata, L., predacious on
Tabanids in Russia, III. 195.
Bembex spinolae, Lep., list of files,
found in nest of, V. 74.
Bembidula discisa, Tasch., pre-
dacious on Tabanids in British.
Guiana, V. 4.
Bembidula variegata, Oliv., pre-
dacious on Tabanids in British
Guiana, V. 4.
benefactrix , Mutilla.
bengalensis, Chrysomyia (see C.
albiceps) ; Gastrophihts intestinalis ;
Schbngastiella.
bequaerti, Choeromyia ; Pyrellia.
bergenstammi, Phora.
bcrgrothi, Theobaldia (see T. glaphy-
roptera).
beringeri, Haematopota.
berlandi, Aedes pulchritarsis.
berlesei, Liponyssus (see L. con-
fucianus).
bermudaensis, Liponyssus.
bertrandi, Oestrus (see O. variolosus),
besti, Tabanus.
beta, Sarcophaga.
bethsaidae, Tendipes.
bevisi, Aedes {Ochlerotatus).
Bezzia annulipes, Mg., synonymy
of, X. 141.
Bezzia foyi, I. & M., described as
new from Nigeria, X. 61.
Bezzia solstitialis, ^^'inn. (see B.
annulipes).
Bezzia tenehricosa, Goetgh., in Bri-
tain, IX. 195.
bezziana, Chrysomyia [Pycnosoma).
bezzii, Musca.
biannulata, Forcipomyia.
biannulatus, Aedes (Ochlerotatus)
minutus.
Bibio hortulanus, L., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191.,
Bibio johannis, L., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191..
Bibio longipes, I,w., Scatophaga
stercoraria preying on, II. 56.
bibula; Chrysomyia albiceps (see C
albiceps).
bibulus, Culex {Choeroporpa).
bicallosus, Tabanus (see T. macer).
bicaudatus, PteroUchus.
bicolor, Atractodes : Bolbodimyia ;
Forcipomyia: Harpactor [Rhino-
coris) ; Monomorium ; Pegoni-
yia ; Stibasoma ; Tabanus ; Uran-
otaenia.
bicolor ata, Diatomineiira.
bicornis, Rhipicentor.
bidentatus , Polyplax.
bifasciata, Palpomyia.
bifasciatus, Atrichopogon ; OnihO'-
phagus.
hifoliatus, Culer {Isostomyia).
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
67
bifuYcata, Rivoltasia {Epidermoptes).
bifurcatus, Anopheles.
bigoti, Haematopota.
biguttatiis, Citlicoides ; Tabaniis.
bilineata, Uranoiaenia.
bilineatus, Culex.
billingtoni, Tabaniis.
bilobata, Riuoltasia [Epidermoptes).
bimaculata, Uranotaenia.
bimaculatus, Aedes ; Diachlorus.
bimaculipes, Rachionotomyia [Phoni-
omyia).
bimaculosa, Chrysops.
biocellatiis, Aedes [Culex, Finlaya).
Bioniyia tentpestatitm (see Mitsca).
bipartipes, Sabethes.
bipunctnta, Forcipomyia.
bipunctatum, Simidium (see 5. din-
ellii) .
bipunctatus, Culex [Leiicomyia) geli-
dus ; Mycetaulus.
birdiei, Tabaniis.
biroi, Atrichopogon.
Bironella gracilis, Theo., bionomics
of, in New Guinea, X. 172, 179 ;
probably not transmitting ma-
laria, X. 172 ; considered distinct
from Anopheles, VII. 139; des-
cription of, X. 154.
bisbipunctatus, Cletiis.
biselliella, Tineola.
biseriatum, Menopon.
bisetis, Megarthroglossiis .
bisignatus, Culicoides.
bisoctodentatiis, Ctenophthalmiis (see
C. musculi).
bispinosa, Haemaphy satis.
bitaen iorhynchns, Culex.
bivittatiim, .Simidium,.
bivittatus, Melanoplus ; Menemerus.
blanchnrdi, Iches, Ceratopogon.
blanchnrdi, Salm, Ceratopogon (see
C. raphaelis).
blanchardi, Kirkioestrus [Kirkia).
blarinae, Doratopsylla.
Blatta americana (see Periplaneta).
Blatta germanica (see Blattella).
Blatta [Periplaneta) orientalis, L.,
in houses in Australia, VI. 62 ;
in Britain, IX. 99 ; in Germany,
X. 37 ; protozoa infesting, in
Russia, X. 99; in U.S.A., VI.
210, VII. 25, X. 199, 227; inter-
mediate host of a filaria causing
tumours in rats, I. 48; bionomics
of, IX. 99; measures against,
III. 126, IV. 140, VII. 25, IX.
99, X. 37, 227; on ships. III.
44; flagellates found in, VIII.
89, 154.
Blattella [Phyllodromia) germanica,
L., in Britain, IX. 99; in
(K 2009)
German}', X. 37 ; on hides from
India, III. 143; in Norway, IV.
180; in U.S.A., VI. 210, VII.
25, X. 133, 199, 227 ; bionomics
of, IX. 99, X. 37; effect of
temperature on, VI. 67; flagel-
lates not found in, VIII. 154;
Gongylonema scutatum found in,
IV. 63; on ships. III. 44;
measures against. III. 126, V.
132, VII. 25, IX. 99, X. 37, 133»
227.
Blepharoptera [Leria) serrata, L.,
bionomics of, in Britain, IV. 143 ;
breeding-places of, in U.S.A.,
VI. 116; hibernation of, in
houses, IV. 121.
bodkini, Wyeoniyia.
Boettcheria cimhicis, Towns., sea-
sonal prevalence of, in Montana,
V. 125.
Bogeria, IX. 157.
Bogeria [Cuterebra) emasculator.
Fitch, hosts of, in N. America,
III. 4, V. 82, VI. 166, 183.
Bogeria fasciata, Swenk, parasite of
Tamias in N. America, V. 82.
Bogeria princeps, Aust., parasite of
rodents in N. America, V. 82.
Bogeria scudderi, Towns., described
as new, V. 82 ; parasite of pigs,
V. 82.
Bolbodiniyia bicolor. Big., attacking
man in British Guiana, V. 4.
boliviensis, Anopheles [Kerteszia) ;
Palpomyia.
bolli, Spharagemon.
bonariensis, Chrysops ; Culex (see
C. dolosa).
bonneae, Culex.
bonnei, Culex [Carrollia).
Boophilus [Margaropus), on cattle
in E. Africa, VIII. 148, X. 16;
on dogs in Barbados, II. 129; on
cattle in Ceylon, X. 67 ; and
piroplasmosis in Gold Coast, IV.
42 ; not recorded in Hungary,
IX. 116; in Somaliland, II. 9;
experiments with leishmania and,
IV. 174.
Boophilus (Margaropus) annulatus,
Say, distribution of. III. 91;
in Argentina, VI. 74, 75, X. 149 ;
in Australia, III. 87, VII. 175,
VIII. 58 ; in Brazil, II. 57, IV. 69;
in Belgian Congo, V. 35 ; in
Egypt, III. 77, IV. 7, 192, X.
127, 133; in Guam, II. 126,
VIII. 74; in Italy, VII. 126,
X. 185; in Macedonia, VIII.
194 ; in Mesopotamia, IX. 146 ;
in Mexico, X. 118; in Nigeria,
5*
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
IV. 66, 113, VI. 225 ; in Sardinia,
V. 28 ; not found in Italian
Somaliland, IV. 70 ; in Turkej',
VI. 13; in U.S.A., I. 119, II.
102. 136, 145, III. 88, 91, 185,
IV. 2, VI. 143, 183, VII. 35, 36,
VIII. 99, IX. 69, 109, X. 183;
in Venezuela, IX. 13 ; in West
Indies, IV. 2, VI. 179, VIII. 31,
126 ; transmitting Babesia caballi,
X. 185; and piroplasmosis of
cattle and horses, I. 119, 205, II.
101, 126, IV. 7, 64, 69, V. 28,
71, VI. 13, 74, VII. 126, VIII. 31,
74, 126, IX. 13, X. 118, 127,
133, 149 ; hereditary infection
in, II. 113; on dogs.'lll. 4, IV.
58, VI. 183; effect of, on milk
production, III. 88; bionomics
of, II. 102, IV. 2; birds destroy-
ing, IV. 2; measures against, II.
102&, 145, IV. 79, VI. 75, 143,
VII. 35, 36, VIII. 58, 99, IX.
69, 109, X. 183.
Boophilus {Margaropiis) annitlatus
aiistralis, Fuller, in W. Africa,
III. 179, IV. 45, IX. 101; in
Australia, I. 11, 232, IT. 12, IV.
8, 11, VI. 27, 41, 102, 187, VII.
12-14, 186, VIII. 74, 187; in
Brazil, VIII. 66, 187; in Cevlon,
VI. 42; in Colombia, V. 176;
in Egypt, IV. 192, X. 133; in
Guam, II. 126, VIII. 74; in
British Guiana, V. 4 ; in India,
I. 155 ; not present in New
Zealand, VI. 115; in Philippines,
VII. 194; in Seychelles, IX. 189;
in Venezuela, IX. 13; in West
Indies, II. 129, 175, V. 64, VI.
179, IX. 150; and piroplasmosis
of cattle, T. 233, II. 126. IV. 192,
VII. 12, VIII. 66, 74. 165, 187,
IX. 13, 101, X. 133; probably
not a carrier of OncJiocerca gihsoni,
VI. 27 ; strains of cattle resistant
to, VI. 187; bionomics of, VI.
102, VII. 13; measures against,
I. 233, IV. 192, \'I. 41, 102, 179,
VII. 13, IX. 189.
Boophilus [Margaropus] annulatus
calcaratus, Neum., in N. Africa,
VIII. 165; in Albania, IX. 116;
in Russia and Turkestan, V. 98,
109, X. 102; and piroplasmosis,
VIII. 66, 165, X. 102; infecting
cattle with Grahamella, V. 109 ;
habits of larva of, VIII. 89.
Boophilus {Margaropus) annulatus
caiidatiis, Neum., in Guam, IV.
191, V. 184.
Boopliilus [Margaropus) annulatus
decoloratus, Koch, in E. Africa,
I. 21, HI. 133, 218; in S. Africa,
I. 83, II. 111-113, 177, III. 20,
IV. 46, VIII. 79, 137, 165, IV.
83; in W. Africa, IX. 101; in
Angola, VIII. 167; in Annam,
X. 171 ; introduced into Argen-
tina on camels, II. 129 ; in
Belgian Congo, IV. 64 ; in Maur-
itius, HI. 53, 221 ; in Nyasaland,
■ VII. 47, VIII. 33; and anaplas-
mosis, VI. 10, VIII. 166, IX. 83;
and piroplasmosis. III. 20, IV,
46, 64, V.' 71, VII. 47, VIII. 166,
167, IX. 83, 101; bionomics of.
II. 112 ; measures against, I.
83, II. 114, III. 21, 218, VIII.
137, IX. 84.
Boophilus [Margaropus) annulatus
microplus, Can., in S. America,
II. 129, 172, IV. 83, V. 168,
VI. 90, 238, 240, VII. 11, 175,
VIII. 18, 85; and anaplas-
mosis, II. 172; and piroplas-
mosis, II. 172, IV. 83, V. 168,
VIII. 18; hosts of, VI. 90;
development of pads on feet of,
VIII. 89.
Boophthora sericatum (see Siniulium),
hoothi, Dasyhelea.
Borborus, Herpetomonas iniiscae-
doniesticae in, in India, IX. 208.
Borborus equinus, Fall., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191;
Scatophaga stercoraria predacious
on, IX. 57.
borealis, Silvius ; Simulium [Pro-
sifmilium) ; Tabanus.
Borkhausen ia pseudospretella,
Staint., measures against, in
drugs, X. 85.
Bostrychus, parasitised by Cono-
stigmus, I. 93.
hotaurinorum, Olfersia.
Bothriothorax clavicovnis, Dalm.,
parasite of flies, II. 134.
botrana, Polychrosis.
boueti, Choeromyia ; Leptocimex
[Ciinex).
BoHvierella alluaudi, Giglio Tos, in
Seychelles, VIII. 175.
Bouvierella inornata, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Seychelles,
VIII. 175.
boiivieri, Stomoxys.
bovinus, Tabanus.
bovis, Choriot>tes bonis ; Deniodex ;
Gastrophilus (see G. intestinalis) ;
Hypoderma ; Psoroptes communis ;
Sav copies scabiei.
brachiale, Orthetrum.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
69
Brachvcoma devia, Fall., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
Bvachvgaster minutus, Ol., a para-
site of Blattella germanica in
Germany, X. 37.
Brachythemis [Cacergates) lencosticta,
Burni., preying on Glossina, II.
31.
hracteatitm, Sinuilium (see S.
aureiini).
brandoni, Glossina (see G. austeni).
brasiliana, Synthesiomyia (see S.
nudiseta).
brasiliense, A mblyomma.
brasiliensis, Atractoceriis ; Proter-
sesthes (Tersesihes) ; Triaioma ;
Xeno-psylla.
brassicae, Pieris.
braziliensis, Aedes [Finlaya) oswaldi;
Anopheles iCellia).
brehmei, Culex (see C. territans).
breinli, Armigeres {Neosquarnom-
yia) ; Tabanus.
brethesi, Culex ; Rhodnius.
brev i branch iutn, Simulium .
brevicellula, A trichopogon.
brevicellulus, Taeniorhynchus {Chry-
soconops) .
breviceps, Scipio.
brevicornis, Nasonia.
brevipalpis, Anopheles ; Culex [Cya-
thomyia) ; Glossina ; Megarhinus
(Toxorhynchifes).
Brevivhynchtis, II. 82.
brevirostris, Diatornineiira ; Urano-
taenia.
brenis, Fannia.
brevispinosus, Culex.
brevitarsis, Culicoides.
brevitibia, Armigeres.
breviuscnlus, Tabanus.
brevivitta, Tabanus.
brimontii, Amblyomma.
brishanensis, Tabanus.
bromelicola, Ceratopogon.
bromius, Tabanus.
broquettii, Aedes [Grabhamia) (see
A . dorsalis) .
bruchl, Tabanus.
bruch iana, Ctenomyophila.
bruesi, Tabanus.
brumpti, Argas ; Phlebotomus.
Brumptomyia, a new subgenus of
Phlebotomus {(J-v.), X. 50.
hriinnescens, Haematopota.
brttnneus, Ptiniis.
brunnipennis, Tabanus.
briinnipes, Stomoxys.
biicephala, Cnephalia.
bukaniensis, Pangonia.
bulgaricum, Simulium.
bullata, Sarcophaga.
bullatifrons, Haematopota.
Biiplex, gen. n., VIII. 208.
Buplex fuscinervis, Aust., described
as new from Cape Colony, VIII.
208.
bursa, Liponyssiis ; Rhipicephalus.
huscki, Aedes [Stegomyia) ; Droso-
phila.
buteonis, Ornithomyia.
butler i, Aedes.
buxtoni, Chrysops.
c.
caballus, Aedes [Grabhamia, Och-
lerotatus) .
Cacergates leucosticta (see Brachy-
themis).
Cacodmus ignotus. Roths., on bats
in Uganda, II. 95.
Cacodmus sparsilis. Roths., de-
scribed as new from bats in Natal,
Cacodmus villosus, Stal, II. 95.
Cacomyia albomaculata (see Hacmo-
gogus).
cadavericus, Trachynotus.
cadaverina, Cynomyia ; Pyrellia
(Ophyra).
cadaverinus, Dermestes ; Hister.
cadaverum, Glyciphagus.
caecigena, Tunga.
caecutiens, Chrysops.
Caenocephahis, gen. n., II. 93.
Caenocephalus concolor, Tayl., in
Tasmania, III. 37; breeding-
places of, in New South Wales,
IV. 182.
Caenoprosopon hamlyni, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from New South
Wales, VII. 12.
caesar, Lucilia.
caesarion, Cryptolucilia.
caesia, Cyrtoneura.
caffra, Trichodectes.
caiennensis, Tabanus.
cairnsensis, Aedes (Pseudoskusea) ;
Culex (Lophoceratomyia) (see C.
fraudatrix) .
cajennense, .^.mblyomma (see A.
cayennense) .
Calandra, parasitised by Ceroce-
phala, IV. 121.
Calandra iCalendra) granaria, L.,
not possessing vesicating pro-
perties, X. 147, 173.
Calandra oryzae, L., Pediculoides
ventricosus a parasite of, VIII.
123.
calcarata, Haemaphysalis.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
calcaratum, A mblyomma.
calcaratus, Boophilus {M argaropiis)
annulatus.
calcitrans, Stonioxys.
caledonica, Rachionotomyia.
caledonicus, Ixodes ; Tahanus.
Calendra (see Calandra).
calidus, Mallophora.
calif orniciis , Ceratophyllus ; Tahanus.
caliginea, Glossina.
caliginosa, Chaetoneurophora.
caliginosus, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
callangana, Palponiyia.
callida, Chrysops.
calligraphus, Chironomus.
Calliphora, III. 44, VII. 40; in
British Isles, IX. 57, 140; in
Egypt, VI. 100, 239 ; in Hawaii,
VI." 164 ; in Mesopotamia, V. 23 ;
in U.S.A., VI. 116: bionomics
of, II. 89; relation of various
protozoa to, V. 117, VI. 112,
IX. 96, 126, 144; parasites of,
V. 68 ; carriage of, by wind,
I. 233 ; colour preferences of,
VIII. 160; doubtful value of
Scatophaga stercornria against, IX.
57, 140 ; baits and traps for,
IV. 142, V. 23, VI. 116; effect of
hydrocyanic gas on, IX. 191 ;
other measures against, V. 23,
VI. 100.
Calliphora aucta, Wlk., in India,
X. 1.54.
Calliphora augttr (see Anastellor-
hina).
Calliphora azurea (see Phormia).
Calliphora color adensis. Hough, in
U.S.A., III. 62, V. 92, 125, X.
170 ; infesting meat factories,
V. 92 ; associated with goats, X.
170.
Calliphora dux, Esch., Chrysomyia
flaviceps recorded as, in Australia,
X. 56 ; a synonym of Chrysomyia
tnegacephala, q.v.
Calliphora erythrocephala, Mg., X.
73; in Australia, III. 15, IX.
155; in Austria, VI. 81; in
British Isles, II. 19, HI. 89, 175,
IV. 46, 102, 143, 167, 169, VII.
191, VIII. 22, 218, X. 87; in
Canada, HI. 155; in France, II.
134; in Gallipoh, IV. 92, VI.
26 ; C. aucta mistaken for, in
India, X. 154 ; in Manchuria,
X. 45 ; in Mesopotamia, IX. 15 ;
in New Zealand, VII. 107, IX.
168, X. 165; in Poland, VIII.
119; in Russia, I. 110; in
Salonika, IV. 179; in U.S.A.,
II. 16, III. 62, 161, IV. 5, V.
92, 125, 128, 145, VI. 103,
VIII. 30, X. 26; disseminating
ainoebic dysentery, VI. 82 ; trans-
mitting anthrax, X. 26 ; causing
myiasis, I. 67, HI. 152; flagel-
lates found in, VIII. 88; in-
fected with Nosema apis, II. 45;
bacteria transmitted from larva
to adult of, II. 62; bionomics of,
II. 16, HI. 161, IV. 143, X. 23,
172, 232 ; natural enemies of,
II. 56, V. 158, VHI. 22, 30, 218;
effect of temperature on, HI. 9;
larvae of, attacking snails, VIII.
24; hibernation of, V. 128;
sense reactions of. VII. 56;
abnormal development of, IX.
86; female armature of, VII.
133; measui-es against, IV. 5,
167, 169, VII. 191, X. 87; on
the battlefield, IV. 17.
Calliphora flavipes, in Queensland,
IV. 183.
Calliphora groeiilandica (see Phor-
mia).
Calliphora hortona, Wlk., infesting
sheep in New Zealand, IX. 168.
Calliphora icela, Wlk., in New
Zealand, IX. 168.
Calliphora incisoralis (see Ckrysom-
via incisuralis).
Calliphora lata, Coq., in Korea, IX.
180, X. 206 ; in Manchuria, X. 45 ;
hibernation of, IX. 180, X. 206.
Calliphora latifrons, Hough, in Mon-
tana, HI. 62, V. 125.
Calliphora oceaniae, R.-D. (see
A nastellorhina augur) .
Calliphora qiiadrimaculata, Swed.,
in New Zealand, VII. 107, IX.
168 ; possibly infesting sheep, IX.
168.
Calliphora rufifacies (see Chry-
somyia).
Calliphora varipes (see Chrysomyia).
Calliphora villosa, R.-D. (see Pol-
lenia stygia).
Calliphora viridescens, R.-D., in
Canada, VII. 196; infesting meat
factories in U.S.A., V. 92.
Calliphora vomitoria, L., X. 73; in
British Isles, II. 19, HI. 175,
180, IV. 46, 143, 145, VIII. 218;
in Canada, HI. 155, VI. 81: in
France, II. 119, 134, X. 176; in
Gallipoli, IV. 92, VI. 26; in
Germanv, VIII. 122; in Poland,
VIII. 119; in Sweden, VII. 157;
in U.S.A., V. 92, 128, 145, VI.
169, VII. 10, IX. 71, 173;
causing myiasis. III. 31, 152,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
71
VI. 3 ; relation of, to disease,
IX. 71, 173; larvae of, not
•causing limberneck in poultry,
VIII. 204; bionomics of, III.
180, IV. 145, VI. 81; stimuli
to oviposition of, IX. 139; hi-
bernation of, V. 128; larvae of,
reared in sterile media, VII. 140,
VIII. 36; sense reactions of,
VII. 56; measures against, II.
119, III. 181, IV. 169, X. 176;
parasites of, VIII. 218; in dead
bodies, IX. 121 ; posterior stig-
mata of larva of, II. 131.
•calliphorae, Chalcis.
■Calliptamus {Calopteniis) italiciis,
L., parasitised by Sarcophaga
spp., I. 151.
'Callistopsylliis , gen. n., IV. 33.
•CaUistopsyUus tevinus, J. & R.,
described as new from America,
IV. 33.
callithotrys, Aedes.
callosus, Silviiis.
Calocoris chenopodii, Mey. (see C.
lineolaiHs).
•Calocoris lineolaius, Goeze, on Eu-
phorbia in Italy, IX. 106.
•Calomyia priestleyi, Tayl., in
Queensland, IV. 60.
-Caloptenus italicus (see Calliptanms).
caloptera, Dichelacera.
Calopteryx, predacious on Anophe-
line larvae, IX. 142.
calopus, Aedes (see A. [Stegomyia)
argenteus) .
■calosomata, Uranotaenia.
calva, Polyplax.
■cameli, Sarcobtes scahiei.
■camelina, Hippobosca.
•cameloriim, Tersesthes.
■campestris, Aedes ; Cicindela ;
Uranotaenia.
Camponotits hannani. For., in houses
in Jamaica, IX. 31.
"Camponotits landolti zonatus, Emery,
a mechanical carrier of typhoid,
II. 9.
Camponotus pennsvlvanicus, De G.,
sodium fluoride against, in houses,
VI. 40.
■camposanus, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
camptorhvnchus, Aedes (Ochlerota-
tus).
Canadensis, Aedes [Culex, Ochlero-
tatus).
canaliculata, Forcipontyia.
canariense, Simulium.
cancer, Deinocerites.
cancricomes, Aedes [Skitsea).
cancroides, Chelifer.
canella, Epischnia.
canescens, Tephrochlamys.
ca-nestrinii, Glyciphagns ; Ornitho-
dorus.
canicular is, Fannia (Hoinalomyia).
caninus, Demodex (see I), caiiis).
canis, Ctenocephalus ; Demodex ;
Otodectes {Chorioptes) cynotis ;
Sarcoptes scahiei ; Trichodectes.
canisuga, Ixodes.
cannabina, Phorbia [Choriophila).
cantans, Aedes (Culex, Culicada)
(see A. maculatus).
cantator, Aedes [Culex, Ochlerotatus).
Cantharis flavicornis, Duf., causing
dermatitis in Senegal, IV. 15.
Cantharis hirticornis, Haag, value
of, in India, X. 128.
Cantharis vesicatoria (see Lytta).
Cantharis vestita, Duf., causing
dermatitis in Senegal, IV. 15.
Canthon, introduced into Hawaii
against Lyperosia irritans, X. 83;
in U.S.A.', X. 83.
Canthon violaceus, Ol., proposed
introduction of, into Porto Rico
to destroy breeding-places of
Lyperosia,\ll. 186.
canus, Tabanus.
capensis, Haemolaelaps ; Hippo-
bosca ; Lynchia [Olfersia) ; Rhino-
lophopsylla ; Rhipicephalus.
capillatus, Solenopotes.
capitis, Pediculus.
caponis, Lipeurus.
caprae, Chorioptes ; Psoroptes equi
[communis) ; Sarcoptes scabiei;
Trichodectes.
capricornii, Haemagogus.
caprina, Lipoptena.
captonis, Tabanus.
cava, Wyeomyia.
Carausius [Dixippus) morosus, F.,
azurophil granulations in leu-
cocytes of, IX. 123; reaction of,
to inoculation with Leptomonas
pyrrhocoris, IX. 144.
carbonarius, Chrysops.
cardatnitisi, Pyretophorus (see Ano-
pheles superpictus).
caribbea, Drosophila.
caridei, Cotocripus.
carmodyae, Culex.
carnaria, Sarcophaga.
Camus, parasitic on birds, X. 139.
Camus hemapterus, Nitzsch, para-
sitic on birds in Europe, IX. 20,
X. 140, 166 ; conveying Haemo-
proteus to kestrels, VIII. 62.
Camus [Hyleniyia) nidicola, Aldr.,
described as new, VIII. 68 ;
parasitic on birds in U.S.A.,
VIII. 68, X. 140.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Camus seiosus, Stobbe, infesting
birds in Central Europe, IX. 20.
carpenter i , Pangonia.
carpophagus, Geophilus.
Carpophilns nintilatus, Erichs., on
hides from India, III. 143.
Carrollia, notice of key to species
of, X. 55 ; a subgenus of Culex,
q.v.
carter i, Elaphrornyia.
cartroni, Aedes {Stegomyia) ; Culex
(see C. fatigans).
casei, Piophila.
caspius, Aedes [Ochlerotatits).
castanea, Forcipomyia.
castaneum, Tribolium.
castellanii, Tyroglyphiis longior.
castoris, Platypsyllus.
castrensis , Culex.
Catallagia charlottensis. Baker, on
Peroniyscus macrochirus in Br.
Columbia, IV. 33.
Catallagia decipiens, Roths., de-
scribed as new, IV. 33 ; hosts of,
in British Columbia, IV. 33.
cataphylla, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
catasticta, Aedomyia (see A. venu-
stipes) .
Catharsius molossiis, L., in Philip-
pines, X. 83 ; attempted intro-
duction of, into Hawaii against
Lyperosia irritans, X. 83.
cati, Demodex : Notoedrits {Notoe-
dres, Sarcoptes).
caucasicus, Phlebotomus (see P.
sergenti).
caucurtei, Ixodiphagus.
caudatus, Boophilus {Mar gar opus)
annulatus.
caudelli, Culex.
caviae, Chirodiscoides.
cavus, Dibrachys.
cayennense, Amblyomma.
cayennensis, Cuterebra.
Celaenopsis latus, Bks., in New
Jersey, III. 155.
celaenosp ila , Palimmecomyia .
celer, Chrysops.
Cellia, a subgenus of Anopheles, q.v.
centrale, Psorophora [J anthinosoma)
(see P. posticata).
Centrochalcis exaratum (see Stoma-
toceras).
centropunctattts, Aedes [Culicelsa,
Ochlerotatits).
Centrorhynchiis inconspicuosus (see
Lasiohelea) .
centiirionis, Chrysops.
Cephalomyia maculata, Wied. (see
• Cephalopsis titillator).
Cephalomvia ovis (see Oestrus).
cephalouica, Corcyra.
Cephalopsis , peculiar to camels, V.
49.
Cephalopsis (Oestrus) titillator,
Clark [Cephalomyia ■maculata,
Wied.), in Egypt, VI. 239; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 102 ; infesting
camels. III. 99, 218, VI. 239, IX.
\ 102; synonymy of, IV. 22.
cephalotes , Aphaereta.
Cephenomyia, in N. Canada, VII.
196 ; infesting haartebeeste in
Gold Coast, V. 45 ; placed in the
. Calliphorinae, V. 49 ; notice of
key to larvae and adults of, IV.
22, IX. 19.
Cephenomyia abdominalis, Aldr., de-
scribed as new from U.S.A.,
III. 166.
Cephenomyia auribarbis, Mg. {vufi-
barbis, Mg.), IX. 19; on red
deer in Europe, III. 166.
Cephenomyia grandis, Guer., in
Patagonia, III. 166.
Cephenomyia macrotis, Brauer, pro-
bably identical with C phobifer,
V. 180.
Cephenomyia phobifer, Clark, in-
festing game animals in America,
V. 180.
Cephenomyia pratti, Hunter, infest-
ing game animals in America,
V. 180.
Cephenomyia rufibarbis, Mg. (see
C. auribarbis).
Cephenomyia stimulator, Clark, IX.
19 ; on roe deer in Europe, III.
166.
Ce-hhenomyia irompe, L., IX. 19;
in Lapland, VIII. 74, X. 40;
in Norway, VI. 78; infesting
reindeer, III. 166, VI. 78, X. 40;
bionomics and control of, X.
40 ; confused with Gastrophilus
nasalis, III. 217.
Cephenomyia ulrichi, Brauer, on
elk in Europe, III. 166; larva
of, IX. 19.
cepuricus, Tabanus.
Ceratitis, iDarasites of, in Nigeria,
VI. 40.^
Ceratolophus, blood-sucking habits
of, I. 66.
Ceratophyllus, infesting birds in
America, VIII. 98; on rats and
squirrels in India, IX. 211, 212.
Ceratophyllus acutus, Baker, trans-
mitting plague amongst rodents
in U.S.A., IV. 4, X. 44 ; attacking
man, VIII. 4.
Ceratophyllus alladinis, Roths., in
India,' IX. 62.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
73
Ceratoplivllus anisiis, Roths., and
plague. IV. 4, VIII. 4.
Ceratophyllus apollinaris, J. & R.,
described as new from Colombia.
IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus arcotus, J. & R., de-
scribed as new from India, IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus argutus, J. & R.,
described as new from India, IX.
62.
Ceratophyllus avium, Tasch., on
fowls in U.S.A., VI. 143.
Ceratophyllus barharus, J. & R., VII.
151.
Ceratophyllus californicits, Baker,
probably a synonym of C.
fasciatus, IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus colunibae, Gerv., on
owls in Caucasia, IV. 151.
Ceratophyllus elatus, J. & R., de-
scribed as new from Turkestan,
IV. 32.
Ceratophyllus fasciatus, Bosc, in
Australia, III. 206, IV. 182, VI.
62, VII. 81, 187, X. 144; in
Britain, I. 102, 104, IV. 166, V.
179, IX. 47, 202; in Egypt, III.
44; in India, IX. 62, 125, 211;
in Italv. VIII. 201 ; in Malta, VI.
43, 190; in U.S.A., I 186. X. 44,
84; and plague, I. 88, II. 61, HI.
63, IV. 4, VII. 155, VIII. 3, X.
44 ; possibly transmitting rheu-
matic fever. VIII. 75, IX. 62, X.
119; protozoa found in, I. 123,
II. 54, 90, III. 74, 144, IV. 103;
entozoa found in, I. 165, V. 14,
VIII. 85; attacking man, VI. 86,
VIII. 3, X. 44; on rodents, I.
102, 104, 186, II. 54, 90, HI. 44,
63, IV. 103, 182, V. 179, VI. 43,
190, VII. 81, 187, VIII. 201, IX.
211, X. 144; bionomics of, II.
62-64, 131, 190, X. 84; measures
against, II. 62, VIII. 76.
Ceratophyllus fidus, J. & R., de-
scribed as new from Apodemns
tscherga in Turkestan, IV. 32.
Ceratophyllus fimbriatus, J. & R.,
described as new from Sciurop-
terus fimbriatus in N.W. India,
IX. 61.
Ceratophyllus fringillae, Wlk., in-
festing birds in England, IX. 47.
Ceratophyllus gallinae, Sc.hr., in
Britain, I. 103, III. 158, IV. 166,
IX. 47; in U.S.A.. I. 85, II. 44
(lusavium in error), IV. 13;
infesting fowls and other birds,
I. 85, III. 158, IV. 13, IX. 47 ; on
rats, I. 103; bionomics of, II. 64;
notes on larvae of, II. 131.
Ceratophyllus gallinulae, Dale, in?
testing birds in England, IX. 47.
Ceratophyllus garei, Roths., infesting
birds in England, IX. 47; de-
scril ed as C. utahensis, sp. n., VII.
121.
Ceratophyllus haesidatoris-desider-t
atus, Weiss, described as new
from rodents in Tunisia, VII. 151.
Ceratophyllus hastatus, J. & R.,
described as new from Dremomys
rufigenis in Shan States, IX. 61.
Ceratophyllus hirundinis, Curt., inr
testing house-martins in England.
IX. 47; on rats, I. 103.
Ceratophyllus idoneus, Roths., de-
scribed as new, VII. 164 ; hosts of,
in Sumatra, VII. 164.
Ceratop/ivlhts ignotus, J. & R., in
U.S. a', IV. 33.
Ceratophyllus ignotus albertensis, J.
& R., described as new, IV. 33;
hosts of, in Canada, IV. 33.
Ceratophyllus ignotus apachinus,
Fox, on Thomomys talpoides
agrestis in Colorado, IV. 33.
Ceratophyllus ignotus franciscanus.
Roths., hosts and distribution of,
IV. 33.
Ceratophyllus ignotus recula, J. & R.,
described as new, IV. 33 ; hosts of,
in British Columbia, IV. 33.
Ceratophyllus klossi, Roths., de-
scribed as new from Rattus inflatus
in Sumatra, VII. 164.
Ceratophyllus laverani. Roths., Try-
panosoma blanchardi in, I. 123.
Ceratophyllus londiniensis, Roths.,
on rats at Liverpool, IX. 202.
Ceratophyllus lupatus, J. & R.,
described as new from Sciurus
lateroides from Nepal, IX. 61.
Ceratophyllus lusavium, Tasch. (see
C. gallinae).
Ceratophyllus macrophthalmus , J. &
R., described as new from Arvi-
cola terrestris scythicus in Turkes-
tan, IV. 32.
Ceratophyllus maurus, J. & R., on
rodents in Algeria, VII. 151.
Ceratophyllus metis, Wlk.. infesting
foxes, "IX. 96.
Ceratophyllus miistelae, \\'agner,
hosts of, in England, 1. 103, IX. 47.
Ceratophyllus nilgiriensis, J. & R.,
described as new, IX. 62; hosts
of, in India, IX. 62, 211.
Ceratophyllus oculatus, Baker, pro-
bably a synonym of C. fasciatus,
IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus penicilliger, Grube. on
voles in England, IX. 47.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
"Ceralophyllus praefectus, J. & R.,
described as new from Apodemus
tscherga in Turkestan, IV. 32.
■Ceratophyllns pimensis, J. & R.,
described as new from Funamhii-
lus in India, IX. 62.
Ccratophyllus piinjabensis, J. & R.,
described as new from rats in
India, IX. 62, 211.
Ceratophyllus sarinns, J. & R.,
described as new from Miis in
Asia Minor, IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus sciiiroritm, Schr., on
rodents in England, IX. 47.
Ceratophyllus silantievi, Wagner,
on marmots in ]\Iongolia, I. 190.
■Ceratophyllus simla, J. & R., des-
cribed as new, IX. 62 ; hosts of,
in India, IX. 62.
Ceratophvllus sincenis, J. & R.,
described as new from Palestine,
IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus sodalis, Roths., des-
cribed as new from squirrels in
Sumatra, VII. 164.
Ceratophyllus spadix, J. & R.,
described as new from Burma,
IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus styx. Roths., on birds
in England, IX. 47.
Ceratophvllus sucinus, J. & R.,
described as new, IX. 62; hosts
of, in Rumania, IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus tamilanus, J. & R.,
described as new from Epimys in
Ceylon, IX. 62.
Ceratophyllus tersus, J. & R., des-
cribed as new from Rhoiubomys
in Turkestan, IV. 32.
Ceratophyllus utahensis, Chapin,
described as new from Stc<^anopus
tricolor in U.S.A., VII. 121; a
sjmonym of C. garei, q.v.
Ceratophyllus ivagneri, Baker, on
PeromyscHS in U.S.A., VII. 121.
Ceratophvllus walker; , Roths., hosts
of, in England, I. 103, IX. 47.
Ceratopogon, VII. 40; in Tropical
Africa, I. 45, III. 33, 50. 137,
VI. 83; in Brazil, I. 65, V. 65; in
India, VII. 46, X. 81; in Malaya,
X. 58 ; in Peru, I. 221 ; in U.S.A.,
TI. 78 ; in West Indies, V. 54 ; not
carrying microfilaria. III. 33;
attacking other insects, I. 119,
II. 204, VI. 37, X. 58; feeding
habits of, X. 81 ; notice of key to
species of, X. 52.
Ceratopogon australlensis, Kieff.,
described as new from New
Guinea, VII. 154.
Ceratopogon belltts (see Neocerato-
pogon).
Ceratopogon blanchardi, Salm, de
scribed as new from Java, V. 75.
(See C raphaelis.)
Ceratopogon bromelicola, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III. 82.
Ceratopogon (Prohelea) chrysothrix,
Kieff., described as new from
Philippines and Formosa, IX.
191.
Ceratopogon coquillctti, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from U.S.A., VII.
154.
Ceratopogon decipiens, Kieff., in
India. VIII. 30.
Ceratopogon filibranchi us, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Ceratopogon flaviventr is, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New Guinea,
VII. 154.
Ceratopogon fuscicornis (see Etiforci-
pomyia).
Ceratopogon [Prohelea) fuscimanus,
Kieff., described as new from
Formo-sa, IX. 191.
Ceratopogon kribiensis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun, X.
51.
Ceratopogon Icpidopus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New Guinea,
VII. 154.
Ceratopogon leucliocJiaetus, Kieff.,
described as new from I\amerun,
X. 51.
Ceratopogon niligena, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Sudan, X. 51.
Ceratopogon peregrinus, Johannsen,
in Illinois, IV. 55.
Ceratopogon punctum-album, Kieff.,
described as new from New
Guinea, VII. 154.
Ceratopogon raphaelis, Salm, n.n. for
C. blanchardi, V. 75, VI. 175, IX.
107; in Java, V. 75, VI. 175,
IX. 107.
Ceratopogon salmi, de Meij., attack-
ing man in Sunda Islands, II. 162.
Ceratopogon stimulans (see Lasio-
helea) .
Ceratopogon tropicus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Costa Rica,
VII. 154.
Ceratopogon (Forciponiyia) vexans,
de Meij., attacking man in Sunda
Islands, II. 162.
Ceratopsvlla, on bats in Tasmania,
IX. 105.
■ cerealella, Sitotroga.
cerealium, Limothrips (Thrips).
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
75
Cerocephala, parasite of Calandra,
IV. 121.
Ceroxys crassipennis, F., flagellates
found in. VIII. 88.
certa, Amphipsylla.
cervi, Lipoptena.
cevvicalis, Pediculus (see P. capitis).
cervus, Stichocera {Dicranoniyia).
Ceutrorhynchus seiifer, Liitz (see
Cotocripns caridei) .
ceylonicus, Aedes ; Tabanns.
Chaetocruiomyia (see Aedes).
Chaetocruiomyia sylvestris, Theo.
(see Aedes spinosipcs).
Chaetodaciis (see Dacus).
Chaetomyia (see Armigeres).
Chaetoneurophora caliginosa, Mg.,
breeding-places of, IV. 51.
Chaetoneurophora curvinervis, Beck-
er, breeding-places of, IV. 51.
Chaetopsvlla vulpes, Motsch., on
foxes," IX. 96.
chagasi, Triatoma.
Chagasia, a subgenus of Anopheles
(q.v.), VII. 23.
Chalcis, rare as parasites of blow-
flies in Australia, X. 2.
Chalcis amenocles, Wlk., parasite of
Glossina in Gold Coast, VI. 40, 99.
Chalcis calliphorae, Frogg., described
as new, IV. 179 ; parasitising
blow-flies in Australia, IV. 179, V.
6, 166, VIII. 174, IX. 156, 169,
X. 1, 56, 134; introduced into
New Zealand, IX. 169; of little
economic importance, X. 134.
Chalcis dipterophaga, Gir. & Dodd,
of little value against blow-flies
in Australia, X. 1, 134.
chalcocorystes, Culex.
chalcogaster, Ophyra.
chalcospilans, Haemagogtis.
chamaeleon, Stratiomyia.
chamberlaini, Mimomyia.
chanayi, Freyana.
chandi, Heizmannia.
Chaohovus , thoracic air-sacs of larva
of, VII. 103; pupal characters of,
V. 167.
Chaoborus indicus, Giles, in Suma-
tra, IV. 23.
charloftensis, Catallagia.
chaudoyei, Anopheles (see A. multi-
color) .
Cheiletiella parasitovorax, Megn.,
causing mange in man, VII. 172;
on cats, V. 128.
Chelifer cancroides, L., in Norway,
IV. 180 ; predacious on bed-bugs
in Russia, VIII. 134.
Chelifer {Chernes) nodostis, Schr.,
infesting house-flies in Britain,
III. 174, IV. 146; breeding in
manure, VII. 191.
Chelifer scorpioides, Herm., infesting
Stomoxys calcitrans in Britain, IV.
146.
chelli, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
Chelotabanus aurora, Macq., habits
of, in Brazil, VIII. 25.
chemulpoensis, Aedes [Stegomyia) .
chenopodii, Calocoris (see C. lineo-
latus) .
cheopis, Xenopsylla [Loenwpsylla,
Pulex) .
chephrenis, Xenopsylla.
Chernes nodosus (see Chelifer).
Cheyletus, attacking man in Suma-
tra, IV. 52 ; predacious on harmful
mites, X. 47.
Cheyletus eruditus, Schr., in Britain,
VIII. 201, IX. 11 ; in France, IX.
11; hosts of, VIII. 201, IX. 11;
predacious on forage mites, IX.
11.
Chiastopsylla, notice of key to, X.
30.
Chiastopsylla godfreyi, Watrst., in
Cape Colonj^ X. 30.
Chiastopsylla rossi, Watrst., hosts
of, in S. Africa, III. 134.
chicorii, Mylabris.
chidesteri, Culex.
chinensis, Haeniatopinus suis ; Pedi-
culus humanus ; Phlebotomus
major,
chiopterus, Culicoides.
Chirodiscoides, gen. n., VI. 60.
Chirodiscoides caviae, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from guinea-pigs,
VI. 60.
Chiromyia flava, L., II. 124.
Chironomus, in Kashmir, I. 142;
breeding-places of, in Senegal, I.
54; in Switzerland, VI. 172.
Chironomus calligraphicus, in
Guatemala, IV. 177.
chiropteralis, Demodex : Liponyssus.
Chloe, not destroying mosquito
larvae in Russia, I. 195, 196.
Chloromyia formosa, Scop., breeding
in manure in British Isles, VII.
191.
Chloropisca circumdata, Mg., in
houses in England, III. 184.
Chloropisca notata, Mg., in Britain,
III. 89.
Chlorops leprae, Wied., and leprosy
in Zanzibar, I. 54.
chloropyga, Chrysomyia.
Chlorotabanus mexicantis (see Taba-
nus).
Choeromyia, frequenting houses in
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS^
Africa, V. 36 ; blood-sucking larva
of, II. 69, III. 97, 98, 122, VI. 155.
Choeromyia bcquaerti, Roub., infest-
ing burrows of ant-bears and
wart-hogs in Tropical Africa, III.
199, VII. 86.
Choeromyia bouefi, Roub., bionomics
of, in Tropical Africa, I. 172, III.
199, IV. 101.
Choeromyia choerophaga, Roub., bio-
nomics of, in Tropical Africa, I.
172-175, IV. 101; Cordylohia
anthropophaga erroneously re-
corded as. III. 199, IV. 16.
Choeromyia {Auchmeromyia) prae-
. grandis, Aust., bionomics of, in
Tropical Africa, I. 69, 92, 172,
III. 199, VII. 86.
choerophaga, Choeromyia.
Choeroporpa (see Cidex).
chordeilis, Haemaphysalis (see H.
cinnabarina) .
Chorioptes, VII. 39.
Chorioptes auricularum, Luc. & Nic.
(see Otodectes cynotis).
Chorioptes bonis bovis, Gerl. [sytn-
biotes, Raill.), causing mange in
cattle in U.S.A., VII. 104.
Chorioptes bovis equi, Gerl., in
Belgian Congo, V. 35 ; infesting
horses, IV. 178, V. 35, VI. 170,
VII. 166.
Chorioptes caprae, Gerv. & Beneden,
causing mange in goats, I. 93.
Chorioptes cynotis (see Otodectes).
Chorioptes cynotis canis (see Oto-
dectes).
Chorioptes cynotis felis (see Oto-
dectes) .
Chorioptes cynotis furonis (see Oto-
dectes).
Chorioptes ecaudatits, Megn. (see
Otodectes cynotis) .
Chorioptes equi (see C. bovis equi).
Chorioptes symbiotes, Raill. (see C.
bovis) .
Chorfoglyphus arcuatus, Troup, in
stables in Britain, IX. 11.
Chortophila (see Phorbia).
christianus, Aedes {Stegoniyia).
Christopher si, Aedes (F inlay a) ; Ano-
pheles (see A. tninimus).
Christophersin halli, James (see
Anopheles kochi).
chroiopus, Sabethes.
chryselatus, Culex (Microculex) .
chrysidiformis, Rodhainomyia [Cob-
boldia) .
Chrysis, parasite of Beinbex rostrata,
III. 195.
Chry soconops acer, Theo. (see Taenio-
rhynchus brevicelluliis).
Chrysoconops aurites (see Taenio-
rhynchus).
Chrysoconops brevicellulus (see
Taeniorhynchus) .
Chrysoconops cristatus (see Taenio-
rhynchus) .
Chrysoconops fulvus (see Aedes).
Chrysoconops fuscopennatus (see
Taeniorhynchus) .
Chrysoconops nocturnus, Theo. (see
Taeniorhynchus cristatus).
Chrysoconops pygmaeus, Theo. (see
Taeniorhynchus brevicellulus).
chrysogaster, Eretmopodites.
Chrysomyia [Pycnosoma), I. 140;
parasitised by Nasonia brevi-
cornis, V. 158 ; trypanosomes of,
unable to live in other flies, VI.
34 ; posterior stigmata of larva
of, II. 131.
Chrysomyia {Calliphora, Pycnosoma)
albiceps, Wied. {putoria, Wied.,
rufifacies, Macq.), in W. Africa,
III. 98, IX. 208, X. 187; in
Australia, I. 225, II. 85, 94, III.
14, 15, 159, 185, IV. 71, 183, V.
6, 54, 166, VII. 124, VIII. 73,
IX. 155, 168, X. 1, 56, 204; in
Belgian Congo, V. 139 ; in Hawaii,
VI. 163; in India, X. 74; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 15 ; in New
Zealand, IX. 168, X. 165, 204 ; in
Rhodesia, VIII. 199; in Somali-
land, III. 136; in Zanzibar, III.
50, VI. 46; believed to spread
dysentery, III. 98; infected with
Herpetomonas mirabilis, IX. 208 ;
causing myiasis, V. 139, VIII.
199; infesting man, X. 187;
infesting sheep, I. 225, II. 85, 94,
III. 14, 15, 159, 185, IV. 71, VII.
124, IX. 155, 168, X. 165, 204;
bionomics of, V. 6, 166, VI. 163,
X. 1, 56, 74 ; utilisation of para-
sites of, VII. 100 ; distribution of,
X. 154; anatomy of larva of, IX.
64 ; measures against, IV. 71,
VII. 124; synonymy of, X. 56,
74, 154.
Chrysomyia albiceps bibula, Wied.
(see C. albiceps).
Chrysomyia arabica, R.— D. (see C.
marginalis) .
Chrysomyia bata, Wlk. (see C.
megacephala) .
Chrysomyia bengalensis, R.-D. (see
C. albiceps).
Chrysomyia [Pycnosoma) bezziana,
Vill. (megacephala, Bezzi nee F.,
flaviceps, auct.), in Tropical
Africa, III. 98, IV. 21, V. 35, 139,
X. 17; in India, VI. 62, IX. 53,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
^
103, 105, X. 17, 67, 137, 154; in
Zanzibar, VI. 124; causing myia-
sis. III. 98, IV. 21, V. 35, 139, VI.
124, IX. 53, 103, 105, X. 17, 67,
137 ; bionomics of, VI. 62 ; odours
attractive to, VII. 27; measures
against, X. 137.
Chrysomyia chloropyga, Wied., caus-
• ing myiasis in Belgian Congo, V.
139.
Chrysomyia combrea, Wlk. [niqriceps,
Patton), bionomics of, in India,
X. 74 ; synonyms of, X. 154.
Chrysomyia defixa, Wlk. (see C.
combrea).
Chrysomyia dejeani, R.-D. (see C.
albiceps).
Chrysomyia duvaucellii, R.-D. (see
C. megacephala) .
Chrysomyia dux, Esch. (see C.
megacephala) .
Chrysomyia elara, Wlk. (see C.
albiceps).
Chrysomyia emoda, Wlk. (see C.
albiceps).
Chiysomyia flaviceps, Macq. (see
C megacephala),
Chrysomyia flaviceps, auct. (see
C. bezziana).
Chrysomyia himella, Wlk. (see C.
albiceps) .
Chrysomyia {Calliphora) incisuralis,
Macq., in Australia, VIII. 73,
IX. 155.
Chrysomyia macellaria (see Cochlio-
niyia) .
Chrysomyia [Pycnosoma) marginalis ,
Wied., fly allied to, causing myia-
sis in S. Rhodesia, VII. 60; in
Somaliland, III. 136 ; in Zanzibar,
III. 50; synonyms of, X. 154.
Chrysomyia [Pycnosoma) megace-
phala, F. [dux, Esch., flaviceps,
Macq.), in Australia, IX. 155, X.
1, 56; in Ceylon, VI. 42; in
Hawaii, III. 159, VI. 164; in
India, IX. 53, 179, X. 17, 154;
causing myiasis, III. 159, VI.
42, IX. 53, 179, X. 17; Herpe-
tomonas in, IX. 208; bionomics
of, X. 1, 74 ; larva of, attacking
molluscs, IX. 49 ; distribution of,
X. 74; synonymy of. III. 98, X.
154 ; C. bezziana wronglv identi-
fied as. III. 98.
Chrysoinyia nigriceps, Patton, de-
scribed as new from India, X. 74 ;
a synonym of C. combrea, q.v.
Chrysomyia nigripennis. Hough (see
C marginalis).
Chrysomyia orientalis, Macq. (see C.
albiceps) .
Chrysomyia pinguis, Wlk. (s6e C.
combrea).
Chrysomyia putoria, Wied. (see C.
albiceps).
CMysomyia regalis, R.-D. (see C.
marginalis) .
Chrysomyia remuria, Wlk. (see C.
megacephala).
Chrysomyia rufifacies, Macq. (see C
albiceps) .
Chrysomyia [Pycnosoma) varipes,
Macq.', in Australia, III. 185, IV.
71, V. 6, 166, VI. 68, VII. 100,
124, VIII. 73, IX. 155, X. 1;
infesting sheep. III. 185, IV. 71,
VII. 124 ; bionomics of, V. 6, 166,
IX. 155 ; natural enemies of, VI.
68, VII. 100, X. 1 ; repellents for,
IV. 71 ; anatomy of larva of, IX.
64.
Cfirysomyia villeneuvei, Patton, de-
scribed as new, X.74; bionomics
of, in India, X. 74, 154.
Chrysomyza demandata, F., bred
from manure in England, IV. 108.
chrysonotum, Culex ; Taeniorhynohus
[Mansonia).
chrysophila, Corizoneura.
Chrysops, in Tropical Africa, I. 16,
HI. 33, 116, 138, V. 11, VI. 99;
in Brazil, II. 176; in Colombia,
III. 70; in India, X. 67; pre-
dacious on mosquito larvae in
Macedonia, VI. 162; in Philip-
pines, II. 101; in Sudan, I. 126;
in Tasmania, V. 66 ; in U.S.A., II.
78; and filariasis, I. 16, HI. 33,
V. 11, VI. 83, 99; possibly trans-
mitting trypanosomiasis, I. 126 ;
not transmitting surra, II. 42;
bionomics of. III. 116, 195 ;
supposed to carry eggs of Derma-
tobia honv'nis. III. 194; attacking
man, VI. 83; oviposition of, X.
67; notes on larvae of, HI. 116,
VII. 123; new genus alhed to,
VII. 128 ; classification and distri-
bution of Palaearctic species of,
IX. 46.
Chrysops aestuans, Wulp, in Quebec,
III. 155.
Chrysops ansteni, Neave, described
as new from Nyasaland, III. 116.
Chrysops basalis, Shiraki, described
as new from Formosa, VIII. 119.
Chrysops beckeri, Krober, described
as new from Turkestan, IX. 46.
Chrysops bimaculosa, Neave, de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland,
TIT. 116; early stages of, IH.
116.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Chrysops honariensis, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina, X.
171.
Chrysops buxtoni, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, X. 208.
Chrysops call i da, O.S., in Quebec,
III. 155; in U.S.A., vl. 19;
oviposition habits of, VI. 19.
Chrysops carbonaria, Wlk., in Que-
bec, III. 155.
Chrysops celer, O.S., in Quebec, III.
155.
Chrysops centurionis, Aust., in
French Equatorial Africa, III.
33 ; possibly transmitting Filaria,
III. 33.
Chrysops coecutiens, L., in Astra-
khan, III. 68; in N. Russia, III.
195, IX. 40; in Sicily, III. 152;
attacking man in Switzerland, X.
93; in U.S.A., VI. 169; causing
conjunctivitis in cattle, III. 152;
a probable carrier of Weil's
disease, V. 113.
Chrysops connexa, Lw., in Sicil}?',
III. 152.
Chrysops costata, F., in Brazil, VI.
90 ; in Cuba, IX. 212, X. 136, 215 ;
in British Guiana, II. 16, III. 157,
V. 4 ; in Jamaica, II. 20, V. 131 ;
attacking man, V. 4, IX. 212, X.
136, 215 ; a possible carrier of
mal de caderas. III. 157.
Chrysops ciiclux, Whitney, in Que-
bec, III. 155.
Chrysops ciirsim, Whitney, distinct
from C. piidica. III. 25.
Chrysops dimidiata, Wulp, in W.
Africa, I. 16, III. 53, IX. 119, X.
43, 113, 184; and filariasis, V.
119, IX. 119, X. 43, 184.
Chrysops discalis, Will., transmitting
tularaemia to man in U.S.A., IX.
188.
Chrysops dispar, F., in Hong Kong,
III. 132, IV. 65; in Sumatra,
VII. 164.
Chrysops distinctipennis, Aust., in
Belgian Congo, IV. 68 ; in Gold
Coast, V. 45.
Chrysops excitans, Wlk., in Quebec,
in. 155.
Chrysops fixissima, Wlk., attacking
man in N. Borneo, III. 129.
Chrysops flavida, Wied., in Florida,
VII. 20, 63.
Chrvsops frigida, O.S., in Canada,
II. 197, lil. 155.
Chrysops fitgax, O.S., in Quebec,
III. 155.
Chrysops fuliginosa, Wied., in
U.S.A., VIII. 95.
Chrysops ftdv aster, O.S., in Canada,
VI. 179.
Chrysops fulviceps, Wlk., in British
Guiana, V. 4.
Chrysops funebr is, Aust., in Belgian
Congo, IV. 68.
Chrvsops fiisciapex, Lutz, in Brazil,
VI. 90.
Chrysops fuscipennis, Ric, in N.
Rhodesia. I. 171.
Chrysops hermanni, Krober, de-
scribed as new from the Caspian
Sea, IX. 46.
Chrysops Indus, O.S., in Quebec, III.
155.
Chrysops {Heterochrysops) interriipta,
Krober, described as new from
Armenia, etc., IX. 46.
Chrysops laeta, F., in Brazil, IV.
36.
Chrysops leucospila, Wied., in Brazil,
VI. 90.
Chrysops loewi, Krober, described
as new from Siberia, IX. 43.
Chrysops longicornis, ^lacq., in W.
Africa, I. 16, III. 1, IV. 66, V. 45,
VI. 225, X. 43; early stages of.
in Nyasaland, III. 116; attacking
man in Zanzibar, III. 50.
Chrysops lugens, Wied., found in
nest of Bembex spinolae in N.
America, V. 74.
Chrysops lynchi, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Chrysops magnifica, Aust. var.
inornata, Aust., early stages of,
in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Chrysops niarmorata, Rossi, in
Sicily. III. 152.
Chrysops niinuta, Krober, described
as new, IX. 46.
Chrvsops mitis, O.S., in Quebec,
in. 155.
Chrysops mlokosieiviczi. Big. {stri-
ata, Wulp), in Hong Kong, HI.
132, IV. 65.
Chrvsops moerens, Wlk., in Canada,
VI. 179.
Chrysops molesta, Wied., in Brazil,
IV. 36, VI. 90.
Chrysops niger, Macq., in Quebec,
III. 155; found in nest of
Bembex spinolae, V. 74.
Chrvsops nigripes, Zett., in Lapland,
VIII. 74!
Chrvsops noctifer, Q.S., habits of,
in British Columbia, II. 197.
Chrysops obsoleta, Wied., in Quebec,
III. 155.
Chrysops pallidula, Aust., described
as new from Angola. II. 84.
Chrysops paraguayensis, Brethes,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
79
described as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Chrysops parvifascia, Lutz, biono-
mics of, in Brazil, VI. 90, 91.
Chrysops perspicillaris, O.S., in
S'icily, III. 152.
Chrvsops plangens , Wied., in Florida,
VII. 20, 63.
Chrvsops proclivis, O.S., habits of,
in British Columbia. II. 197.
Chrysops pseiidoricardoae, Krober,
described as new from Turkestan,
IX. 46.
Chrysops pudica, O.S., found in
nest of Bembex spinolae in N.
America, V. 74 ; distinct from
C. ciirsim, III. 25.
Chrysops punctifera , Lw., in Meso-
potamia, IX. 14 ; in Palestine,
VIII. 111.
Chrysops relict a, Mg., in Britain,
X. 86 ; trapped by oiling ponds
in Russia, III. 196.
Chrysops sackeni, Hine, in Quebec,
III. 155.
Chrysops sicca, Becker, in Anglo-
Egyptian Sudan, X. 110.
Chrysops signifer, Wlk., in Philip-
pines, VII. 194.
Chrysops silacea, Aust., in W.
Africa, I. 16, IV. 68, VI. 225,
VIII. 217, IX. 119, X. 42, 184;
and filariasis, V. 119, VIII. 217,
IX. 119, X. 42, 184.
Clirysops sinensis, Wlk., Asilids
predacious on, in Formosa, VIII.
119.
Clirysops singiilaris (see Mesoniyia).
Chrysops stigmaticalis, Lw., in Ka-
merun, X. 113 ; in Transvaal,
III. 121.
Clivvsops stiniulans, Wlk., in India,
V. 38, VI. 63, IX. 79; bionomics
of, V. 38, VI. 63 ; egg parasites of,
IX. 79.
Chrysops striata, Wulp (see C.
mlokosiewiczi).
Chrysops tristis, F., in British
Guiana, II. 16, V. 4, VII. 179;
attacking man, V. 4.
Chrysops idtima, Whitney, described
as new from Florida, III. 25.
Chrysops vittata, Wied., in Quebec,
III. 155.
Chrysops vittata var. floridana, John-
son, described as new from
Florida, II. 78.
Chrysops wellmani, Aust., early
stages of, in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Chrysops woodi, Neave, described
as new. III. 116 ; in Nj-asaland,
in. 116, IV. 171.
chrysorrhoea, Phormta [Protocalli-
phora) (see P. azurea, Fall.).
chrysosoma, Taeniorhynchus.
chrysosphaerotum, Atrichopogon.
chrysostigma, Orthetruni .
chrysostonia, Sarcophaga.
chrysothorax, Culex [Neomelanocoii-
ion) .
chrysothrix, Ceratopogon {Prohelea).
Chrysozona (see Haematopota).
ch ubb i , Taen iorhynch us .
Cicindela campesiris, L., predacious
on blow-flies in Britain, \l. 80.
ciliaris, Culex.
ciliata, Psorophora.
cilicrura, Phorbia (Chortophila).
cimhicis, Boettcheria,
Cimex, transmitting anthrax, II.
137 ; possible carriers of beri-
beri, II. 67; relation of, to
kala-azar, II. 67, 150, 153, 196,
X. 72, 73, 136, 187, 230 ; possible
carriers of leprosy, I. 54, 203,
II. 40, 79, 137; possibly trans-
mitting malaria, X. 178 ; possible
carriers of plague, I. 158, II. 128;
possible carriers of poliomyelitis,
I. 216; possible carriers of
recurrent fever, I. 198; trans-
mitting Trypanosoma cruzi, IX,
204; and typhoid, I. 187; not
carriers of verruga, I. 221;
fertilisation in. III. 70 ; measures
against, I. 72, X. 103, 108, 123;
utilisation of cockroaches against,
X. 168; anatomy of, IX. 103,
X. 231.
Cimex boneti (see Leptocimex).
Ciniex coliinibarius, Jenyns, infesting
poultry and pigeons. III. 184,
VI. 143, 159.
Cimex foedus, Stal, II. 85.
Ciniex hemiptera, F. {rotundatits,
Sign.), I. 188; in W. Africa.
VI. 225, X. 226; in Ecuador,
VI. 192; in Br. Guiana, V.
5; in India, IX. 80, X. 72, 73,
138, 197, 231 ; probably present
in Dutch E. Indies, VII. 115;
in Mesopotamia, IX. 146 ; in
U.S.A., VI. 210; in Zanzibar.
III. 50; flagellates in, I. 220,
IX. 162, 208, 209; and leish-
maniasis, T. 1, 123, IV. 102, 125,
174, X. 72, 73, 138, 197, 231;
not transmitting American forest
leishmaniasis, II. 53; possibly
transmitting plague, I. 88, 90,
V. 150; possibly transmitting
recurrent fever, X. 158 ; trans-
mitting Trypanosoma cruzi, I.
123, II. 87 ; trypanosomes of
INDEJi OF ARTHROPODS.
flies unable to survive in, VI. 34 ;
preferred hosts of, VI. 159, X.
125, 226 ; infesting birds' nests,
IX. 80; distribution of, X. 125;
chemistry of saHva of. III. 42;
synonymy of, II. 85.
Cimex hirundinis, Jenvns, infesting
birds in U.S.A.", VI. 143, 159,
VIII. 69; protozoa found in,
IX. 96.
Cimex horrifer, Kirk, (see C. lieniip-
teva) .
Cimex inodorus, Diiges, infesting
poultry, VI. 143, 159.
Cimex lectularius, L., VII. 157, 193,
VIII. 69, IX. 39, X. 69; in
Norway, IV. 180 ; doubtful
occurrence of, in Dutch East
Indies, VII. 116; rare in Zanzi-
bar, III. 50 ; flagellates and other
organisms found in, I. 220, VI.
204, IX. 96, 209 ; filaria probably
not developing in, III. 45; rela-
tion of, to various forms of
leishmaniasis, I. 1, 30, 38, 123,
II. 53, 137, HI. 28, 125, 126, 202,
IV. 63, 124, 174, 175, V. 124;
experimental transmission of in-
fectious jaundice by, X. 185 ; not
transmitting leprosy, II. 116 ;
transmitting plague in mice, III.
63 ; possibly transmitting polio-
myelitis, 1. 18, VII. 187 ; possibly
transmitting recurrent fever. III.
123, X. 158 ; possibly trans-
mitting seven-day fever, V. 179 ;
possible carrier of toxoplasmosis,
VI. 28; transmitting Trvpano-
soma crmi, I. 124, 188, 11. 87,
126, III. 56, VI. 213 ; experimen-
tal transmission of tularaemia
by, X. 96; possible relation of,
to tvphus, V. 31, 124, 162, VII.
133; bionomics of, I. 185, V.
48, VI. 159, 174, VII. 173, VIII.
134, IX. 44, X. 28, 125 ; infesting
fowls, VI. 143; oviposition of,
II. 88; effect of insecticides on,
I. 61, 11. 62, HI. 105, 189, iv: 8;
effect of temperature on, III. 9,
IV. 91, V. 48, 105, VII. 20, 26,
173, VIII. 129, IX. 80; fumiga-
tion against, III. 58, 85, IV. 86,
94, 135, 155, V. 75, VII. 182,
VIII. 120, IX. 191; other
measures against, IV. 190, 191,
VI. 210; anatomy of, III. 25,
X. 72, 224.
Cimex macrocephala, Fieber (see C.
hemipieva) : ' ■
Cimex pilosellns, Horvath, a specific
• parasite of bats, X. 125. ■ •'■
Cimex pipistrelli, Jenyns, infesting
bats, II. 173, VI. 159, IX. 181;
transmitting Trypanosoma vesper-
tilionis, II. 173.
Cimex rotundatns, Sign, (see C.
hemiptera).
■cimicoides , N aucoris .
cincta, Phaonia.
cinctus. Anopheles; Pseiidociili-
coides.
cinerea, Nepa; Psychoda.
cinerella, Phorbia [Chortophila).
cinerellus, Culex [Culiciomyia) ; Culi-
coides.
cinereohorealis, Aedes.
cinerescens, Tahaniis.
cinereiim, SimuHum.
cinereus, Aedes; Anopheles ; Ta-
baniis.
cingalaisina, Miisca.
cingalensis, Haematopota.
cingulata, Psorophora (Culex).
cingulatus, Armigeres (Leicesteria) ;
Culex (see C. coronator).
cinnabarina, Haemaphysalis.
cinnabaris, Trombicula.
circumdata, Chloropisca.
circum-datus, Tabanus.
circumscriptus, Culicoides.
circumsetosa, Aphiochaeta.
citrinus, Culicoides.
citroneus, Culicoides.
claripennis, Pelecorhynchus .
claritibialis, Tabantis.
clarki, Gastrophilus (see G. nasalis).
classicus, Aedes stimulans.
clavata, Pangonia.
clavicornis, Bothriothorax.
claviger, F. et auct. nee Mg.,
Anopheles (see A. maculipennis) .
claviger, Mg., Anopheles (see A.
bifurcatiis) .
clavipalpus, Radioculex (see Mi-
momyia chamber laini).
clavipes, Simulium.
clelandi, Aedes {Culicada, Ochlerota-
tus) ; Erephopsis ; Spaniopsis.
Cleobonnea argenteorostris, B.-W.
& B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 59.
cleopatrae, Xenopsylla.
Clerada apicicornis, Sign., attacking
man in Hawaii, V. 138.
■ CletOmorpha [Cletits] litiivipennis,
Stal, infested with Leptomonas,
I. 141.
Cle'tus bisbipimctatus, Stal, infested"
with Leptomonas, T. 141.
Climacura nielanurus (see Culex).
^climax, Trichodectes (see T. caprae).
Clinocoris (see Cimex) .
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
81
Clinohelea luteitarsus, Mg. {sitb-
sessilis, Goetgh.), in Britain, IX.
195 ; synonymy of, X. 141.
Clinohelea subsessilis, Goetgh. (see
C. luteitarsus).
Clysia ambiguella, Hb., carrier of the
causal organism of diarrhoea in
Hungary, X. 3.
Cneniidocoptes gallinae (see C. laevis
gallinae).
Criemidocoptes (Sarcoptes) laevis,
RailL, in Australia, VIII. 164;
in Belgian Congo, IX. 164 ;
in U.S.A., VI. 143; infesting
fowls, VI. 143, VIII. 164, IX. 164.
Cneniidocoptes laevis gallinae, RailL,
on fowls in U.S.A., III. 155, VI.
14, 143, VIII. 14, 84; measures
against, VI. 143, VIII. 14, 84.
Cneniidocoptes {Sarcoptes) mutans
Robin, in British Isles, IX. 206
in Belgian Congo, V. 35, IX. 164
in Mauritius, VII. 134 ; in U.S.A.
II. 44, III. 38, 155, VI. 14, 143
causing scaly-leg of fowls, II
44, III. 38, VI. 14, IX. 206;
infesting rodents, X. 201 ; mea-
sures against, VI. 14, 111, 143,
VIII. 127, 164.
Cnephalia biicephala, Mg., in Russia,
I. 151.
Cnethocampa pityocampa, Schiff.,
anaphylaxis and immunity in,
X. 228.
coalititm, Simulium cilcocki.
coarctata, Trombicula.
coassus, Linognathus.
Cobboldia, infesting African ele-
phants, III. 144; C. elephaniis
the type of. VIII. 108.
Cobboldia chrysidiformis (see Rod-
hainomyia).
Cobboldia elephaniis, Steel, infesting
the Asiatic elephant, III. 100,
IV. 40, VII. 116, 117, VIII. 108;
egg-laying habits of, in India,
X. 195.
Cobboldia loxodontis, Brauer, in-
festing the African elephant, II.
91, HI. 100, IV. 40, V. 35, VI.
107, VII. 116, 117, 170, VIII. 108.
Cobboldia parumspinosa, Gedoelst,
in S. Africa, VII. 116; probably
a synonym of C. loxodontis,
VIII. 108.
Cobboldia rover ei, Ged. (see Rod-
hainomyia chrysidiformis) .
coccinella, Holothyrus.
Cochliomyia, gen. n., proposed for
Chrysomyia macellaria, IV. 122.
Cochliomyia (Chrysomyia) macellar-
ia, ¥., III. 31 ; in Central
(K 2009)
America, III. 130, IV. 105, VI.
148, VIII. 196; in S. America,
1. 175, VI. 52, 92, VIII. 3, X. 156 ;
in Canada, III. 155; in U.S.A.,
HI. 35, 47, 160, IV. 1, 96, V. 58,
92, 180, VI. 121, 169, 183, VII.
II. 121, VIII. 186, IX. 50, 110,
158, 182, 194, X. 68, 137, 162,
170; in West Indies, II. 175;
causing myiasis in man, I. 175,
III. 35, 47, 159, IV. 105, V. 180,
VI. 52, VIII. 3; infesting domes-
tic animals. III. 160, IV. 22,
VI. 92, 169, X. 156; bionomics
of. III. 160, VI. 148, VII. 11,
121 ; dispersion of, by flight,
VII. 121, IX. 194; measures
against, VI. 121, 150, IX. 158,
182, X. 162.
coeciitiens, Chrysops.
Coelalysia glossinophaga, Turn., de-
scribed as new, VI. 40; parasite
of Glossina in Gold Coast, VI.
40, 99.
Coelodiazesis, a subgenus of Ano-
pheles [q.v.), VII. 23.
Coenocephalus, gen. n., II. 93.
Coenocephalus concolor, Tayl., breed-
ing-places of, in New South Wales,
IV. 182; in Tasmania, III. 37.
Coenopsylla mira. Roths., peculiar
to the gundi in Tunis, VI. 28.
Coenosia tigrina, F., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
coenosus, Pinotus.
Coenotele gregalis, Sim., nest of,
used as a fly trap in Mexico, IV. 9.
Coepophagus, in dead bodies, IX.
121.
coerulea, Paratricyclea ; Phormia
{Protocalliphora) .
coeruleocephala, Rachionotomyia ;
Uranotaenia.
coeruleus, Corynctes.
cojfeatus, Tabanus.
coffini, Psorophora.
cogilli, Aedes {Finlaya).
cognata, Melinda; Onesia.
cohaerens, Tabanus.
cohaesa-minima. Anopheles aconitus
(see A. minimus aconitus).
Coleophora giraudi, Rag., para-
sitised by Spalangia nigra, IT. 24.
coleoptratorum, Gamasits.
Collembola, role of, in sewage puri-
fication, IX. 56.
colobi, Pedicinus paralleliceps.
colonicus, Copris (see Pinotus coe-
nosus) .
coloradensis, Aphodius ; Calliphora.
colossea, Titanolabis (Anisolabis).
Colpocephaluni harrisoni, Bedford,
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
described as new from bustard in
Angola, VIII. 9.
Colpocephalnm latum, N., measures
against, on pigeons in U.S.A.,
X. 227.
columbaczense , Simulium.
coliimbae, Argas (Ixodes); Cerato-
phyllus ; Syringophilus.
columbarius, Cimex {Acanthia).
columbiae, Psorophova.
Columbiana, Palpomyia.
columbianns, Airichopogon ; Ciili-
coides.
columbinus, Paederus.
comans, Isch nopsyllus.
comastes, Tabanus (see T. captonis).
combrea, Chrysomyia.
combustus, Tabanus.
comitans, Neotabaniis.
comitatus, Culex (see C. pipiens).
commevynensis, Culex [Melan-
oconion).
comminutor, Culex (Choeroporpa).
communis, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) ;
Psoroptes [Dermatodectes] (see P.
equi) : Sarcophaga [Ravinia) ; Sar-
coptes scabiei.
compar, Goniocotes.
compositus. Oestrus,
compressus, Trichoprosopon.
Compsomvia niacellaria (see Coch-
liomyia).
comta, Sarcophaga.
concinna, Haemaphysalis.
concinnus, Aedes (see A. sticticus) ;
Stephanocircus.
concolor, A mblyomma ; Coenocepha-
lus ; Culex (see Lutzia fuscana
and L. halifaxi).
condei, Erctinopodites.
coyiducens, Musca (see M. humilis).
conepati, Pulex.
confinis, Tabanus; Taeniorhynchus.
confinnis, Psorophora.
confirmaius , Aedes [Culex, Ochlero-
tatus) (see A . scapularis) ; Ta-
banus.
coniluens, Ornithoica.
confluenta, Ornithoica (see O. con-
fluens).
confncianus. Liponyssus.
coyifusus, Armigeres ; Culicoides ;
Sabethoides.
confusus, Tayl. nee Wlk., Tabanus
(see T. niorctonensis).
conglomeratus, Atrichopogon.
congoiensis, Tabanus.
congolensis, Glossina fusca.
conica, Diapria.
coniceps, Ornithodorus talaje.
Conicera aira, Mg., IV. 51.
coniunctus, Culicoides.
conjungens, Armigeres ; Gvrostignia.
connali, Uranotaenia.
connexus, Chrysops.
conopas, Taeniorhynchus [Culex,
Pseudotaeniorhynchus).
Conorhinus (see Triatoma).
Conostigmus, parasite of flies in
Britain, VIII. 22.
Conostigmus rodhaini, Beq., de-
scribed as new from Katanga,
I. 93; parasite of Glossina, I. 93,
III. 142.
conservator, Culex [Micraedes).
consimilis, Culex [Culicelsa) (see C
annulirostris).
consobrina, auct. nee R.-D., Theo-
baldia [Aedes) (see T. inornata).
consobriniis, Figites.
consocius, Tabanus.
consolator, Culex.
consors, Parairicyclea.
conspicua, Dicladocera.
conspicuus, Tabanus.
conspurcatum, Trinoton.
contigua, A mph ipsylla.
convexifrons, Musca.
convictrix, Poecilochroa.
convivus, Euryophthalmus.
cookei, Ixodes hexagonus.
cooleyi, Sarcophaga.
copemani, Tabanus.
coppenamensis, Culex.
Copris colonicus, Har. (see Pinotus
coenosus).
Copris remotus, I.ec, introduced
into Hawaii against Lyperosia
irritans, X. 83.
coprophila, Sciara.
Coptopsylla ardua, J. & R., described
as new from Rhoinbomys opimus
in Turkestan, IV. 32.
copulabilis, Ctenopsylla.
coquilletti, Ceratopogon ; Tabanus.
CoquiUettidia, a subgenus of Taenio-
rhynchus [q.v.), VI. 142.
coracinus, Atrichopogon.
cor ax, Tabanus.
Corcvra cephalonica, Stn., damaging
biscuits. III. 43; measures
against, in drugs, X. 85.
cordatus, Culicoides.
cordieri, Tabanus.
cordiformitarsus, Culicoides.
cordiger, Tabanus.
Cordulia, in Russia, I. 195.
Cordvlobia, infesting rats in N.
Rhodesia, VII. 141.
Cordvlobia anthropophaga, Griinb.,
in" Tropical Africa, I. 91, 171,
187, II. 164, III. 4, 98, 122, 136,
164, IV. 22, 58, 81, 102, V. 47,
139, VI. 225, VTI. 30, 122, IX.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
83
93, X. 162; bionomics of, II.
164, III. 98, 164; man an
accidental host of, III. 98, 225;
distribution of, IV. 138 ; mea-
sures against, X. 162; recorded
in error as Choeroinvia choero-
phaga, III. 199, IV. 16.
Cordylobia rodhaiiii, Ged., in Tro-
pical Africa, I. 187, III. 225,
IV. 138 ; causing myiasis in
man, I. 187, HI. 225, "iV. 138;
distribution of, IV. 138.
corentynensis, Citlex [Choeropoypa).
Covethra, in Germany, II. 168;
respiration of, VI. 182.
Corethya velutina, Ruthe (see Moch-
lonyx culiciformis) .
Corethrella appendiciilata, Grabh.,
breeding-places of, in Grenada,
V. 54.
covethroides, Anopheles (see A. siig-
maticus).
coriaceus, Orniihodorits.
corinnae, Hypodenna.
Corisa, predacious on Anopheline
larvae, IX. 142.
Corixa, in Russia, I. 195.
Corizoneura, in Tasmania, V. 66 ;
raised to generic rank, VIII. 208.
Corizoneura {Diatomineura) aethio-
pica, Thiinb., VIII. 208; in
Transvaal, III. 121.
Corizoneura chrvsophila, Wlk., in
New South Wales, IV. 182.
Corizoneura formosa, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Cape Colony,
VIII. 208.
Corizoneura fulva, INIacq., in New
South Wales, VII. 12.
Corizoneura {Diatomineura) hastata,
Aust., described as new from
Portuguese E. Africa, I. 35.
Corizoneura (Diatomineura) inorna-
ta, Aust., bionomics of, in Belgian
Congo, VIII. 24.
Corizoneura kurandae, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 118; a synonym of Pseudo-
tabanus queenslandi iq.v.), X. 109.
Corizoneura [Diatominenra) lineati-
thorax, Aust., described as new
from N. Rhodesia, I. 35.
Corizoneura iPangonia) longirostri<;,
Hardwick, blood-sucking habits
of. VI. 99, 131.
Corizoneura [Diatomineura) pene-
trabilis, Aust., described as new
from N. Rhodesia, I. 35.
Corizoneura schivetzi, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Belgian
Congo, VIII. 208.
(K 2009)
Corizoneura yezoensis, Shiraki, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
cornicina, Cryptolucilia [Orthellia,
Pseudopyrellia) .
corniger, Culex ; Ixodes,
cornigera, Haemaphysalis.
cornutus, Culex.
coronator, Culex.
corporis, Pediculus (see P. hu-
manus).
corpulentus, Tabanus.
corsoni, Culicoides ; Haematopota.
Corticaria nidicola, Grouv., living
in nest of Coenotele gregalis, IV. 9.
corvi, Trombicula.
corvina, Mnsca (see M. autumnalis).
corvina vivipara, Miisca (see M.
larvipara).
Corynetes coeruleus, DeG., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Corynetes ruficollis, Sturm., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
corynorhini, Penicillidia.
Cosmiomma, gen. n. erected for
Hyalomma hippopotamense, IX.
44.
Cosmiomma hippopotamense, Denny,
IX. 44.
Cosmolestes pictus, Klug, trypano-
somes in, in Belgian Congo, I. 141.
costal is, Anopheles {Myzomyia, Pyre-
tophorus) ; Tabanus.
costaricensis, Ornithomyia.
costata, Chrysops.
costatum, Simulium.
coticula, Taeniorhynchus .
Cotocripus, in Brazil, VI. 90.
Cotocripus caridei, Brethes, in Ar-
gentina, III. 82.
Cotocripus pitsillus, Lutz, in Brazil,
IV. 36 ; in Paraguay, VIII. 26.
Cotocripus stylifer, Lutz, in Brazil,
IV. 36.
coustani. Anopheles,
coxaefurcatus, Ixodes (see I. lorica-
tus) .
coxata, Nycterophilia.
craggi, Lucilia (see L. inducta) ;
Musca.
Craneopsylla, erected for American
species of Sfephanocircus, V. 41.
crassicornis, Haematopota.
crassicrus, Haematopota ; Palponi-
yia.
crassipennis, Ceroxys.
crassipes, Lepidoselaga.
crassirostris, Musca (Philaemato-
myia) .
crassus, Tabanus.
crebripunctatus, Paederus.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Cremastogasier liiteolata , Say, sodium
fluoride against, in houses, VI. 40.
Creophiliis erythrocephalns, F., pre-
dacious on blow-flies in Australia,
II. 94, III. 185.
Creophilus niaxillosiis, L., predacious
on flies in Britain, VIII. 22.
crepuscular is, Culicoides.
cretinus, Aedes (S/egomyia).
crinicauda, Ciile.r.
crinifer, Aedes {Ciilex, Ochlerotaius).
cristata, Gedoelstia.
cristatus, Taeniorhynch us (Chryso-
' conops).
crocea, Diatoniineitra.
croceus, Tabaniis biguttatits.
crosbyi, Liponyssus.
crossi, Hypodernia ; Ornithodonis.
crucians, Anopheles.
crudelis, Haematopota.
cruentata, Sarcophaga.
crustosae, Sarcoptes scahiei.
cruzi. Anopheles {Dendropaedlum) ;
Stenopsylla.
Cryptolucilia (Pseudopyrellia), N.
American species of, X. 180 ;
transmitting Habronema in
Queensland, VIII. 187, X. 15.
Cryptolucilia caesarion, Mg., charac-
ters of, X. 180.
Cryptolucilia [Orthellia, Pseudopy-
rellia) cornicina, ¥., bionomics
of. in Britain, IV. 145 ; in Canada,
III. 155; seasonal prevalence of,
in U.S.A., VII. 11; natural enemies
of, II. 22, 56, V. 74; characters of,
X. 180; synonymy of, V. 41.
Crvptotvlus unicolor, Wied., in
"Brazil, IV. 36, VI. 90.
Ctenocephalus, on rats in Malta, VI.
43, 190 ; notice of classification
of, VII. 121.
Ctenocephalus canis, Curtis {serra-
iiceps, Gerv.), in E. Africa, X. 11 ;
in W. Africa, IV. 150, V. 48, VI.
225 ; in Annam, V. 51 ; in Aus-
tralia, VII. 81, 173, 187, VIII.
173; in Brazil. VI. 92, X. 234;
in Britain, IV. 166, IX. 202; in
Canada, X. 139; in Caucasia, IV.
151; in Ecuador, VI. 192; in
India, IX. 208; in Dutch E.
Indies, I. 90; in Mesopotamia,
IX. 146; not present in Philip-
pines, III. 103; in Philippines,
VII. 194; in Sudan, III. 28; in
Tasmania, IX. 105; in Turkey,
IX. 7; in U.S.A., IV. 34. VI. 44,
183, 210, IX. 110, X. 84, 124;
carrying Dipvlidium caninum, III.
3, IV. "58, V. 13, VI. 86, VIII.
115 ; transmitting Filaria immitis,
VIII. 173, IX'. 76 ; Herpetomonad
parasites of, I. 177, II. 54, III. 69,
144, IV. 103, VII. 145, 158, 160,
IX. 55, 56, 161 ; experiments with
various forms of leishmaniasis
and, I. 4, 130, II. 36, 177, III. 5,
28, IV. 49, 103, IX. 208; and
plague, IV. 4 ; trypanosomes in,
I. 123; on cats, V. 65; on dogs,
II. 177, IV. 150, V. 48, VI. 44,
183, VII. 173, X. 11, 234; on
foxes, IV. 151, IX. 96, X. 139;
attacking man, I. 90, VIII. 3;
on rats, I. 103, 186, VII. 81, VIII.
76, IX. 202; bionomics of, I. 88,
II. 63, X. 84; measures against,
IV. 35, IX. 110, X. 122; larva
of, II. 131.
Ctenocephalus erinacei (see Archaeop-
sylla) .
Ctenocephalus felis, Bch., in E.
Africa, X. 11; in Australia, III.
206, IV. 182, V. 41, VII. 81, 173;
in Brazil, VI. 92; in Britain, IV.
166, X. 59; in Egypt, III. 44; in
British Guiana, V. 5 ; in India, V.
39, IX. 211; in Dutch E. Indies,
I. 90, VI. 36; in W. Indies, II.
175; in Persia, IV. 151; in
Philippines, III. 103; in Turkey,
IX. 7; in U.S.A., III. 215, VI.
210, X. 84, 122 ; experiments with
kala-azar and, II. 184; and
plague, IV. 4, VII. 155 ; carrying
Filaria immitis, IX. 76 ; infected
with Nosema pulicis, IV. 125 ;
not transmitting surra, V. 39 ;
on small carnivores, I. 90, II.
175, IV. 151, V. 5, VII. 173, IX.
211, X. 11; on rats, II. 175. IV.
182, VI. 36, VII. 81, VIII. 76;
attacking man, VIII. 4; on
hedgehogs. III. 44; bionomics of,
III. 215, X. 59, 84 ; derris against,
X. 122.
Ctenocephalus serraticeps, Gerv. (see
C. canis).
Ctenomyophila, gen. n., IX. 53.
Cienomyophila bruchiana, Heller,
described as new from nests of
Ctenomvs talarum in Argentina,
IX. 53:
Ctenophthalmus, new species of,
from Macedonia, VIII. 98.
Ctenophthalmus agyrtes. Hell., in
England, I. 103, 104, IX. 47;
not found at Liverpool, IX. 202;
and plague, VIII. 4 ; hosts of, I.
103, 104, IX. 47.
Ctenophthahnus apertus, J. & R.,
described as new from France,.
IX. 61; ho-sts of, IX. 61.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
85
Ctenophthalmus hisoctodciitatus, Ko-
len. (see C. nmsculi).
Ctenophthalmus dux, J. & R., des-
cribed as new from Turkestan,
IV. 32 ; hosts of, IV. 32.
Ctenophthalmus inornatiis, Wagner,
described as new from Prome-
Iheomys schlaposchnikovi in Cau-
casia, IV. 151.
Ctenophthalmus niusculi, Kolen.
[bisoctodentattis, Kolen.), on rats
in England, I. 103 ; not attacking
man in U.S.A., X. 44.
Ctenophthalm.us pentacanthus (see
Rhadinopsylla) .
Ctenophihalmtts pisticus, J. & R.,
described as new from Eutamias
asiaticus in Siberia, IX. 61.
Ctenophthalmus savii, J. & R.,
described as new from mice in
Italy, IX. 61.
Ctenophthalmus spalacis, J. & R., on
Spalax niicrophthalmus in Cau-
casia, IV. 151.
Ctenophthalmus vicar ius, J. & R.,
described as new from Talpa
europaea in Rumania, IX. 61.
Ctenopsylla copulabilis, Weiss, des-
cribed as new from Tunis, VI. 28 ;
hosts of, VI. 28.
Ctenopsylla musculi (see Leptopsylla) .
ctites, Psorophora.
cubensis, Anopheles (see A. albi-
manus) ; Citlex (see C. floridanus).
cubicularis, Iphis.
cubitalis, Megninia.
cuclux, Chrysops.
Culex, African species of, II. 95, X.
153 ; found at greater elevations
than Anopheles in the Alps, VII.
16 ; American species of, VI. 87 ;
distribution of, in Canada, IX.
113, X. 19; notice of key to
French species of, X. 30 ; Oriental
species of, X. 197 ; percentage of,
in Panama Canal Zone, VII. 127;
and dengue, II. 137, V. 61;
guinea-worm ingested by larvae
of, VI. 130 ; and filariasis, VI. 61,
VIII. 107; flagellates in salivary
glands of, II. 201 ; human malaria
parasite killed by saliva of, IX.
199 ; transmitting Plasmodium
relictum to birds, VIII. 39, 40;
hibernation of Proteosoma in
musculature of, IX. 93, 94 ; not
conveying Spirochaeta icterohae-
morrhagiae, VI. 165; carriage of,
by wind, II. 5 ; respiration of, II.
107, IX. 46, X. 211; pupal
characters of, V. 167 ; breeding
in alkaline water, VII. 8 ; methods
of transporting larvae of, IV. 49 ;
eggs of, VIII. 163; natural
enemies of, IV. 44 ; measures
against larvae of, VII. 1; resis-
tance of, to desiccation, X. 193 ;
classification of, V. 53, VI. 142,
IX. 73, X. 18, 153; Lutzia dis-
tinct from, X. 153 ; Theobaldia
distinct from, V. 19.
Culex {Culicelsa) abdominalis, Tayl.,
described as new, II. 12; a
synonym of C. bitaeniovhynchus,
q.v.
Culex abominator, D. & K. (see C.
erraticus).
Culex ager, Giles (see C. bitaenio-
rhynchus) .
Culex ager var. ethiopicus, Edw. (see
C. bitaeniorhynchus).
Culex agitator, D. & K. (see C,
floridanus) .
Culex {*Melanoconion) aikenii, D. &
K., C ocossa probably identical
with, VII. 105.
Culex alaskaensis (see Theobaldia).
Culex albigenu, End., described as
new from INIadagascar, IX. 67 ; a
synonym of C ventrilloni [q.v.),
IX. 134.
Culex albinensis, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60.
Culex albiventris, Edw., n.n. for
Eumelanomyia inconspicuosa, X.
153 ; breeding-places of, in W.
Africa, IV. 112; in Zanzibar, VI.
123; larva of, VI. 38.
Culex albofasciatus (see Aides).
Culex albopunctatus, Rond. (see
Aedes geniculatus) .
Culex albovirgatus , Graham (see C.
duttoni) .
Culex {*Choeroporpa) alcocki, B.-W.
& B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60.
Culex (*Choeroporpa) alfaroi, Dyar,
described as new from Costa
Rica, IX. 72.
Culex (*Mochlostyrax) alogistus, de-
scribed as new from Surinam,
VII. 22.
Culex andersoni, Edw., in E. Africa,
V. 31.
Culex [*Choeroporpa) aneles, D. &
Ludl., described as new from
Panama Canal Zone, X. 178.
Culex {*Melanoconion) anips, Dyar,
described as new, IV. 159 ;
breeding-places of, in California,
IV. 159, VI. 87.
Culex annulatus, Schir, (see Theo-
baldia) .
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Culex {Culicada) annidatus, Tayl.
(see C. sitiens) .
Culex [Leitcomyia) anvitlatus, Tayl.
(see C. vicinus).
Culex {*Lophoceratotnyia) annulatus,
Tayl. (see C. fraudatrix annu-
latus) .
Culex anmtlioris, Theo., in E. Africa,
VIII. 164; in Gold Coast, X. 225;
in Nigeria, IV. 66, 112.
Culex annulipes (see Aedes).
Culex (Culicelsa) annulirostris, Skuse
{simplex, Tayl.), in Australia, I.
11, II. 12, III. 207, IV. 8, 60, 182,
196, VII. 61, 187, VIII. 174, IX.
134; breeding-places of, VIII.
174 ; described as C. consimilis,
sp. n., II. 12; described as C.
palpalis, sp. n., I. 11.
Culex {Leucomyia) annulirostris,
Tayl. (see C. squamosus).
Culex {*Neoculex) apicalis, Adams
ipyrenaicus, Brolemann, saxatilis,
Grossb., sergenti, Theo., testa-
ceus, Dyar, territans, H., D.
& K. nee Wlk.), Thelohania
opacita in, in N. America, X. 82;
in Balkans, VIII. 88; bionomics
of, in Canada, VII. 106 ; in France,
X. 30; in Pyrenees, VII. 99, 140;
breeding-places of, in U.S.A., IV.
61, 136, 156, 159, 170, VI. 7, 49,
87, VII. 22, X. 93, 108; likely to
occur in Sweden, X. 87 ; in
Tunisia, X. 68; evolution of
Plasmodium relicium in, VI. 229;
{testaceus, Dyar) placed in sub-
genus Neoculex, VIII. 101;
synonymy of, VIII. 49, X. 19;
described as C. p^reiiaicus, sp. n.,
VII. 140 {cf. also references under
C. territans, Wlk. Westuans
Theo.]).
Culex arabicus. Beck, (see Aedes
caspius) .
Culex argenteopunctatus, Ventr., in
Madagascar, VII. 17; described
as C. kingi, sp. n., from Sudan,
IT. 45.
Culex {*Melanoconion) atratus,
Theo., in Brazil, VI. 90 ; breeding-
places of, in British Guiana, IX.
2; in French Guiana, VI. 160; in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Culex atripes (see Rachiovotomvia).
Culex aurantapex, Edw., in E.
Africa, V. 31, VIII. 164; syn-
onymy of, VIII. 50.
Culex aurifer (see Aedes).
Culex auri taenia, End., described as
new from Madagascar, IX. 67;
considered a synonym of C.
quasigelidus (q.v.), IX. 134.
Culex austral is (see Aedes).
Culex azymus, D. & K., in Trinidad
V. 60.
Culex {*Transculicia) bahamensis,
D. & K., described as C. eleuthera,
sp. n., from Bahamas, VI. 88;
synonymy of, VIII. 101.
Ctdex barbarus, D. & K., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Culex {*Lophoceratomyia) barkeri,
Theo., breeding-places of. in
Malay States, II. 202.
Culex barraudi, Edw., described as
new from North-West India, X.
197.
Culex basicinctus, Edw., n.n. pro-
posed for Leucomyia annulata,
IX. 134 = C. vicinus, q.v.
Culex basilicus, D. & K., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Culex bastagarius, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) bibulus, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex (Isosioniyia) bifoliatus, Dyar,
described as new from Panama,
X. 132; breeding-places of, X.
132.
Culex bilineatus, Theo., characters
distinguishing, from C. virgultus,
X. 55.
Culex biocellatus (see Aedes).
Culex bitaeniorhynchus , Giles {ager,
Giles, ager var. ethiopicus, Edw.),
African species allied to, X. 153 ;
in E. Africa, VIII. 164; in
Belgian Congo, I. 220; breed-
ing-places of, in Gold Coast, VIII.
12; in Hong Kong, III. 141; in
Malay States, II. 202; varieties
of, in Oriental Region, X. 197;
in Queensland, II. 12, IV. 60,
VIII. 174; in Sumatra, IV. 23";
C. aurantapex considered distinct
from, VIII. 50; described as
C. abdominalis, sp. n., II. 12.
Culex bitaeniorhynchus var. tenax,
Theo. {Taeniorhynchus tenax,
Theo.), in Ceylon, II. 70; in
India, V. 39.
Culex bonariensis, Brethes, described
as new, IX. 5 ; in Argentina, VII.
107, IX. 5; species allied to, X.
136 ; considered a synonym of
C. dolosa (q.v.), IX. 207.
Culex bonneae, D. & K., described
as new, VII. 105; in Dutch
Guiana, VII. 105, IX. 88.
Culex {*Carrollia) bonnei, Dj^ar,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
87
described as new from Surinam,
X. 55.
Cnlex brehmei, Knab, described as
new from New Jersey, IV. 175;
a synonym of C. territans, q.v.
Cnlex brethesi, Dyar, described as
new from Argentina, VII. 107.
Ctilex {Cyathomyia) brevipalpis,
Giles, breeding-places of, in India,
VI. 64.
Cnlex brevispinosHs, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60.
Cnlex i*Lophoceratomyia) cairnsen-
sis, Tayl. (see C. frandatrix).
Culex calopus, Mg. (see Aedes
argenteus).
Cnlex canadensis (see Aedes).
Cnlex cantans, Mg. (see Aedes
niaculatns).
Culex cantator (see Aedes).
Culex carmodyae, D. & K., var.
mollis, D. & K. (see C. mollis).
Culex cartroni, Ventr. (see C.
fatigans) .
Cnlex castrensis, Edw., described
as new, X. 197 ; previously
recorded as Aedes nigrescens, X.
197.
Cnlex candclli, D. & K., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Cnlex chalcocorystes, Martini, des-
cribed as new from Panama, II.
130.
Cnlex chidestevi, Dyar, described as
new from Panama, IX. 206.
Cnlex (Microculex) chryselatns, D.
& K., described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VII. 105.
Culex chrvsonotnm, D. & K., in
U.S.A., VIII. 187.
Cnlex {Neomelanoco7iion) chryso-
thorax, Newst. & Thomas, in
Venezuela, X. 62.
Cnlex ciliaris, L. [1 =^pipiens, L.),
in Denmark, IX. 82.
Culex {*Culiciomyia) cinerellus,
Edw., described as new from
Africa, X. 153.
Cnlex cingulatus, F. (see Psoro-
phora).
Culex cingnlatns, Theo. (see C
coronator) .
Cnlex comitatus, D. & K. (see C.
pipiens) .
Cnlex {*Melanoconion) commevy-
nensis, B.-W. & B., breeding-
places of, in Dutch Guiana, VIII.
60.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) comminuior,
Dyar, described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex concolor, R.-D., Oriental
records of (see Lntzia fuscana) ;
Australian records of (see L.
halifaxi).
Culex confirmatus, Tynch (see Aedes
scapular is).
Culex conopas (see Taeniorhynchns).
Cnlex conservator, D. & K., breeding-
places of, in Grenada, V. 54; in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Culex {Culicelsa) consimilis, Newst.,
in E. Africa, VIII. 164; in W.
Africa, IV. 45, 66, 112, 150, V.
39, VI. 16, 225, IX. 42 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 112, IX. 42.
Culex {Culicelsa) consimilis, Tavl.,
(see C annt(lirostris).
Culex consolator, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Culex coppenamensis, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) corentynensis,
Dyar, described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VI TI. 102.
Cnlex corniger, Theo., in Brazil, I.
64 ; in Costa Rica, X. 31 ; in
British Guiana, X. 217; in Trini-
dad, V. 60; in U.S.A., VI. 87; in
Venezuela, X. 183 ; . breeding-
places of, I. 64.
Culex cornutus, Edw., described as
new from Bombay, X. 197.
Ctilex coronator, D. & K. [cingulatus,
Theo. nee F.), in Brazil, IV. 37 ;
in Costa Rica, X. 31; breeding
in tree-holes in Surinam, IX.
88 ; in Trinidad, V. 60 ; in U.S.A.,
IX. 72; in Venezuela, X. 62;
anatomy of, X. 96.
Culex crinicauda, Edw., n.n. pro-
posed for C. parvus, Tavl. nee
Macq., IX. 134.
Culex crinifer (see Aedes).
Culex cubensis, D. & K. (see C.
floridanus).
Culex cumminsi (see Aedes).
Culex {*Mochlostyrax) curopinensis,
B.-W. & B. , described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 60 ; breeding-
places of, VIII. 60.
Culex {*Lophocer atomy ia) curti-
palpis, Edw., described as new
from Borneo, III. 10; a synonym
of C. jenseni, q.v.
Culex decens, Theo., African species
allied to, X. 153; in S. Africa,
VIII. 9; in W. Africa, II. 58,
IV. 28, 44, 45, 66, 81, 112, 150,
165, V. 3, 39, 45, VI. 225, VII.
169, VIII. 11, 217, IX. 42, X. 167,
226, 234; in Egypt, VIII. 35;
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS,
breeding-places of, IV. 28, 44, 45,
165, V. 47, VIII. 9, 11, IX. 42;
C. invidiosus considered a variety
of, VIII. 209.
Culex decens var. invidiosus, Theo.,
in E. Africa. VIII. 164; in W.
Africa, IV. 66, V. 3, 39, 45, VII.
169, VIII. 11; in Belgian Congo,
111. 121; in Egypt, III. 10, VIII.
35 ; in Zanzibar, III. 49 ; breeding-
places of, VIII. 11; experiments
with kerosene against larvae of,
V. 56, 57 ; C. omatothoracis not
a synonym of, X. 153.
Culex decepior, D. & K. (see C.
Jioridamis).
Culex declarator, D. & K., in Trini-
dad, V. 60 ; in Venezuela, X.''l83 ;
characters distinguishing, from C.
virgiiltiis, X. 55.
Culex (Choeroporpa) degustator,
Dyar, described as new from
U.S.A., IX. 73.
Culex derivator, D. & K., species
allied to, in California, IV. 159.
Culex digitatus (see Trichoprosopon).
Culex diversus, Theo. (see Aedes
rusticus).
Culex divisor, D. & K., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Culex [Aedes, Heteronycha) dolosa,
Lynch (male), in Argentina, VII.
107, IX. 5; synonymy of, X. 207.
Culex dolosa, Lynch (female) (see
Aedes lynchi).
Culex domesticus. Germ, (see C.
pipiens).
Culex dorsalis, Mg. (see Aides).
Culex {*M elanoconion) dunni, Dyar,
described as new from Panama,
VII. 22.
Culex duttoni, Theo. (albovirgatus,
Graham'), African species allied
to, X. 153; in E. Africa, VIII.
164 ; in W. Africa, IV. 21, 45, 66,
112, 150, 165, V. 3, 39, 45, VI.
225, VII. 169, VIII. 11; in
Belgian Congo, I. 220, III. 121;
breeding-places of, IV. 45, 165,
VIII. 11; C. wafti related to,
VIII. 49.
Culex dyari (see Theobaldia).
Culex {*Choeroporpa) dvsmathes, D.
& Lndl., described as new from
Panama, IX. 73.
Culex {* Choeroporpa) eastor, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VII T. 102.
Culex {*MochIostvrax) egberti, D. &
K., in Florida," VI. 87.
Culex {*Transculicia) eleuthera,
Dyar, described as new from
Bahamas, VI. 88; a synonym of
C. bahaniensis, q.v.
Culex elevator, D. & K., in Costa
Rica, X. 31 ; species allied to, in
Grenada, V. 54.
Culex {*M elanoconion) ensiforniis,
B.-W. & B., described as new
from Dutch Guiana, VIII. 60;
breeding-places of, VIII. 60.
Culex {*M elanoconion) erraticus, D.
& K. {abominator, D. & K.), in
U.S.A., VI. 87 ; oviposition habits
of, I. 198; larvae of, resistant to
vegetable powders, VI. 219.
Culex erythrothorax, Dyar, breeding-
places of, in California, IV. 159,
VI. 87.
Culex escomeli, Brethes, described
as new from Peru, X. 136.
Culex extricator, D. & K., in Costa
Rica, X. 31; in Trinidad, V. 60.
Culex fatigans, Wied. [cartroni,
Ventr., fuscus, Tayl., qitinque-
fasciatus, Sav), in E. Africa, VIII.
164, X. 94, 223 ; in S. Africa, IV.
120, IX. 128: in W. Africa, 11.
58, 135, IV. 28, 66, 81, 112, V.
3, 39. VT. 225, IX. 21, 42, X. 114,
167, 226, 234; in Arabia, II. 158,
IX. 70; in Argentina, VII. 181;
in Australia, 11. 12, III. 30, 37,
207, IV. 11, 60, 72, 182, 196, V.
49, 68, 94, \\. 62, 74, 227. VII.
61, 175, 187, X. 168, 233 ; recorded
as C. quinquevittatus in error in
Australia, I. 11 ; in Bahamas, III.
2; in Bermuda, I. 99; in Brazil,
IV. 37, VI. 91, VIII. 25, IX. 202,
X. 158; in Cevlon, TI. 70; in
China, I. 236, 11. 28, HI. 141,
IV. 39, X. 84; in Cochin-China,
II. 155 ; in Costa Rica, X. 31 ; in
EgA^pt, III. 10 ; probably recorded
in error from Egypt, VIII. 35;
in Fiji, IV. 41, X. 76 ; in Formosa,
VI. 51; not found in northern
territories of Gold Coast, VIII.
12; in British Guiana, IX. 135,
X. 33, 217 ; in Dutch Guiana. VII.
6; in French Guiana, VI. 160; in
Hawaii, V. 17, VI. 163; in India,
I. 79, 143, 144, TI 191, III. 162,
V. 39, VI. 196, IX. 86, 124, 162,
X. 68, 77, 79, 205 ; m Dutch E.
Indies, IV. 23, IX. 8, X. 94, 95 ;
in Japan, X. 18; not found in
Macedonia, X. 142 ; in Madagas-
car, IX. 68 ; in Mauritius, X. 225 ;
in Mesopotamia, VII. 102, VIII.
Ill; in Mexico, III. 12; in
Morocco, IV. 85; in Nicaragua,
IX. 108; in Papua, III. 154; in
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
89
Peru, III. 26; in Philippines, VII.
102, 193; in S^moa, II. 51, 82;
in Sudan, VII. Ill; in Syria, VI.
217; in Tunis, I. 43; in U.S.A.,
IV. 61, 136, VI. 70, 87, 210, VIII.
58, 116, 158, 186, IX. 72; in
Venezuela, X. 62 ; in West Indies,
II. 24, III. 222, IV. 69, 90, V. 53,
60, VII. 108, IX. 150, X. 59; in
Zanzibar, III. 49, VI. 123;
relation of, to dengue, I. 207, II.
82, III. 196, V. 37, 113, 153, VI.
195, VII. 7, 181, IX. 127, 128,
X. 31; and filariasis, I. 232, II.
82, 133, 155, III. 33, V. 95, 147,
153, VI. 123, VII. 61, 102, VIII.
116, IX. 135, X. 31, 84, 94, 95,
179, 205, 225 ; experiments with
various forms of leishmaniasis
and, I. 1, 3, IV. 103, VII. 102;
possibly communicating leprosy,
I. 36 ; and malaria of birds, I. 43,
IX. 86, 162 ; possible relation of,
to seven day fever, IX. 70; and
three day fever, VI. 217; bio-
nomics of, IX. 162, X. 77;
incubation of eggs of, VIII. 165;
swarming of, IX. 72 ; effect of
chemicals on development of, X.
78 ; not reacting to warmth,
VI. 19 ; biting habits of, VII. 63 ;
breeding-places of. III. 26, IV.
37, 69, V. 47, 53, VI. 70, 87, IX.
42, X. 33, 59, 223, 233; natural
enemies of, II. 204, VI. 37, IX.
202, X. 18, 234 ; measures against
larvae of, II. 142, V. 55-57 ; traps
for, VIII. 158; anatomy of, IV.
74, VI. 208; species allied to, X.
136 ; C. hensemaeon an aberration
of, X. 198.
Culex fatigans var. nigrirostris, End.,
described as new from Madagas-
car, IX. 67.
Culex [Culicada, Ochlerotatus) fer-
gusoni, Tayl., described as new,
III. 30 ; in New South Wales, III.
30, 207, IV. 182.
Culex {*Neociilex) fidelis, Dyar,
described as new from Philip-
pines, IX. 51.
Culex flavifrons (see Aedes).
Culex flavipes, Macq. (see C. pipiens).
Culex flavirostris, Mg. (see Theo-
bald ia morsitans).
Culex flavus (see Taeniorhynchus).
Culex {*Mochlostyrax) Jloridanus,
D. & K., in Cuba, VI. 87; in
U.S.A., VI. 87, VII. 22 ; breeding-
places of, VI. 87, VII. 22.
Culex {*Cnliciomyia) fragilis, Ludl.
[fuscus, Theo.), X. 153.
Culex {*Lophoceyatomyia) frauda-
irix, Theo. {cairusensis, Tayl.), in
Queensland, VII. 139.
Culex {*Lophocevatoi}iyia) fraudatrix
var. annulatus, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, V. 67.
Culex {*Culiciomyia) freetownensis,
Theo., breeding-places of, in Sierra
Leone, IV. 150.
Culex fvenchi, Theo. (see Theo-
baldia) .
Culex [*Lophocevatomyia) fulleri,
Ludl., not a synonym of C.
rubithoracis, X. 198.
Culex fuscocephalus, Theo., in Hong
Kong, III." 141.
Culex {Ciilicelsa) fuscus, Tayl. (see
C. fatigans).
Culex {Protonielanocouion) ftisctts,
Theo. (see C. horridus).
Culex {Trichorhynchus) fuscus, Theo.
(see C. fragilis).
Culex {Leucomyia, Theobaldiomyia)
gelidus, Theo., in Ceylon, II. 70;
in India, I. 79, 162, IV. 91, V. 39,
IX. 124 ; in Philippines, VII. 193 ;
attacking cattle, IV. 91 ; Des-
voidva obturbans predacious on,
IX. 124.
Culex gelidus var. bipunctatus , Theo.,
in Cochin-China, II. 155.
Culex giganieus, Ventr., in Mada-
gascar, IX. 68.
Culex grahami. Theo., in W. Africa,
IV. 66, V. 3, 39, M. 225.
Culex guiarti, Blanch., in S. Africa,
I. 140; in W. Africa, T. 220, IV.
66, V. 3, VI. 39 ; in Zanzibar, III.
49; breeding-places of, VI. 39.
Culex halifaxi (see Lutzia).
Culex hensemaeon, Dyar, described
as new from Philippines, IX. 51 ;
an aberration of C. fatigans {a.v.),
X. 198.
Culex {*Lophoceraioniyia) hilli,
Edw., described as new from
Australia, X. 153; Neomacleaya
ausfralis, Tayl. nee Erichs., a
synonym of, IV. 11.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) holoneus,
Dyar, described as new from
Costa Rica, IX. 72.
Culex {*yielanoconion) homoeopas,
D. & Ludl., described as new
from X'ew Orleans, possibly im-
ported from Nicaragua, IX. 73.
Culex horridus, Edw. [Cyathomyia
(Protomelanoconion) fusca, Theo.),
in W. Africa, IV. 21, V. 3, VI.
38. X. 226; breeding-places of,
VI. 38; synonymy of. X. 153.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Culex hortensis, Edw. (see C.
apicalis).
Culex liortensis, Fie. [territans, aiict.
nee Wlk.), in Albania, VII. 138;
in Balkans, VI. 163, 201, VIII.
88, 90, IX. 20, 90, 92; in Canary
Islands, X. 31; in France, VII.
99, X. 30; in Germanv, 11. 78,
VII. 69, VIII. 27, 121, IX. 29, 30,
X. 128; in Italy, VII. 156; not
recorded from Mecklenberg, VIII.
214; in Palestine, IX. 99; in
Switzerland, X. 7 ; bionomics of,
VIII. 27, IX. 30, 91 ; trematode in
larva of, X. 128; breeding-places
of, IX. 99 ; placed in subgenus
Neociilex, VIII. 101 ; distinct from
C. apicalis, VIII. 49. t
Ctilex {*Melanoconioii) Jiumilis,
Theo., in Brazil, VI. 90.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) idottus, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex imitator, Theo., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Culex impellens, Wlk., in India, I.
79, II. 191, IX. 124; not experi-
mentally transmitting malaria,
VI. 195; bionomics of, IX. 124.
Culex {Aedes, Micraedes) incon-
spicuosus, Theo., X. 153; in W.
Africa, V. 3, VI. 225, IX. 42;
breeding-places of, IX. 42.
Culex incriminator , D. & K. (see
C. peccator).
Culex {*Choeropoypa) indecorahilis,
Theo., male of, in Brazil, X. 55.
Culex inelegans, Dyar, described as
new from Philippines, IX. 51.
Culex {* Lophoceratoniy i a) infantulus,
Edw., described as new from
Hong Kong, X. 197.
Culex {*Cayrollia) infoliatits, B.-W.
& B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60 ; breeding-places
of, VIII. 60.
Culex inflictiis, Theo., breeding-
places of, in Grenada, V. 53.
Culex ingrami, Edw., described as
new from Ashanti, IV. 64 ;
breeding-places of, IV. 112.
Culex inimitabilis, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Culex inquisitor, D. & K., in Trini-
dad, V. 60.
Culex insatiahilis , Big. (? = C. fati-
gans), in Madagascar, IX. 68.
Culex insignis, Cart., in W. Africa,
IV. 66, il2, 150, V. 3, 89, VI. 225,
IX. 42; breeding-places of, IV.
112, IX. 42.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) intrincatus,
Brethes, described as new from
Argentina, IX. 5.
Culex invidiosus (see C. decens var.
invidiosus).
Culex (*Carrollia) iridescens, Lutz,
VIII. 60; C. bonnei recorded as,
in Surinam, X. 55 ; bred from
bamboos in Brazil, VIII. 26.
Culex jenningsi, D. & K., in Costa
Rica, X. 76.
Culex {*Lophoceyatomyia) jenseni,
de Meij., described as L. curti-
palpis from Borneo, III. 10,
IX. 134.
Culex jepsoni, Bahr et auct. (see C.
annulirostris, Skuse).
Culex jepsoni, Theo. (female) (see
C sitiens).
Culex {*Choeroporpa) jonistes, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex jubilator, D. & K., in Costa
Rica, X. 31.
Culex jugorum, Vill., described as
new, VII. 99; a variety of Aedes
pullatus, q.v.
Culex khazani, Edw., described as
new from S.W. India, X. 197;
breeding in tree-holes, X. 197.
Culex {Heptaphlebomyia) kingi,
Theo., described as new from
Sudan, II. 45; a synonym of C.
argenteopunctatus, q.v.
Culex kingianus, Edw., described as
new from Africa, X. 153.
Culex lateralis, Mg. (see Aedes
geniculatus) .
C24.lex laticinctus, Edw., described a3
new, II. 100; in Canary Islands,
X. 31; in France, IX. 38, X. 30;
in Palestine, II. 100, IX. 99; and
three-day fever in the Island of
Rouad, VI. 217; in Tunisia, X.
68; bionomics of, IX. 99.
Culex latisquama, Coq., in Costa
Rica, X. 31.
Culex laurenti, Newst., in E. Africa,
VIII. 164 ; in Madagascar, IX. 68.
Culex linealis (see Taeniorhynchus).
Culex ludlowi, Blanch, (see Aedes
vigilax).
Culex lynchi, Brethes (see Aedes).
Culex maculivenfris, Macq. (see
Aedes dorsalis).
Culex {*Micraedes) malayi, Leic, in
Hong Kong, HI. 141 ; recorded as
Aedes nigrescens, X. 197.
Culex mariae (see Aedes).
Culex {*Choeroporpa) marionensis,
B.-W. & B., described as new
from Dutch Guiana, VIII. 60.
t Most European references under C. territans are C. a/>icalis, Adams.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
91
Cnlex mastigia, H., D. & K. (see
C. floridautis).
Cnlex mathisi, Nev. Lem., in French
Guiana, VI. 160.
Culex (*Choeroporpa) maxinocca,
Dyar, described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex {*Cliniaciira) nielannrus, Coq.,
in U.S.A., I. 98, VI. 88; breeding-
places of, VI. 88; hibernation of,
I. 98.
Culex [*Hclcoporfa) menytes, Dyar,
described as new from Panama,
VII. 22.
Cnlex {*Choeroporpa) merodaemon,
Dyar, described as new from
Costa Rica, IX. 88.
Culex {*Carrollia) nietempsyta, Dyar,
described as new from Costa Rica,
X 55.
Culex microauunlatus, Theo. (see C.
sitiens).
Cnlex mimeticiis, Noe, in Borneo,
III. 11 ; not recorded from Egypt,
IX. 99; in Formosa, VI. 21; in
Hong Kong, III. 141; in India,
I. 143, II. 193, VTII. 31, 43; in
Macedonia, VI. 163, 201. VIII.
90, IX. 20, 91, 92 ; varieties of, in
Oriental Region, X. 197 ; in
Palestine, IX. 99 ; breeding-places
of, VI. 163, IX. 91, 99; anatomy
of larva of, VI. 208.
Culex mimulus, Edw., described as
new from Borneo, III. 115;
described as C. mossmani, sp. n.,
from Queensland, IV. 11.
Culex {*Lophoceratoniyia) minuHs-
simus, Theo. {Cnlicioniyia niger-
rima, Theo.), in Ceylon, II. 70;
in Hong Kong, III. 141 ; C.
infantulus previously recorded as
variety of, X. 198.
Culex mirificns, Edw., in E. Africa,
V. 31.
Cnlex {*Barrandins) niodestns, Fie,
X. 18; in Mesopotamia, VIII.
Ill; in Palestine, II. 100, IX.
194 ; placed in subgenus Neoculex,
VIII. 101.
Cnlex mollis, D. & K. {cavmodyae
■mollis), breeding in tree-holes in
Surinam, IX. 88; in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Culex nwrsitans (see Theobaldia).
Culex mortificator, D. & K., in Costa
Rica, X. 31.
Culex mossmani, Tayl., described
as new from Queensland, IV. 11;
a synonym of C. mimulus, q.v.
Culex {* M ochlostyrax) multispinosus,
B.-W. & B., described as new
from Dutch Guiana, VIII. 60;
breeding-places of, VIII. 60.
Culex {*Culiciomvia) nebulosus,
Theo., in E. Africa,VIII. 164 ; in S.
Africa, IV. 120; in W. Africa,
111. 121, IV. 21, 45, 49, 66,
112, 151, 161, \ 3, 39, 40,
45, VI. 225, VII. 169, VIII. 11,
217, IX. 42, X. 167, 226; blood
parasites found in, V. 40 ; breed-
ing-places of, VIII. 11, IX. 42.
Culex neireti, Ventr., in Madagascar,
IX. 68.
Culex nemorosns, Mg. (see Aedes
communis) .
Culex nemorosns dorsovittatus, ^"ill.
(see Aedes sticticus).
Culex neoapicalis, Theo. (see Psoro-
phora confinnis).
Cnlex nicceriensis, B.-W. & B., in
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 60.
Culex [Danielsia) nigrescens, Theo.,
X. 197.
Culex nigripalpus, Theo., in Venez-
uela, X. 62.
Culex nigripes, Zett. (see Aedes
alpinus).
Culex nigritulus, Theo., in Denmark,
IX. 82.
Culex nilgiricus, Edw., described as
new, IV. 64; in India, IV. 64,
VIII. 43.
Culex nocturnus, Theo. (see Aedes
vexans) .
Culex nocturnus var. niger, Theo.,
described as new from New
Caledonia, II. 34.
Culex normanensis, Tayl., described
as new from Queensland, IV. 11 ;
referred to Aedes, q.v.
Cnlex {*Acalleomvia) obscurus, X.
197.
Culex occidentalis (see Aedes).
Culex ocellatns, Theo., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Culex (*Melanoconion) ocossa, D.
& K., described as new from
British Guiana, VII. 105; breed-
ing-places of, VII. 105.
Culex orientalis, Edw., described
as new from Japan, X. 18 ;
breeding in rice-fields, X. 18.
Culex originator, Gordon & Evans,
described as new from Brazil, X.
234 ; breeding in Carapana uba,
X. 234.
Cnlex ornatothoracis, Theo., in W.
Africa, V. 3, 47 ; not a synonym
of C. decens var. invidiosus, X.
153.
Culex ornatus, Mg. (see Aedes
geni culatus) .
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Culex ousqiia, Dyar, male genitalia
of, X. 96.
Culex pacificiis, Edw., described as
new from New Hebrides, IV. 64.
Culex pallidocephalns, Theo., in
Egypt, III. 10 ; in Natal, IV. 120 ;
possibly synonymous with C.
decens, VIII. 35.
Culex [*Culiciomyi.a) pallidothorax,
Theo., in Hong Kong, III. 141.
Culex palpalis, Tayl., described as
new from Australia, I. 11; a
synonym of C. annuUrostris,
Skuse, q.v.
Culex paludis, Tayl., described as
new, II. 12; a synonym of C.
sitiens, q.v.
Culex palus, Theo. {similis, Theo.),
in Grenada, V. 53 ; in British
Guiana, X. 217; in U.S.A., VI.
87, VIII. 187 ; breeding-places of,
V. 53, VI. 87.
Culex {Melanoconion) papuensis,
Tayl., described as new, II. 135;
in Papua, II. 135, III. 154.
Culex parvus, Macq. (see Aides
vexans) .
Culex parvus, Ta^d., described as
new, I. 11; a synonym of C.
crinicauda, q.v.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) pasadaemon,
Dyar, described as new from
Costa Rica, IX. 88.
Culex {^Melanoconion) peccator, D.
& K., in U.S.A., VI. 87, VII. 22;
breeding-places of, VII. 22.
Culex penicillaris, Rond. (see Aedes
caspius).
Culex perexiguus, Theo., value of
fish against, in Palestine, X. 209.
Culex perfidiosus, Edw., in Gold
Coast, X. 167.
Culex perfuscus, Edw., in E. Africa,
V. 31 ; in Gold Coast, X. 167 ; in
Zanzibar, VI. 123.
Culex {*CJweroporpa, Mochlostyrax)
periblepius, D. & K., in Carolina,
VI. 87; larva of, VIII. 59.
Culex periurbans (see Taeniorhyn-
chus).
Culex pervigilans, Berg., in Australia
and New Zealand, IX. 75.
Culex {*Transculicia) petersoni,
Dyar, described as new from
virgin Islands, VIII. 101.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) phlabistus
Dyar, described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) phlogistus,
Dyar, described' as new from
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex pllosus, D. & K., in N. Caro-
lina, IV. 136.
Culex pipiens, L. [cornitatus, D. &
K., domesticus, Germ., flavipes,
Macq.), in N. Africa, VII. 99, X.
68, 180 ; in S. Africa, IV. 120, IX.
128; in W. Africa, IV. 165; in
Albania, VII. 138; in Argentina,
VII. 107; in Balkans, VI. 163,
201, VII. 29, VIII. 88, 90, IX.
20, 92, X. 142; in British Isles,
III. 188, IV. 131, VI. 107, VII.
64, 72, 109, 190, VITI. 177, 193,
IX. 5, 118, X. 16, 86, 120, 165;
in Canada, III. 155; in Canary
Islands, X. 31 ; in China, X. 84 ;
in Denmark, VII. 170, IX. 82;
in Egypt, III. 10, VIII. 35; in
Finland, X. 165; in France, VII.
99 ; VIII. 81, X. 30 ; in Germany,
I. 40, II. 78. 100, VT 211, 212,
VII. 69, VIII. 27, 28, 29, 117,
118, 121, 214, IX. 29, 35, 68, X.
128, 192, 212 ; in French Guiana,
VI. 160; in Hawaii, V. 17, VI. 7;
in Holland, X. 19; in Italy, VII.
156, X. 119 ; in Mesopotamia,
VII. Ill; in Palestine, II. 100,
VIII. 51, IX. 99; in Peru, III.
26; in Ru.ssia, III. 68, V. 85; in
Sweden, VII. 157, X. 87; in
Switzerland, III. 225, V. 42, VI.
172, X. 7, 8,92; in U.S.A., I. 22,
25, 118, II. 49, 158, III. 52, 96,
128, 213, IV. 7, 95, 159, 170, V.
102, 103, 161, VI. 66, 70, 87, 146,
VII. 21, VIII. 30, 194, IX. 24, 26,
106, 186, X. 93, 108, 111, 135,
228; in West Indies, V. 60; not
susceptible to Bacillus of Loutraz,
VI. 79; probably transmitting
filariasis, X. 84, 180; flagellates
found in. III. 129, IV. 44, V. 85,
VIII. 88; development of Plas-
modium relictum in, VI. 140, 229,
IX. 170, X. 98, 236; not experi-
mentally transmitting poliomye-
litis, I. 17, V. 186, VI. 171;
Sp iroch acta icterohaemorrhagiae
not developing in, IX. 49 ; not
transmitting Trypanosoma vesper-
filioni<^, II. 173; bionomics of,
I. 22, V. 42, VI. 107, 172. 212,
VII. 29, 64, 170. VIII. 27, 28, IX.
35, 184, X. 16, 19, 86, 229 ; effect
of temperature on. III. 139, X.
135 ; effect of various salts on,
V. 103, VIII. 117, IX. 29, 184,
185 ; effect of hydrocyanic acid
on, VI. 57; effect of picric acid
on larvae of, VII. 135 ; respiration
of, VII. 49 ; larva of, IX. 99, 186,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
93
X. 211; parasites of larva of, X.
107, 128, 212 ; measures against,
II. 135, III. 96, IV. 95; repellent
for, VIII. 171; breeding-places
of, I. 40, 98, III. 26, 30, IV. 131,
159, 165, 170, VI. 70, 87, 163,
201, VII. 21. VIII. 35, IX. 24, 92,
X. 8, 93 ; specie.s allied to, X. 136,
153.
Culex pleiiristriatns, Theo., in Trini-
dad, V. 60.
Culex {*Choeroporpa, Mochlostyrax)
pose, D. & K., described as new
from Texas, \1. 87 ; in Louisiana,
X. 132.
Culex prasinopleitrus, Martini, des-
cribed as new from Cuba, II. 130.
Culex proclamator, D. & K., in Costa
Rica, X. 31.
Culex pruina. Theo., in W. Africa,
IV. 112, VI. 225; breeding-places
of, IV. 112.
Culex [*Choeroporpa) psatharus,
Dyar, described as new from
Panama, IX. 50.
Culex pulchripalpis, Rond. (see
Orthopodomyia) .
Culex ptdchripalpis, Theo. (see
Aedes caspiiis).
Culex pulchritJiorax, Edw., described
as Pseudohoivardina lineata, sp. n.,
from Transvaal, I. 140.
Culex pullatus jngorum (see Aides).
Culex punctatits, Mg. (see Aedes
caspius).
Culex pungens, R.-D. (see Aedes
rusticus) .
Culex pusillus, INIacq., in Egypt,
VIII. 35; the type species of
subgenus Barraudius, X. 18.
Culex pyrenaicus, Brolemann, des-
cribed as new from Pyrenees,
VII. 140; a synonym of C.
apicalis, q.v.
Culex qiiadrimaculatus, Macq. (see
Aedes rusticus).
Culex quasigelidus, Theo., in W.
Africa, IV. 66, V. 3, 47, VIII. 12,
X. 226; in Egypt, III. 10, VIII.
35; in Madagascar, IX. 67;
breeding-places of, VIII. 12;
synonymy of, I. 140, IX. 134.
Culex quasimodestus, Theo. (?=C.
pipiens, L.), in Egypt, III. 10.
Culex quinqnefasciatus. Say (see C
fatigans) .
Culex reductor, D. & K., in Bahamas
and Jamaica, VI. 88.
Culex restuaris, Theo. (see C. terri-
tans, Wile).
Culex richiardii. Fie. (see Taenio-
rhyncJius) .
Culex rinia, Theo., African species
aUied to, X. 153; in W. Africa,
IV. 66, \. 39, VI. 225, IX. 42, X.
167; breeding in crab-holes, IX.
42.
Culex rossi, Giles (see Aedes argen-
teus) .
Culex riibithoracis, Leic, C. fulleri
not a synonym of, X. 198.
Culex rubrithorax (see Aedes).
Culex rusticus (see Aedes).
Culex sagax (see Aides).
Culex salinarius, Coq., in U.S.A.,
I. 22, 119, II. 158, III. 52, 128,
212, IV. 7, VI. 87, VII. 21, X. 93 ;
breeding-places of. III. 212, IV.
7, VI. 87, VII. 21, X. 93; effects
of salt on larvae of, V. 103 ; larva
of, IV. 156.
Culex salisburiensis, Theo., in S.
Africa, VIII. 9, IX. 128; in W.
Africa, IV. 66, IX. 42; new
variety of, in Transvaal, I. 140;
breeding-places of, VIII. 9, IX.
42.
Culex salus, Theo. (see C sitiens).
Culex [Psendotaeniorhynchus) samoa-
ensis, Theo., described as new
from Samoa, II. 51.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) saramaccensis,
B.-W. & B., described as new
from Dutch Guiana, VIII. 60;
breeding-places of, VIII. 60.
Culex saxatilis, Grossb. (see C.
apicalis).
Culex scapular is (see Aides).
Culex scholasticus, Theo., in Trini-
dad, V. 60.
Culex {*Carrollia) secundus, B.-W.
& B., described as new from
Panama, VIII. 60.
Culex sergenti, Theo. (see C. api-
calis).
Culex serratus (see Aides).
Culex similis, Theo. (see C. palus).
Culex simplex, Tayl. (see C. annuli-
rostris, Skuse).
Culex simpsoni, Theo., distribution
of, in Africa, IV. 120 ; in E. Africa,
VIII. 164.
Culex simulator, D. & K., in Trini-
dad, V. 60.
Culex sinensis, Theo., in Hong Kong,
III. 141.
Culex si liens, Wied. {annulatus,
Tayl., jepsoni, Theo. (female),
var. milni, Tayl., microannulatus ,
Theo., paludis, Tayl.), African
species allied to, X. 153 ; in E.
Africa, VIII. 164; in Australia,
IV. 11, 60, 73, 183, V. 67, 94,
VI. 74, 227; in Ceylon. II. 70,
94
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
142; in Fiji, IV. 41, X. 76; in
Formosa, VI. 21; in Hong Kong,
III. 141; in India, I. 79, II. 155,
V. 39 ; in Loyalty Islands, II. 34 ;
in Papua, III. 37, 154; in Philip-
pines, VII. 193 ; in Somaliland,
II. 7 ; transmitting Filar ia noc-
turna, II. 155; probably not a
carrier of Onchocerca gihsoni, VI.
27 ; rate of consumption of oxygen
by larvae of. III. 70 ; described as
C. paludis, Tayl., sp. n., II. 12.
Culex sollicitans (see Aedes).
Culex {*Culicloniyia) spathifurca,
Edw., described as new from
Borneo, III. 115.
Culex spathipalpis, Rond. (see
Theobaldia longiareolaia) .
Culex l*Melanoconion) spissipes,
Theo., in Brazil, VI. 90; in
Trinidad, V. 60; in U.S.A., VIII.
187.
Culex squaniosus, Tayl. (Leucomyia
annulirostris, Tayl.), in Queens-
land, IV. 60 ; Culex taylori a
synonym of, IX. 134.
Culex sticticus (see Aedes).
Culex stigmatosoma, Dyar, breeding-
places of, in U.S.A., IV. 159, VI.
87.
Culex surinamensis, Dyar, described
as new from Surinam, VII. 22.
Culex taeniorhynchus (see Aedes).
Culex {*Eubonnea subgen. n.)
tapena, Dyar, described as new
from Dutch Guiana, VIII. 33;
breeding-places of, VIII. 33.
Culex tarsalis, Coq., in U.S.A., IV.
159, V. 125, 161, VI. 7, 49, 65, 66,
87, 146, VIII. 104, 187, IX. 72;
bionomics of, VI. 49, 65, 87;
control of, VI. 66; seasonal
prevalence of, V. 125.
Culex taylori, Edw., n. n. proposed
for Leucomyia annulirostris, IX.
134 ; a synonym of C. squamosus,
q.v.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) tecmarsis,
Dyar, described as new from
Panama, VII. 22.
Culex {*Chocroporpa) terebor, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex territans, of German authors
(see C. hortensis or C apicalis).
Culex territans, H., D. & K. (see
C. apicalis).
Culex territans, Wlk. ( restuans,
Theo.), in Canada, VII. 106; in
U.S.A., I. 119, III. 128, 213, IV.
61, 136, 170, V. 161. VI. 65, 66,
87, VIII. 14, X. 82, 93, 130;
Microsporidia infesting, X. 82;
larva of, VIII. 14; length of
life of, X. 148 ; breeding-places of,
IV. 61, 136, 170, VI. 65, 87, VII.
106, X 93, 130; synonymy of,
VIll. lOl.t
Culex testaceus, Dyar (see C. api-
calis).
Culex thalassius, Theo., in E. Africa,
IV. 120, VIII. 164; in W. Africa.
III. 190, IV. 66, 120, V. 3, 39, 47,
VI. 38, 47, 225, IX. 42, X. 167,
226; breeding-places of. III. 190,
VI. 38, 47, IX. 42; experiments
with kerosene on larvae of, V. 57.
Culex theileri, Theo. (see C tipuli-
formis).
Culex thriambus, Dyar, described as
new from U.S.A., IX. 72; breed-
ing-places of, IX. 72.
Culex tigripes (see Lutzia).
Culex tipuliformis, Theo. {theileri,
Theo.), in S. Africa, VIII. 9, IX.
128 (A nopheles in error) ; in Egypt,
III. 10, VIII. 35 ; in Mesopotamia,
VIII. Ill; in Palestine, IX. 99;
new variety of, in Transvaal, I.
140; breeding-places of, VIII. 9,
IX. 99; distribution of, IV. 120.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) tosimus, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex {*Helcoporpa) trifidus, Dyar,
described as new from Costa Rica,
IX. 206.
Culex trifilatus, Edw., in E. Africa,
V. 31.
Culex tritaeniorhviichus, Giles, in
W. Africa, VI. 16, 39, X. 167, 226 ;
in Hong Kong, HI. 141; in
Mesopotamia, VIII. Ill ; in Pales-
tine, IX. 194 ; in Sumatra, IV. 23 ;
in Zanzibar, VI. 123; breeding-
places of, VI. 39.
Culex univittatus, Theo., in W.
Africa, III. 121, IV. 66, V. 45,
VIII. 12; in Natal, IV. 120; in
Palestine, IX. 99; in Spain, IV.
120 ; breeding-places of, VIII. 12.
Culex [*CarroUia, Melanoconion)
urichi, Coq., in Trinidad, V. 60.
Culex usquatissimus, Dyar, in Pana-
ma, X. 96 ; male genitalia of, X.
96.
Culex usquatus, Dyar, described as
new from Surinam, VII. 22; male
genitalia of, X. 96.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) vapulans,
Dyar, described as new from
Dutch Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) vaxus, Dyar,
t Some of these possibly refer to C. apicalis, Adams,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
95
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VITI. 102.
Culex ventrilloni, Edw., described
as new, VIII. 208 ; in Madagascar,
VIII. 208, IX. 68; C. albigenu a
synonym of, IX. 67, 134.
Culex vexans (see Aedes).
Culex {Leucomyia) vicinus, Tayl.
[annulattis, Tayl.), described as
new, V. 67 ; in Australia, IV. 60,
V. 67.
Culex virgaiipes, Edw., described as
new from Hong Kong and Kash-
mir, III. 10, 141.
Culex virgultus, Theo., in Venezuela,
X. 62; characters of, X. 55.
Culex vishnui, Theo., IX. 134; in
Ceylon, II. 70, X. 67; in Hong
Kong, III. 141; in India, X. 77;
in Sumatra, IV. 23.
Culex vittigev (see Aedes).
Culex tvahlgreni, Theo. (see Aedes
geniculatus) .
Culex watti, Edw., described as new
from Africa, VIII. 48.
Culex (*Ckoeroporpa) xivylis, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex {*Choeroporpa) ybarmis, Dyar,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 102.
Culex {*Melanoconion) zeteci, Dyar,
described as new from Panama
Canal Zone, VII. 22.
Culicada (see Aedes).
Culicada annulata, Tayl. (see Culex
sitiens).
Culicella, a subgenus of Theohaldia,
q.v.
Culicelsa abdominalis (see Culex).
Ciilicelsa albirostris (see Aedes).
Culicelsa alboannulatus (see Aedes).
Culicelsa annulirostris, Skuse (see
Culex sitiens).
Culicelsa centropunctatus {see Aedes).
Culicelsa consimilis (see Culex).
Culicelsa linealis (see Taeniorhyn-
chus).
Culicelsa paludis (see Culex).
Culicelsa taeniorhynchus (see Aedes).
Culicelsa iogoi (see Aedes).
Culicelsa vigilax (see Aedes).
cnlicifacies, Anopheles [Myzomyia).
culiciformis, Anopheles {Coelodiaze-
sis) ; Mochlonyx.
Culicini, notice of key to Palaearctic
genera of, X. 18.
culicinus, Aedes {Ecculex).
Culicioniyia, perhaps a distinct
subgenus of Culex {q.v.), X. 153.
Culicoides, in E. Africa, IX. 93; in
W. Africa, I. 220, II. 27, IV. 150,
IX. 25, 195; in Barbados, III.
223; m Brazil, I. 64; in Egypt,
VI. 239; in Florida, II. 78; in
India, VI. 64, VII. 46, IX. 79,
X. 81, 196 ; possibly transmitting
disease, IX. 145; possibly asso-
ciated with pellagra, VI. 239;
attacking mosquitos, II. 204;
infesting birds' nest, IX. 79 ;
blood-sucking habits of, I. 66,
VI. 83, X. 209; breeding-places
of, I. 64, VI. 64, IX. 25; classifi-
cation of, VIII. 213; notice of
key to, X. 52 ; compared with
Dasyhelea, IX. 201.
Culicoides accraensis, C, I. <fe M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26; breeding-places
of, IX. 26.
Culicoides aeratipennis, Skuse, in
Australia, VII. 154.
Culicoides albicans, Winn., in Bel-
gium, VIII. 213.
Culicoides alboguttatus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Formosa, IX.
191.
albonotatus, Kieff., de-
as new from Asia, IX.
Ctilicoides
scribed
106.
Culicoides
scribed
106.
Culicoides
albosparsus, Kieff.,
as new from Africa,
de-
IX.
(see C.
amoenus, Winn.
chiopterus) .
Culicoides anophelis, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Malaya, X.
208 ; attacking AnopheJines in
India and ]\Ialaya, X. 208.
Culicoides avcuatus, W^inn., in Bel-
gium, VIII. 213.
Culicoides arenarius, Edw., described
as new from British Somaliland,
X. 208.
Culicoides austeni, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26.
Culicoides ausiraliensis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New Guinea,
VII. 154.
Culicoides belgicus, Kieff., described
as new from Belgium, VIII. 213.
Culicoides biguttatus, Coq., in Illin-
ois, IV. 55.
Culicoides bisignatus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun,
X. 51.
Culicoides brevitarsis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VII. 154.
Culicoides chiopterus, Mg. {amoenus,
Winn.), in Belgium," VIII. 213;
synonymy of, X. 141.
96
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Culicoides cinereUns, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Hungary,
VIII. 213.
Culicoides circiimscriptus, Kieff.,
described as new from Africa,
IX. 106; in Palestine, IX. 194.
Culicoides citriints, Kieff., described
as new from Kamerun, X. 51.
Culicoides citroneus, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26.
Culicoides columbianus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Colombia,
VTI. 154.
Culicoides confusus, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26; breeding-places
of, IX. 26.
Culicoides conjnnctus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Africa, IX.
106.
Culicoides cordatus, Kieff., described
as new from Courland, IX. 171.
Culicoides cordiformitarsus, Carter,
described as new from Egj'pt,
IV. 109.
Culicoides corsoni, I. & M., described
as new from Gold Coast, X. 61.
Culicoides crepuscularis, Malloch,
described as new from Illinois,
III. 163.
Culicoides debilipalpis, Lutz, in
Brazil, IV. 36, VIII. 26.
Culicoides decernpunctatus, Skuse,
in Australia, VII. 154.
Culicoides dentatus, Kieff., described
as new from Kamerun, X. 51.
Culicoides distinctipciinis, Aust., in
Gold Coast, IX. 26.
Culicoides eriodendrovi, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26; breeding-places
of, IX. 26.
Culicoides esmoneti, Salm, described
as new, VI. 175; in Java, VI.
175, IX. 107.
Culicoides fascipeunis, Staeg., in
Belgium, VIII. 212, 213; in
France, VI. 113.
Culicoides [Joliannseniella) fulvi-
thornx, Aust., X. 209; in Gold
Coast, IX. 26.
Culicoides graham i, Aust., in W.
Africa, II. 117, VI. 225, VIII. 12,
IX. 26.
Culicoides griseidorsum, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Africa, IX.
106.
Culicoides guincensis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Africa, IX.
106.
Culicoides guttatus, Coq., in Brazil,
IV. 36, VI. 91.
Culicoides guttifer, de Meij., in
Sevclielles, X. 209 ; synonymy of,
X.' 209.
Culicoides guttipennis, de Meij., in
Australia, VII. 154; in Illinois,
HI. 163, IV. 55.
Ctilicoides guttularis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Hungary,
VIII. 213; in Britain, IX. 195;
in Palestine, IX. 194.
Culicoides haematopotus, Malloch,
described as new from Illinois,
III. 163, IV. 55.
Culicoides heliophilus, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Britain, IX.
195.
Culicoides hieroglyphicus, Malloch,
described as new from Illinois,
HI. 163.
Culicoides hirtipes, Kieff., described
as new from Peru, VH. 154.
Culicoides horticola, Lutz, in Para-
guay, VIII. 26.
Culicoides impressus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Africa, IX.
106.
Culicoides impunctatiis, Goetgh., de-
scribed as new from Belgium,
VIII. 213.
Culicoides inornatipennis, C, I. &
M., described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26; breeding-places
of, IX. 26.
Culicoides inornatipennis rutilis, I.
& M., described as new from
Gold Coast, X. 61 ; breeding-
places of, X. 61.
Culicoides insignis, Lutz, described
as new from Brazil, I. 65.
Culicoides javanicus, Salm, described
as new, VI. 175; in Java, VI.
175, IX. 107.
Culicoides judicandus, Bezzi, in
Philippines, VII. 194.
Culicoides kiefferi, Goetgh., identity
of, VIII. 213, X. 141 ; a synonym
of C. stigma, q.v.
Culicoides kiefferi, Patton, described
as new, II. 28; in India, 11. 28,
VI. 64.
Culicoides
scribed
X. 51.
Culicoides
scribed
kribiensis, Kieff., de-
as new from Kamerun,
lacteinervis, Kieff., de-
as new from Hungarv,
VIII. 213.
Culicoides langeroni, Kieff., de-
scribed as new, X. 50 ; in Tunisia,
X. 50, 69.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
97
Culicoides latipennis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Hungary,
VIII. 213.
Culicoides leiicostictus, Kieff. (see
C. guttifer).
Culicoides lineatus, Kieff., described
as new from New Guinea, VII.
154.
Culicoides longhnani, Edw., described
as new from Jamaica, X. 208.
Culicoides loughnani jamaicensis,
Edw., described as new from
Jamaica, X. 208.
Culicoides lugens, Kieff., described
as new from Africa, IX. 106.
Culicoides maculithorax , Will., in
Brazil, I. 65; in Jamaica, IX.
171, X. 209; possibly a vector
of sand-fly fever, IX. 171 ; C.
0 XV stoma probablv a synonym of,
x: 209.
Culicoides niarmoratus, Skuse, in
Australia, VII. 154.
Culicoides maruim, Lutz {maritim
in error), described as new from
Brazil, I. 176.
Culicoides mesopotamiensis, Patton,
described as new from Mesopo-
tamia, IX. 145.
Culicoides miharai, Kinoshita, de-
scribed as new, VI. 224; in
Korea, VI. 224, VII. 101; con-
veving fever, VI. 224; male
described, VIT. 101.
Culicoides milnei, Aust., in Principe,
IV. 49.
Culicoides minusculus, Skuse, in
Australia, VII. 154.
Culicoides molestus, Skuse, in Aus-
tralia, VII. 154.
Culicoides moniivagus, Kieff., in
India, VIII. 20. '
Culicoides muUimaculatus , Tayl.,
described as new from Australia,
VII. 62.
Culicoides multipunctatus, Malloch,
described as new from Illinois,
III. 163.
Culicoides nadayanus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Asia, IX. 106.
Culicoides nanulus, Kieff., described
as new from Hungary, VIII. 213.
Culicoides neavei, Aust., species
allied to, conveying horse-sickness
in Beli^ian Congo, VI. 161 ; in
Gold Coast, IX. 26.
Culicoides newstendi, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine
IX. 194.
Culicoides nigellus, Skuse, in Aus-
tralia, VII.' 154.
(K 2009)
Culicoides nigeriae, I. & M., de-
scribed as new from Nigeria, X.
61.
Culicoides nigripennis, C, I. & M.,
breeding-places of, in Gold Coast,
IX. 26.
Culicoides nilogenus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Sudan, X.
51.
Culicoides nilophilus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Sudan, X.
51.
Culicoides nubeculosus, Mg. {puncta-
ticollis, Goetgh.), in Belgium,
VIII. 213; synonymy of, VIII.
213, X. 141.
Culicoides ohsoletus, Mg. (varius,
Goetgh.), in Belgium, VIII. 212,
213 ; synonymy of, X. 141.
Culicoides ochrothorax. Carter, de-
scribed as new, VII. 81; attack-
ing mosquitos in Gold Coast,
VII. 81.
Culicoides octosignatus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Belgian
Congo, X. 51.
Culicoides odiatus, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, IX. 194.
Culicoides odibilis, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, IX. 194.
Culicoides oxy stoma, Kieff., biono-
mics of, in India and Malaya,
X. 81, 209 ; probably a synonym
of C. maculithorax, X. 209.
Culicoides pachymerus, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Culicoides pallidicornis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Hungary,
VIII. 213.
Culicoides paUidipennis, C, I. &
M., described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26.
Culicoides paraensis, Goeldi, in
Brazil, IV. 36, VI. 91.
Culicoides peregrinus, Kieff., breed-
ing-places of, in India, IV. 118.
Ciilicoides philippinensis, Kieff.,
described as new from Philippines,
IX. 191.
Citlicoides phlebotomus, Will., dis-
tribution of. III. 163.
Culicoides pictipennis, Winn., in
Belgium, VIII. 213; possibly a
synonym of C. guttifer, X. 209.
Culicoides praetermissus, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26.
Culicoides pulicaris, L., in Belgium,
VIII. 212, 213; in France, VI.
113; in Sweden, VII. 157; in
Switzerland, VI. 172; bionomics
7
98
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
of, VIII. 212, 213; breeding-
places of, VI. 172.
Culicoides piimilus, Winn., in Bel-
gium, VIII. 212, 213.
Ciilicoides punctaticollis, Goetgh.,
new name for C. puncticollis,
Goetgh. nee Becker, VIII. 213;
a synonym of C. nuheculosus
iq.v.), X. 141.
Culicoides puncticollis, Goetgh. nee
Becker, identity of, VIII. 213,
X. 141 ; a synonym of C.
nubeculosus, q.v.
Culicoides punctithorax, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 26 ; breeding-places
of, IX. 26.
Culicoides pungens, deMeij., attack-
ing man in Sunda Islands, II. 162.
Culicoides pitripennis, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
IX. 194.
Culicoides quadrisignains, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun,
X. 51.
Culicoides remotus, Kieff., described
as new from Africa, IX. 106.
Culicoides reticulatus, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, I.
64 {Ctilex in error), 176.
Culicoides sanctaeniarthae, Kieff.,
described as new from Colombia,
VII. 154.
Culicoides sangiiisugus, Coq., in
Illinois, III. 163, IV. 55.
Culicoides schultzei, End., in Gold
Coast, IX. 26, X. 234; breeding-
places of, IX. 26.
Culicoides (Diplosella) sergenti,
Kieff., described as new from
Algeria, IX. 171.
Culicoides signains, Kieff., described
as new from Sudan, X. 51.
Culicoides silvestrii, Kieff., described
as new from Africa, IX. 106.
Culicoides similis, C, I. & M., in
Gold Coast, IX. 26, X. 234;
breeding-places of, IX. 26.
Culicoides stellifer, Coq., attacking
man in Illinois, IV. 55.
Culicoides stephensi, Carter, de-
scribed as new from Egypt, IV.
109.
Culicoides stigma, IVIg. {unimacula-
tus, Goetgh.), in Belgium, VIII.
213; synonymy of, VIII. 213,
X. 141.
Culicoides siibfascipeniiis, Kieff.,
described as new from Hungary,
VIII. 213. [
Culicoides siihnitidus, Skuse, in
Australia, IV. 8, VII. 154.
Culicoides siisae, Kieff., described
as new from Italy, VIII. 213.
Culicoides sydneyensis, Skuse, in
Australia, VII. 154.
Culicoides tentorius, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, IX. 194.
Culicoides townsvillensis, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VII. 62.
Culicoides trisignatus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun,
X. 51.
Culicoides tmdecimpunctatus , Kieff.,
described as new from Argentina,
VII. 154.
Culicoides unimaculatus , Goetgh.,
new name for C. kieff eri, Goetgh.,
VIII. 213; a synonym of C.
stigma iq.v.), X. 141.
Citlicoides varipcnnis, Coq., in
Illinois, III. 163.
Culicoides variits, Goetgh. (see C.
obsoletiis) .
Culicoides varius, Winn., in Belgium,
VTII. 212, 213.
Citlicoides villosipes, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Culicoides vitreipennis, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
IX. 194.
Citlicoides xanthoceras, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New Guinea,
VII. 154.
Culicoides xanthogaster, Kieff., de-
scribed as new froin Africa, IX.
106,
Culiselsa, suggested to replace Tae-
niorhynchus, IX. 72.
Culiseta (see Theobaldia).
Cummingsia, gen. n., X. 140.
Cummingsia mactdaia, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Caenolestes
in Peru, X. 140.
Cummingsia peramydis, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Peramys
domesticus in Brazil, X. 140.
cumminsi, Aedes {Culex, Ochlero-
tatus) .
citmpstoni, Aedes [Culicada, Oclihro-
tatus) (see A. queenslandis).
ctinea, Hyphaittria.
ciiniculi, Cuterebra ; Dermatodectes ;
Notoedriis cati ; Psoroptes ; Sar-
coptes scabiei ; Spilopsyllus.
citprarius, Sargus.
cuprealis, Aglossa.
citropinensis, Culex [Mochlosty-
rax).
curriei, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) (see A„
dorsalis) .
ciirsim, Chrysops.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
99
cursor, GlycipJiagns (see G. doniesti-
cus).
ciirtipalpis, Culex {Lophoceraiomyia)
(see C. jenseni).
citrtipes, Aedes.
citrtus, Tabaints.
curvata, Doratopsylla.
ciirvinervis, Chaetoneurophora.
curvipes, Diachlorus.
citspis, Doratopsylla.
Citterebra, attacldng cats in U.S.A.,
IX. 157; parasitic habits of,
V. 18.
Ciiterebra aniericana, F., larva of, in
U.S.A., VIII. 108, IX. 157.
Cuterebra analis, Macq. (see C.
apicalis) .
Cuterebra apicalis, Guer., in Brazil,
VI. 129.
Cuterebra cavennensis, Macq., in
Brazil, VI. 129.
Cuterebra ciuiiculi, Clark, in N.
America, III. 194, V. 82, VI.
186; bionomics of. III. 194.
Cuterebra emasculator (see Bogeria).
Cuterebra ephippium, Latr., in
French Guiana, VI. 129.
Ctiterebra foutinella, Clark, infesting
rabbits in Canada, VI. 166.
Cuterebra funebris, Aust., in Trini-
dad, VI. 129.
Cuterebra infulato, Lutz, described
as new from Brazil, VI. 129.
Cuterebra, maculosa, Knab, described
as new on rodents in Panama,
III. 67.
Cuterebra rnegasioma, Brauer, in S.
America, VI. 129.
Cuterebra nigricans, Lutz, described
as new from Brazil, VI. 129.
Cuterebra nigrocincta, Aust., in Bra-
zil, VI. 129.
Cuterebra noxialis, Goud. (see
Dermaiobia hominis).
Cuterebra patagona, Guer., in Pata-
gonia, VI. 129.
Cuterebra rufiventris, Macq., in Bra-
zil, VI. 129.
Cuterebra sarcophagoides, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, VI.
129.
Cuterebra schmalzi, Lutz, described
as new from Brazil, VI. 129.
Cuterebra fenebrosa, Coq., hosts of,
in U.S.A., VII. 128.
cyaneus, Sabethes.
cyaniventris, Dermaiobia (see D.
hominis).
Cvathomyia, pupal characters of, V.
167.
Cyathomyia brevipalpis (see Culex).
(K 2009)
Cyathomyia {Protomelanoconion) fus-
ca, Theo. (see Culex horridus).
cyclocercuhis, Aedes.
Cycloleppteron, a subgenus of Ano-
pheles {q.v.), VII. 23.
Cyclopodia greeffi, Karsch, in San
Thome, X. 214; in Zanzibar,
III. 48; bionomics of, on bats,
III. 48, X. 214 ; not infected with
Trypanosoma gambiense, IV. 101.
Cyclopodia similis, Speis., on bats
in Samoa, V. 29.
cydister, Diaiomineura.
cygnus, Pelopia.
cylindrica, Nemopoda.
cymatophorus , Tabanus.
cynocephala, Thyreophora.
Cvnomyia, pre-pupal stage of, II.
"89.
Cvnomyia cadaverina, R.-D., in
Canada, III. 155, VII. 196; in
U.S.A., IV. 5, V. 92, 145; bi-
onomics of, III. 161; hibernation
of, V. 128 ; measures against,
IV. 5 ; posterior stigmata of
larva of, II. 131.
Cynomyia elongata, Hough, seasonal
prevalence of, in Montana, V.
195.
Cynomyia {Sarcophaga) mortuorum,
L., disseminating typhoid and
dysentery, I. 117; not likely to
be spread by man, IV. 96.
cynotis, Otodectes (Chorioptes) ; Sar-
coptes.
cyprianus, Tabanus (see T. pul-
chellus).
cyprius, Aedes (see A. lufescens).
Cyrtoneura caesia, Mg., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191.
Cyrtoneura stabulans (see Muscina).
cysticola., Laminosioptes.
Cytodites nudus (see Cytoleichus).
Cytoleichits {Cytodites) nudus, Viz-
ioli. in U.S.A., VI. 14; infesting
poultry, IV. 41, VI. 14, VII. 150;
believed to convev cancer, VII.
150.
Cytoleichus penrosei, Wied., in lungs
of Cynomys ludoviciamis, V. 64.
D.
Dacus, methyl eugenol attractive to,
VII. 27.
Dacus oleae, Mg., III. 170,
Dacus {Chaetodacus) zonatus, Saund.,
experiments with repellents for,
in India, IX. 80.
daeckei, Tabanus.
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100
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
dahlgruni, Simulium.
dalei, Tabaniis.
daliensis, Aedes {Stegomyia).
damicornis, Dichelacera ; Goniodes.
damnosum, Simulium {Eusimu-
liitm).
Danielsia alboannnlata , Tayl. (see
Aedes tremula).
Danielsia miniita, Tayl. (see Aedes
tremula) .
Danielsia nigrescens (see Culex).
dardanicus, Ixodes hexagonus.
darwinensis, Tahanus.
darwini, Aedes {Aedimorphus) aus-
tralis (see A . tremula) ; Peleco-
rhynchus.
dasycnemus, Doratopsylla.
Dasyhelea, bionomics of, in Gold
Coast, TX. 25, 201; notice of
key to, X. 52.
Dasyhelea boothi, I. & M., described
as new from Nigeria, X. 61.
Dasyhelea diplosis, Kieff., in Britain,
IX. 195.
Dasyhelea flava, I. & M., described
as new from Gold Coast, IX. 201 ;
breeding-places of, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea flaviformis, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201; breeding-places
of, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea flavipicta, I. & M., de-
scribed as new, X. 233 ; in Gold
Coast, X. 233, 234.
Dasyhelea fusca, C, I. & M., de-
scribed as new from Gold Coast,
IX. 201 ; breeding-places of,
IX. 201.
Dasyhelea fusciformis, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201; bred from rot-
holes in trees, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea fuscipleuris, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea fusciscutellata, C, I. &
M., described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201; breeding-places
of, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea inconspicuosa, C, I. &
M., described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201; breeding-places
of, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea luteoscutellata, C, I. &
M., described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201; breeding-places
of, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea nigeriae, I. & M., de-
scribed as new from Nigeria, X. 61.
Dasyhelea nigricans, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea nigrofusca, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201; bred from
rot-holes in mango trees, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea nudipennis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun, X.
51.
Dasyhelea obscura, Winn., Helicos-
poridium parasiticum infecting,
IX. 147.
Dasvhelea omoxantha, I. & M.,
described as new from Nigeria,
X. 233.
Dasyhelea pallidihalter, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201 ; breeding-places
of, IX. 201.
Dasyhelea polita, Edw., described as
new from Britain, IX. 195.
Dasyhelea punctatipennis, Kieff.,
described as new from Kamerun,
X. 51.
Dasyhelea retorta, I. & M., described
as new from Sierra Leone, X. 61.
Dasyhelea similis, C, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 201 ; breeding-places
of, IX. 201.
dasypoda, Rogenhofera.
dasyuri, Stephanocircus.
daveyi, Haematopota; Ixodes.
debilipalpis , Culicoides.
debilis, Phalangomyia.
Decamyia, gen. n., VIII. 32.
decemlineata, Leptinotarsa.
decempunctatus , Culicoides.
decens, Culex.
deceptor, Culex (see C. fioridanus).
decipiens, Catallagia ; Cerafopogon.
declarator, Culex.
decoloratus, Boophilus {Margaropus)
annulatus.
decora, Haematopota.
decorabilis, Topomyia.
decorosum, Aponomma.
decorus, Tabanus.
decrescens, Ademon.
decficus, Aedes (see A. impiger).
decumani, Myonyssus.
defixa, Chrysomyia (see C. combrea).
Degeeriella rotundata, Osb., attach-
ing itself to Hippoboscids, X. 115.
degustator, Aedes; Culex {Choero-
porpa) .
Deinocerites, I. 64; in Florida, II.
78; percentage of, in Panama
Canal Zone, VII. 127.
Deinocerites cancer. Theo., in Grena-
da, V. 53, 54; in Trinidad, V.
60; in U.S.A., VI. 88; breeding-
places of, V. 53, 54, VI. 88.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
101
Deinocerites melanophylhim, D. &
K., in Panama Canal Zone, IX.
108.
Deinocerites pseitdes, D. & K., in
Panama Canal Zone, IX. 108.
Deinocerites troglodvtiis, D. & K.,
in Trinidad, II. 25, V. 60.
dejeani, Chrysomyia (see C. albiceps).
delphinense, Simuliuni vittatinn.
delta, Pangonia ; Sarcophaga.
demandata, Chrysomyza.
demansis, Acdes {CuUcada) (see A.
qiieenslandis).
Demodex, possibly transmitted from
dog to man in Australia, IX.
186; and cancer, I. 48; and
mange in dogs, VII. 128, X. 211 ;
measures against, X. 211.
Demodex arvicolae, Zschokke, var.
apodenii, Hirst, described as new
from Apodemus sylvaticus, VI.
235.
Demodex bovis, Stiles, causing con-
tagious dermatosis in Belgian
Congo, III. 187; infesting cattle
in U.S.A.. VII. 104, X. 182.
Demodex caninus, Gerv. & Beneden
(see D. canis).
Demodex canis, Leydig {canimis,
Gerv. & Ben.), III. 5, VI. 60;
in Australia, X. 56; in U.S.A.,
VI. 44, 183; infesting dogs, V.
180, VI. 44, 183, X. 56.
Demodex canis erinacei. Hirst, on
hedgehogs in Britain, VI. 60.
Demodex cati, Megn., III. 5.
Demodex chiropteralis, Hirst, des-
cribed as new from bats, IX. 196.
Demodex eqiii, Raill., causing mange
in horses, V. 180, VIII. 220.
Demodex erinacei, Hirst, described
as new, VI. 60 ; a variety of D.
canis, q.v.
Demodex folliculorum, Simon, VI.
81 ; transmitting Dermatophihis
congolense in E. Africa, VIII. 148 ;
in Australia, IX. 186 ; in Ger-
many, IX. 88 ; in Nyasaland,
III. 119; and leprosy, II. 40,
VII. 127, 142, X. 156; infesting
man, V. 64. 96, IX. 186; causing
mange in cattle. III. 119, V. 96;
causing sheep mange, IX. 88 ;
infesting dogs, V. 13 ; infesting
foxes, IX. 96 ; pathogenicity of,
X. 169.
Demodex folUrulorum bovis (see D.
bovis).
Demodex folliculorum canis (see D.
canis).
Demodex folliculorum cati (see D.
cafi) .
Demodex folliculorum equi-somalien-
sis, Croveri & Salvestroni, causing
mange of horses in Somaliland,
VII. 158.
Demodex folliculorum suis, Raill.
(see D. phylloides) .
Demodex gliricolens. Hirst, described
as new from water rats, IX. 196»
Demodex longior. Hirst, described
as new from Apodemus svlvaticus,
VI. 235.
Demodex melesinus. Hirst, described
as new from badger in England,
IX. 51.
Demodex muscardi^ii. Hirst, des-
cribed as new from dormouse, VI..
60.
Demodex musculi, Oudms., infesting
mice, V. 180.
Demodex nanus, Hirst, described as
new from Mus rattus, VI. 235.
Demodex phylloides, Csokor [folli-
culorutn suis, Raill.), causing
mange in pigs, VI. 170, VIII. 200 ;
measures against, in U.S.A., VIII.
200.
Demodex ratti, Hahn., infesting rats,
V. 180.
Demodex soricinus. Hirst, described
as new from Sorex vulgaris, VI.
235.
Demodex talpae. Hirst, described as
new from moles, IX. 196.
Demoplatus australis, Ric, in New
South Wales, IV. 182, VII. 12.
Demoplatus nigrovi'tatus, Ferg. &
Hill, described as new from New
South Wales, IX. 62.
Demoplatus trichocerus, Macq., in
New South Wales, IV. 182.
Dendromyia, VIII. 32; bred from
Urera subpeltata in Brazil, VIII..
26.
Dendromyia lutcovcntralis, Theo.,
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Dendromyia oblita, Lutz, in Brazil,
VI. 91.
Dendromyia paraensis, Theo., in
Brazil, VI. 91.
Dendromyia personata, Lutz, in
Brazil," VI. 91.
Dendromyia roucouyana, B.-W. 8c
B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 59; breeding-
places of, VIII. 59.
Dendropaedium, a subgenus of Ano-
pheles iq.v.), VII. 23.
dendrophilus, Aedes (Sfegomyia).
Dennyus truncatus, Olfers (Nitzschicc
pulicaris, Nitzsch), period of incu-
bation of eggs of, on fowls, IV. 13.
denshami, Tabanus.
102
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
dentatus, Aedes {OchJevotatiis) ; Culi-
coides ; Ixodes.
denticornis , Monedula.
dentipes, Hydrotaea.
dentulosum, Simitlium.
deplanatus, Pteromalus.
depressum, Hyalomma.
derivator, Culex.
Dermacentov, conveying Rocky
Mountain spotted fever in U.S.A.,
IV. 76, 11.
Dermacenfor albipictus, Pack., I. 93;
in Canada, I. 161, II. 105, IV.
80, VI. 40, VII. 2, X. 198; in
U.S.A., I. 161, VI. 67, VII. 80,
X. 199: attacking man, IV. 154;
hosts of, I. 161, VI. 40, VII. 80,
X. 198, 199 ; bionomics of, I. 161,
VII. 2 ; measures against, X. 198.
Derynacentor andersoni, Stiles (see
D. venustus).
Dermacentov atrosignatus, Neum.,
malformations in, VIII. 218.
Dermacentor electus, Koch, a possible
carrier of leishmaniasis in Brazil,
III. 147; on man and animals
in U.S.A., II. 102, VI. 169.
Dermacentor hunteri, Bishopp, dis-
tribution and habits of, in U.S.A.,
I. 161.
Dermacentor modest us, Banks, and
Rocky Mountain spotted fever in
Montana, III. 180.
Dermacentor nigrolineatiis, Pack.,
distribution and habits of, in
U.S.A., I. 161.
Dermacentor nitens, Neum., in Ecua-
dor, VI. 192; in Panama, III.
134; in Venezuela, IX. 13; in
U.S.A., I. 160; in West Indies,
II. 129, 175; bionomics of. III.
134; on horses and donkevs, II.
175.
Dermacentor occidentalis (see D.
reiiculatus occidentalis).
Dermacentor parumapertus (see D.
variabilis parumapertus) .
Dermacentor reiiculatus, F., in N.
America, II. 102, III. 4; in
Britain, IV. 142; in France, III.
5, VIII. 41, X. 87, 218; in
Hungarv, IX. 116 ; in Macedonia,
VIII. 152, 194; in Russia, II.
98, 119, V. 98, 99, X. 102; in
Tunisia, VIII. 67; transmitting
piroplasmosis in dogs and horses,
I. 205, II. 98. 104, 119, III 5,
V 33, 71, VIII. 41, 67, 152, 194,
X. 87, 102, 218; on man, II.
103, IV. 142; development of
pads on feet of, VIII. 89.
Dermacentor reiiculatus aulicns,
Hirst, described as new from
wila boars in France, IV. 86.
Dermacentor reiiculatus uiveus,
Neum., coloration of, VIII. 133.
Dermacentor reiiculatus occide'iialis,
Marx, in U.S.A., I. 161, VI. 183;
infesting dogs, VI. 183.
Dermacentor rhinocerofis, DeG., on
rhinoceros in S.E. Africa, III.
222.
Dennaceaior variabilii. Say, in N.
America, I. 92, 161. HI. 4, 155,
IV. 58, 80, VI. 44, 183; in
Philippines, VII. 194; infesting
dogs, HI. 4, IV. 58. VI. 44, 183;
infesting foxes, IX. 98 ; bionomics
of, I. 92, IV. 80; coloration of,
VIII. 133.
Dermacentor variabilis j^arumaper-
tus, Neum., in U.S.A., I. 161.
Dermacentor venusius, Banks [ander-
soni. Stiles), in Balkans, VI. 121;
in Canada, I. 50, 204, ^^ 34, VIII.
166, X. 198; in USA., I. 92,
95, 101, 161, II. 2, 137. 138. III.
60, 61. 62, 95, 180. I\ . 58, 154,
176, V. 31, 58, 78-80, VI. 145,
171, 183. VII. 2. 80-84, 128, VIII.
105, IX. Ill, X. 27, 107, 123,
124, 199 ; probably transmitting
piroplasmosis, VIII. 166, X. 218 ;
and Rocky Mountain spotted
fever, I. 101. 161. II 137, 138,
HI. 60, 61, 62, 95, 180, IV. 154,
V. 78, 79, 80, VI. 171. VII. 83,
84, VIII. 105, IX. Ill, X. 27;
and tick paralysis, I. 50, 204,
II. 105, HI. 6, 103, X. 107, 198,
199 ; on dogs, IV. 58 ; bionomics
of, I. 95, II. 3, HI. 95, V. 80,
VI. 145, VII. 83, X. 123; mea-
sures against. III. 62, V. 78. 79,
VII. 80, 81, 82, VIII. 105, X.
123; coloration of, VIII. 133.
Dermanyssus, infesting fowls in
Mauritius, VII. 134; in Queens-
land, VIII. 74 ; a possible carrier
of toxoplasmosis, VI. 208.
Dermanyssus aegyptius. Hirst, on
rodents in Egypt, I. 229, III. 47.
Dermanyssus avium, Duges (see D.
galUnae).
Dermanyssus gallinae, DeG. {avium,
Duges), distribution of, IV. 13;
in Australia, VI. 74, VIII. 164;
in Britain, IV. 142; in Belgian
Congo, V. 35, IX. 164 ; in Guam,
IV. 191, V. 184; in French
Guinea, IV. 21; Mexico, IX. 2;
in U.S.A., HI. 38, 155, V. 58,
173, VI. 14, 65, 142; on man, I.
229; on birds, II. 21, 29, 44,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
103
III. 158, IV. 21, 142, 191, V 35,
VI. 14, 65, 142, IX. 164, X. 103,
199; on mammals, II. 21, HI.
5, 158, VIII. 164, IX. 96;
probably replaced in the Tropics
by LipoiiyssHs bursa, IV. 159 ;
bionomics of, V. 173 ; measvires
against, I. 116, V. 58, VI. 74,
IX. 2, X. 103, 199.
Dernianyssus liivundiuis, Hermann,
in French Guinea, IV. 21 ; in
U.S.A., VI. 142; on birds, IV.
21, VI. 142.
Dernianyssus niuris, Hirst, distribu-
tion of, III. 47; in Britain, IV.
142; in Ceylon, I. 229, V. 150;
in Formosa, III. 228; in India,
I. 229; on rats, I. 229, IV. 142,
V. 150.
Dernianyssus sanguineus, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from AIus rattus
in Egypt, III. 47.
Dermatobia, eggs of, carried by
Psorophora lutzi, II. 25.
Dermatobia cyaniventris, Macq. (see
D. hominis).
Dermatobia {Cuterebra) hominis, Say
{cyaniventris, Macq., noxialis,
Goud.), distribution of. III. 130;
in Argentina, VIII. 163: in
Brazil, I. 175, III. 4, 194. V. 28,
VI. 92, 129, VII. 65, X. 156, 217 ;
in Colombia, V. 176; in Guate-
mala, II. 93; in Honduras,
VII. 109, X. 164; in Panama,
IV. 105, VII. 10, 127, X. 24; in
U.S.A., IV. 58, X. 45; in Vene-
zuela, X. 217; infesting cattle
and horses, V. 28, 176, VI. 130,
X. 156, 170; infesting dogs,
III. 4, IV. 58, VI. 183; infesting
man, I. 175, III. 159, IV. 105,
VI. 92, VII. 109, VIII. 163;
carriage of eggs of, by mosquitos,
I. 106, III. 4, 130, 194, V. 18, IX.
206, X. 217; ticks pos^dbly
carrying eggs of, VII. 10, X. 24;
bionomics of, III. 130-132, IV.
157, VII. 65, X. 164.
Dermatobia noxialis, Goud. (see D.
hominis).
Dermatocoptes, causing mange in
horses, VII. 39.
Dermaiodectes communis, Flirst. (see
Psoroptes eqiti).
Dermatodectes cuniculi, Delafond,
causing mange in rabbits in
Italy, IX. 155.
Dermatoestvus strepsicerontis, Brauer,
infesting antelopes in Africa,
VII. 170.
Dennatophagus auricularis, Marek
(see Otodectes cynotis).
Dermatophilus (see Tunga).
Derniestes, infesting meat factories
in U.S.A., V. 92.
Dermestes cadaverinus, L., infesting
hides in Brazil, VI. 92.
Dermestes frischi, Kug., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Dermestes lardarius, L., infesting
poultry in Germany, VIII. 122;
attacking hatching ducks, V. 60 ;
in dead bodies, IX. 121.
Dermestes undulatus, Brahm., in
dead bodies, IX. 121.
desertus, Tabanus.
Desmometopa latipes, Mg., breeding-
places of, in U.S.A., VI. 116.
destructor, Monomorium.
Desvoidya obturbans (see Armigeres) .
detectus, Iridomyrmex.
determinata, Patt., Musca (see M.
domestica (atypical)).
determinata, Wlk., Musca (see M.
nebulo) .
detritum, Hyalomma.
detritus, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
devia, Brachycoma.
Diachlorus, in Florida, II. 78.
Diachlorus bimaculatus, Wied., in
Brazil, IV. 36, VIII. 25; habits
of, VIII. 25.
Diachlorus curvipes, F., in Brazil,
VT. 90 ; in British Guiana, V.
4, VII. 179 ; attacking man, V. 4.
Diachlorus Jervugatus, F., in Florida,
VII. 20, 63.
Diachlorus flavitaenia, Lutz, habits
of, in Brazil, VIII. 25.
Diachlorus immaculatus, Wied., in
Brazil, IV. 36.
Diachlorus maroccanus. Big. (see
Mesomyia singularis) .
Diachlorus neivai, Lutz, in Brazil,
VI. 90.
Diachlorus nigristigma, Neiva, in
Brazil, VI. 90.
Diachlorus podagricus, F., attacking
man in British Guiana, V. 4.
Diachlorus scutellatus, Macq., in
British Guiana, V. 4, VII. 179;
attacking man, V. 4.
Diachlorus vitripennis, Lutz, in
Brazil, VI. 90.
diaeretus, Taeniorhynchus [Coquil-
lettidia, Mansonia).
diana, Hypodernia.
diantaeus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus).
diaperinus , A Iphitobius.
Diapria conica, F., parasite of
Eristalis tenax in British Isles,
VII. 191.
104
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
*Diatominetira, a synonym of Osca,
VIII. 208.
Diaiomineura aethiopica (see Cori-
zoneura) .
Diaiomineura auriflua, Don., in
New South Wales, IV. 182, VII.
12.
Diaiomineura auripleura, Tavl., de-
scribed as new from New South
Wales, VII. 12.
Diaiomineura bicolorata, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 238.
Diaiomineura brevirosiris, Macq., in
New South Wales, IV. 182.
Diaiominettra crocea, Tavl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 118.
Diaiomineura cydister, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 238.
Diaiomineura fulgida, Ferg. &
Henry, described as new from
New South Wales, VIII. 173.
Diaiomineura hasiaia (see Corizon-
eura) .
Diaiomineura ianihina, White, de-
scribed as new from Tasmania,
V. 66.
Diaiomineura inflata, Ric, in New
South Wales, IV. 182.
Diaiomineura inornaia (see Corizon-
eura) .
Diaiomineura lineatithorax (see Cori-
zoneura).
Diaiomineura minima, Ric, in New
South Wales, IV. 182.
Diaiomineura moutana, Ric, in
New South Wales, VII. 12.
Diaiomineura peneirabilis (see Cori-
zoneura) .
Diaiomineura pulchra, Ric, in New
South Wales, VII. 12.
Diaiomineura regis-georgii, Tayl.,
described as new from Australia,
VI. 238.
Diaiomineura testacea, Macq., in
New South Wales, VII. 12.
Diaiomineura violacea, Macq., in
Queensland, VI. 228.
Dibrachys, parasite of household
insects, IV. 121.
Dibrachys cavus, Wlk., parasite of
flies in Britain, VIII. 22.
Diceromyia, sub-division of Aedes
{Ochleroiatus), V. 52, 53.
Dichelacera, in Brazil, IV. 37.
Dichelacera anatis, Hine, described
as new fi-om Costa Rica, IX. 158.
Dichelacera calopiera, Hine, de-
scribed as new from Mexico, IX
158.
Dichelacera damicornis, F., attacking
man in British Guiana, V. 4.
Dichelacera januarii, Neiva & Pinto,
in Brazil, VI. 90.
Dichelacera japonica (see Isshikia).
Dichelacera leucomelas, Neiva &
Pinto, described as new from
Brazil, VI. 90.
Dichelacera melanoptera, Hine, de-
scribed as new from British
Guiana, IX. 158.
Dichelacera melanosoma, Hine, de-
scribed as new from Costa Rica,
IX. 158.
Dichelacera ochracea, Hine, described
as new from Br. Guiana, IX. 158.
Dichelacera plagiaia, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina, X.
171.
Dichelacera iesiacea, Macq., attack-
ing man in British Guiana, V. 4.
Dichelacera varia, Wied., in Brazil,
VI. 90.
dichroa, Pangonia {Pangonius).
Dicladocera conspicua, Lutz &
Neiva, described as new from
Brazil, III. 82.
Dicladocera relicia, Neiva & Penna,
described as new from Brazil,
VI. 90.
Dicladocera simulans, Neiva &
Penna, described as new from
Brazil, VI. 90.
Dicrania (see Stichocera).
Dicranomyia (see Stichocera).
Dicrobezzia nigriiibialis, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold Coast,
X. 61 ; breeding-places of, X. 61.
diemanensis, Tabanus.
Dieuches humilis, Reuter, trans-
mitting fiagellosis to Euphorbia,
X. 146.
dijferentialis, Melanophis.
digitatus, Armigeres {Leicesieria) ;
Trichoprosopon [Culex, Jobloiia).
Digonocliaeta spinipennis, Mg., in
houses in Britain, IV. 144.
Dilophus febrilis, L., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191.
dimidiata, Chrysops ; Triaioma.
dimidiaius, Erisialis.
diminuius, Conorhinus (see Tria-
ioma 7'ugulosa).
dinelli, Simulium.
Dineuies, predacious on Anopheline
larvae in U.S.A., IV. 137.
Dinomyia, gen. n., VIII. 32.
Dinomyia proviolans, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from Panama, VIII.
32.
Dinopsyllus ellobius, Roths., on
Mus ratius in S. Africa, III. 134.
* As the generic position of some of the species that have been described in this genus has not been
determined, they have been left provisionally under this name.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
105
Dinotrombidium tinciorium, L., in
French Guinea, I. 121.
Diplosella, a new subgenus of
Culicoides {q.v.), IX. 171.
diplosis, Dasyhelea.
dipterophaga, Chalcis.
Diranchis, parasite of flies in
Britain, VIII. 22.
directa, Pangonia (see Metoponaplos
parva).
Dirhiniis ehrhorni, Silv., parasite of
Ceratitis in Nigeria, VI. 40.
Dirhinus giffardi, Silv., parasite of
Ceratitis in Nigeria, VI. 40.
Dirhinus inflexus, Waterst., de-
scribed as new, VI. 40 ; parasite of
Glossina in Gold Coast, VI. 40, 99.
Dirhinus sarcophagae, Frogg., in
Australia, VIII. 60, 174, IX. 156,
X. 1, 56, 134 ; parasitising Mus-
cids, VIII. 60, 174, IX. 156, X. 1,
66, 134.
discalis, Chrysops.
discisa, Bembidula,
discolor, Psorophora.
di scars, Pangonia.
discrepans, Haemagogus.
discrucians, Psorophora [Janthino-
soma).
disjunctiis. Oestrus.
dispar, Chrysops ; Glyciphagus ;
Lucilia (see Phormia coendea,
R.-D.).
dissimile, A mhlyomma.
dissiniiUs, Goniodes.
disticta, Forcipomyia (see F. bipunc-
tata).
distincta, Haematopota ; Pyrellia.
distinctipennis, Chrysops ; Culicoides.
distinctum, Simulium.
distinctus, Pelecorhynchus ; Silvius ;
Tabanus.
ditaeniatus, Tabanus.
ditissima, Pyrellia.
dittrna, Skusea (see Aedes bxitleri).
divaricata, Musca (see M. domestica
(atypical)).
divergens, Sinmlium.
diver sifurcatum , Simulium .
diversus, Culex [Culicada) (see
Aedes rusticus) ; Tabanus.
dives, Stibasonia.
divisor, Culex.
Dixa, in France, V. 148 ; in Tur-
kestan, I. 196; breeding-places
of, I. 196, V. 148.
Dixippus morosus (see Cavausius) .
Dixomyia, in Australia, II. 93.
Dixomyia elegans (see Ficalbia).
dixoni, Tabanus.
Docophorus, not feeding on blood,
IX. 43.
Docophorus icterodes, Nitzsch, on
ducks and geese in U.S.A., IV.
13, VI 14.
doddi, Mimeteomvia (see Aedes
tremula) ; Tabantts.
Dodecamyia, gen. n., VIII. 32;
notice ^of key to, IX. 72.
Dodecamyia mus (see Wyeomyia).
dofleini, Rachionotomyia [Ficalbia).
Dohrniphora abdominalis. Fall.,
breeding-places of, IV. 51.
dolichocephalus, Armigeres [Leices-
teria) .
Dolomedes, predacious on Glossina
palpalis in Belgian Congo, III.
199.
dolosa, Culex; (female) (see Aedes
lynchi) .
domestica, Musca [Proynusca) ;
Phora ; Ploiaria {Emesodema).
domesticus, A edes (Ochlerotatus) ;
Culex (see C. pipiens) ; Glyci-
phagus; Gryllus ; Taeniorhynchus
(see Culex aurantapex).
domicolus. Anopheles.
donaldsoni, Tabanus.
Doratopsylla antiquorum, Roths., in
Brazil,' IV. 33.
Doratopsvlla blarinae. Fox, in U.S.A.,
IV. 33.
Doratopsylla curvata. Roths., de-
scribed as new from mice in
N. America, IV. 33.
Doratopsylla cuspis, Roths., de-
scribed as new from Sorex araneus
in Hungary, IV. 33.
Doratopsylla dasycneynus. Roths.,
distribution of, in Europe, IV,
33; on rats in England, IX. 47.
Doratopsylla intermedia, Wagn., in
Central America, IV. 33.
Dorcaloemus , attacked by Asilids in
Nyas aland. III. 116.
dor salts, Mg., Aedes [Culex, Grab-
hamia, Ochlerotatus).
dorsalis, auct., Aedes [Ochlerotatus)
(see A. caspius).
dorsiger, Neotaban us .
dorsofasciata, Palponiyia.
dorsovittatus, Aedes (Culex) (see A.
stictictis) .
dracaenae, Eretniopodites.
dvapetes, Wyeomyia.
dromedarii , Hyalomma aegyptium.
Drosophila, possibly carrying
disease, VIII. 1, IX. 105; flagel-
lates found in, VIII. 88, IX. 208;
parasitised by Spalangia, II. 24;
hibernation of, X. 135; notice of
monograph on, X. 124.
Drosophila ampelophila, Lw. (see
D. melanogaster).
106
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Drosophila bitscki, Coq., habits of,
VIII. 1.
Drosophila caribbea, Sturt., habits
of, VIII. 1.
Drosophila fenestrarum, Fall., in
Britain, II. 19.
Drosophila funebris, F., habits of,
II. 134, VI. 81, VIII. 1.
Drosophila melanogaster, Mg. {am-
pelophila, L\v.), in Hungary, X. 2,
3; in U.S.A., III. 62, V. 145, VI.
103; bionomics of, X. 2, 3;
habits of, VIII. 1, X. 2; experi-
ments with baits for, IV. 106 ;
laboratory races of, X. 124.
Drosophila oenophila, error for D.
melanogaster {antpelophila), X. 2
(note).
Drosophila repleta, Will., habits of,
VIII. 1.
drosophilae, Spalangia.
Drvomyza flaveola, F., bionomics of,
in Britain, IV. 143.
d'thali, Anopheles (see A. rhodesien-
sis).
dubia, Sciomyza.
diihiosa, Paratricyclea.
dubiosvs, Tabanus.
dubinui, Simulium hirsutum.
dubiiis, Pachycrepoideus .
duboscqui, Phlebotomus.
dugesi, Pulex.
dumalis, Aniphipsylla.
dunni, Culex {Melanoconion).
duodenalis, Gastrophilus (see G.
nasalis).
duplonotatxis, Tabanus.
dupveei, Aedes.
durbaneiisis, Aedes (Ochlerotatiis).
durhanii, Armigeres ; Limatus.
dutioni, Culex ; Haematopota.
dtwaucellii, Chrysomyia (see C.
megacephala) .
dux, Chrysomyia [Calliphova,
Liicilia, Pycnosonia) (see C. mega-
cephala) ; Ctenophthalnius ; Sarco-
phaga misera.
dyari, Theobaldia {Aedes, Culex,
Culicella) .
Dyavina, gen. n., notice of key to,
IX. 72.
Dyarina lassalU, B.— W. & B., de-
scribed as new from Trinidad, IX.
72.
Dyarina tripartita, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from S. America.
IX. 73.
dyridophorimi, Stibasoma.
dysanor, A edes {Ochlerotatiis) .
dysmathes, Culex {Choeroporpa).
Dytiscus, predacious on mosquito
larvae, 11. 154, V. 104, VI. 68,
VIII. 63.
Dytiscus niarginalis, L., predacious
on Culex larvae, \^. 43.
E.
eastor, Culex {Choeroporpa).
eatoni, Aedes {Ochlerotatiis).
eburneu^n, A rnblyomnia.
ecaudatus, Chorioptes (see Otodectes
cynotis).
Ecculex (see Aedes).
Echestypiis paradoxus, Newst., on
bushbuck and wart-hog in Nyasa-
land, IV. 171.
echidninus, Laelaps.
Echidnophaga iXesto-psylla) galli-
nacea, Westw., Vn."l55, VIII.
84 ; distribution of, IV. 4 ; in E.
Africa, III. 148; in S. Africa, III.
134 ; quarantine against, in W.
Australia, X. 235 ; in Belgian
Congo, V. 35, IX. 164; in Egvpt,
III. 44; in Gold Coast, V. 47; in
Hawaii, III. 148, V. 10; in
Mauritius, III. 53, 221 ; in Sene-
gal, X. 52; in Tunis, VI. 28; in
U.S.A., VI. 143, 183, IX. 48, X.
122; infesting poultry, III. 53,
221, IV. 13, 35, 81, V. 35, 47, VI.
143, 183, IX. 164; on mammals,
III. 44, 134, 148, IV. 58, VI. 28,
X. 52; bionomics of, III. 148,
232, V. 10 ; measures against, I.
80, 116, II. 44, IV. 35, X. 122.
Echidnophaga larina, J. & Fv.. hosts
of, in Africa, III. 4.
Echinomyia, suspected of causing
myiasis in Brazil, HI. 194.
Echinophthirius fluctus, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Eumetopias
jiibata in the Pacific, IV. 196.
Echinophthirius horridus, Olfers, on
seals in Alaska, VII. 195.
Echinophthirius phocax, Lucas, E.
horridus confused with, VII. 195.
echinus, Aedes {F inlay a, Ochlero-
tatiis) .
echis, Atyphloceras.
Echthrogonatopus, comparison of,
with Australencyrtus, X. 2.
ecinctus, Rhipicephalus.
Ecitomyia, infesting meat in India,
VI. 63.
Ectenopsis victoriensis, Ferg., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
IX. 169.
Ectenopsis vulpecula, Wied., in New
South Wales, IV. 182.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
107
Ectenopsis vulpecttla nigripennis,
Tayl., described as new from
Australia, VI. 238.
Ectobia germanica (see Blattella).
Ectomocoris idulans, Rossi, probably
not a carrier of goitre in Algeria,
IV. 139.
edax, Haematopota ; Haltichella.
edentata, Psilohelea,
edentitlus, Tabanus.
edwardsi, Euproctis.
egberti, Culex {Mochlostyrax).
eggeri, Tabanus.
ehrhorni, Dirhinus.
eichhorni, Ixodes,
eiseni, Anopheles.
Elaphromyia, Tayl., gen. n., VI. 118 ;
Phibalomyia , n.n. proposed for,
X. 109.
Elaphropeza, predacious on midges
in Gold Coast, IX. 25.
elara, Chrysomyia (see C. albiceps).
£latus, Ceratophyllus.
elecius, Dermacenior.
elegans, Anopheles [Myzomyia) (see
A . leucosphyrus) ; Ficalbia {Dixo-
myia).
elegantula, Forciponiyia.
elektrophaeum, A trichopogon.
elephaiiiis, Cobboldia.
eleuthera, Culex (see C. bahamensis) .
elevator, Culex.
ello, Erinnyis.
£llobiiis, Dinopsylliis.
elongata, Cynomyia ; Trichopria.
elofigaiulus, Silvius.
elutus. Anopheles.
emasculator, Bogeria {Cuterebra).
einersoni, Phanurus.
Emesodema domestica (see Ploiaria).
enim imis, Ischnopsvllus.
emoda, Chrysomyia (see C. albiceps).
Enderleinellus, notice of new species
of, VIII. 71.
Enderleinellus kelloggi, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from squirrel in
N. America, IV. 177.
Enderleinellus Jtncinatus, Ferris,
described as new from Glaucomys
in N. America, IV. 177; trans-
ferred to Microphthirus, q.v.
Engyzops pecchiolii, Rond., larva
of, attacking molluscs, IX. 149.
enormis, Hoplopleura.
ensifera, Myobia.
ensiformis, Culex {M elanoconion) .
Entedon hagenowi (see Tetrastichus).
entomophagus , Histiogaster.
Ephemera, I. 195.
Ephestia kuhniella, ZeU., damaging
biscuits, III. 43 ; measures against.
in drugs, X. 85; flagellates cul-
tivated in juices of, X. 163.
ephippium, Cuterebra.
Epicauta, use of, in medicine, X. 60.
Epicauta sapphir.ina, MSeklin,
causing blisters on man in Khar-
toum, VI. 194.
Epicauta tomentosa, INIaeklin, causing
blisters on man in Khartoum,
VI. 194.
Epidermoptes (see Rivoltasia).
epinolus, Aedes.
Epischnia canella, Hb., Fannia
reared from, I. 68.
epistates, Tabanus.
Epitheca, I. 195.
equi, Chorioptes (Symbiotes) bovis ;
Demodex ; Gastrophihis {Gastrus)
(see G. intestinalis) ; Psoroptes ;
Sar copies scabiei ; Trichodectes (see
T. parumpilosus) .
equi-somaliensis, Demodex follicu-
lorum.
equina, Hippobosca.
equinutn, Simulium.
equinus, Borborus ; Haemagogus ;
Silvius.
Erephopsis, in Br. Guiana, VII. 129.
Erephopsis aureovestita, Ferg. &
Henry, described as new from
New South Wales, VIII. 173.
Erephopsis clelandi, Ferg., described
as new from. Australia, IX. 169;
attacking horses, IX. 169.
Erephopsis flavicornis, Lutz, in
Brazil, X. 159.
Erephopsis gibbula, Wlk.. in New
South Wales, VII. 12.
Erephopsis jacksoni, Macq. (see Osca
maculiventris).
Erephopsis lata (see Osca).
Erephopsis leucopogon, Wied., in
Brazil, VI. 90.
Erephopsis neotricolov, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 238.
Erephopsis niveovitiata, Ferg. &
Henry, described as new from
New "South Wales, VIII. 173; a
synonym of Osca limbithorax, q.v.
Erephopsis opaca, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Erephopsis picea, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Erephopsis pubescens, t.utz, in
Brazil, IV. 36, VI. 90.
Erephopsis pygmaea, Lutz &
Machado, described as new from
Brazil, IV. 36.
Erephopsis rufoniger, Ferg., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
IX. 169.
108
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
ErepJiopsis scionoides, Lutz &
Machado, described as new from
Brazil, IV. 36.
Erephopsis siibcontigua, Ferg., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
IX. 169.
Erephopsis sitbmeiallica, Brethes,
described as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Erephopsis vidua, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VI. 238.
Erephopsis vicina georgia, Tayl.,
described as new from Australia,
VI. 238.
ErepJiopsis xanthopilis, Ferg., de-
scribed as new from Australia, IX.
169.
ErepJiopsis xanthopogon, Macq., in
Brazil, IV. 36, VI. 90.
Eretes sticticalis, L., predacious on
larvae of Culex in Russia, V. 84.
Eretmopodites cJirysogaster, Grab., in
Belgian Congo," II. 117, HI. 121;
in Sierra Leone, IV. 163; in
Zanzibar, III. 49 ; breeding-places
of, IV. 163.
Eretmopodites chrysogaster subsimpli-
cipes, Edw., in Zanzibar, VI. 123.
Eretmopodites condei, Ventr., in
Madagascar, IX. 68.
Eretmopodites dracaenae, Edw., de-
scribed as new, IV. 64 ; in Sierra
Leone, IV. 64, 161, 163.
Eretmopodites inoniatus, Newst.,
breeding-places of, in W. Africa,
IV. 45, 112.
Eretmopodites quinqitevittatiis, Theo.,
in E. Africa, VIII. 164; in W.
Africa, IV. 45, 120, 163, X. 225;
in Madagascar, IV. 120 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 45, 163.
erinacei, Archaeopsylla {Cteno-
cephalus) ; Demodex cams.
Erinnvis ello, L., Diptera sucking
blood of, II. 132.
eriodendroni, Culicoides.
eriopJithalma, Pyrellia.
Eristalis, VI. 139; in Poland, VIII.
119 ; causing myiasis in man,
VI. 3.
Eristalis arbitstornni, L., breeding
in manure in British Isles, VII.
191; causing myiasis in man, I.
49, III. 152.
Eristalis dimidiatus, Wied., causing
myiasis in man, I. 49.
Eristalis obsoletus, Wied., Monedida
denticornis predacious on, in
British Guiana, VI. 18.
Eristalis tenax, L., breeding in
manure in British Isles, IV. 108,
VI. 191 ; causing mviasis in man,
I. 49.
eristaloides, Pelecorhynchus .
erratica, Phaonia.
erraticus, Citlex {Melanoconion) ;
Ornithodorus.
erucicida, Forcipomyia.
eruditus, Cheyletus.
cryngii, Lasioptera.
erynnis, Tabanus.
erythrocephala, Calliphora ; Ornithoc-
tona.
erythrocephalus, Creophihts.
erythromela, Araneus.
erythromera, Spalangia.
erythronenrum , Xanthagrion.
erythrothorax, Culex.
Eschatocephalus vespertilionis (see
Ixodes),
escomeli, Culex; Simulium.
Eseiibeckia, habits of, in Brazil, VIII.
25.
Esenbeckia ferruginea, Mac(|., in
Brazil, VI. 90.
Esenbeckia tucumana, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
esmoneti, Culicoides.
esoensis, Aedes.
espini, Goeldia [Lesticocampa).
eta, Sarcophaga.
ethiopiciis, Culex ager (see C,
bitaeniorhynchus) .
Etorleptiomyia mediolineata (see
Ficalbia).
Eubonnea, subgen. n., VIII. 33 (see
Culex) .
eucephalaeits, Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
eucleptes, Aedes {Finlaya).
Eucoila, introduced into Hawaii
against Lyperosia irritans, X. 83»
Eucorethra, larva of, predacious on,
mosquito larvae, VI. 7, 49.
eudyptidis, Ixodes.
Euforcit>omvia fusicornis, Coq., in
Illinois, IV. 55.
Euforcipomyia hirtipennis, Malloch,
described as new from Illinois,
IV. 55.
Eiiganiasus lovicatus, Wankel, on.
rodents in Britain, III. 9.
Eukraiohelea, gen. n., X. 61.
Eukraiohelea africana, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, X. 61 ; breeding-places of,
X. 61.
Eukraiohelea foyi, I. & M., described
as new from Nigeria, X. 233.
Eukraiohelea versicolor, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold Coast,
X. 61 ; breeding-places of, X. 61.
Ertlaclaps [Laelaps) stabularis, Koch,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
109
on rats in Great Britain, III. 9;
in France, VIII. 221; on man, I.
229, VIII. 221; nymphal stages
of, VIII. 221.
Eumelanoniyia, pupal characters of,
V. 167; perhaps a distinct sub-
genus of Culex, X. 153.
Eumelanomyia inconspicuosa , Theo.,
Culex albiventris n. n. proposed
for {q.v.), X. 153.
Eumnsca (see Musca).
Eupelminus iarsatus, Wtrst., de-
scribed as new, IV. 65; parasite
of Gloss ina morsiians in Nyasa-
land, IV. 29, 65, 112, V. 2.
Eupelmus urichi, Wtrst., described
as new, X. 214 ; parasite of
Cyclopodia greeffi in San Thome,
X 214.
eiiphanes, Tabanus.
Euphormia, gen. n., proposed for
Phormia regina, Mg. {q.v.), VIII.
52.
Euproctis edwardsi, Neuni., causing
dermatitis in man in Austraha,
X. 168.
Euproctis flava, F., var. subflava,
Bremer, probably causing der-
matitis in man in Japan, IX. 118.
Eurenetes /imacf win, Schrank, attack-
ing snails, VIII. 24.
Eurydema {Pentatoma) oleraceum,
L., flagellates in, in France, X.
121.
Eurydema {Pentatoma) ornatum, L.,
flagellates in, in France, X. 121.
Eurydema ornatum, var. pectorale,
Fieb., flagellates in, in France, X.
121.
ciirygaster, Pedicinus.
Eli ryophthalmus convivus, Stal, new
flagellate found in, in U.S.A., IX.
48.
Euryparasitus [Gamasus) terribilis,
Mich., on rats in Britain, I. 103,
III. 9.
Eurypelma steindachnevi, Auss.,
effects of poison of, in Ai'kansas,
X. 190.
curysternus, Haematopinus.
Eusim-ulium (see Simulium).
cutaeniata, Musca (see M. hmnilis) .
Eiithrombidium trigonum, Herm.,
infesting Orthoptera in Europe
and N. America, VI. 147.
Euxoa (Agrotis) tritici, L., para,.sitised
by Tachinids, I. 152.
Evania append igaster, L., a parasite
of cockroaches, III. 126.
evertsi, Rhipicephalus .
exaratum,, Stomatoceras {Ccntrochal-
cis).
excelsus, Tabanus.
excitans, Chrysops.
excrucians, Aedes {Ochlerotatiis).
exigua, Lyperosia.
exiguicornuta, Haemaiopota.
exiguum, Lutz, Simulium (see 5.
amazonicum) .
exiguum, Roub., Simulium.
exilis, Atractodes.
exornaium, Aponomma.
expositicius, Haemaphysalis (see H.
cinnabarina punctata) .
extricator, Culex.
exulans, Tabanus.
F.
faceta, Neopsylla.
fahrenholzi, Linognathus.
Fahrenholzia tribulosa, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Perognathus
californicus in N. America, IV.
177.
fajardoi, Anopheles {Chagasia).
falcatus, Rhipicephalus.
falcula, Simulium.
falculata, Sarcophaga.
fallax, Pheidole ; Phlebotomus ;
Wyeomyia.
famelicus, Oncopeltus.
Fannia, not experimentally trans-
mitting onchocerciasis in Aus-
tralia, VIII. 174; ingesting cysts
of Entamoeba histolytica, V. 117 ;
causing myiasis in man, VI. 3;
duration of early stages of, VII.
57.
Fannia armata, Mg., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
Fannia brevis, Rond., entering
houses in U.S.A., VI. 103.
Fannia [Homalomyia) canicular is,
L., IV. 45, VII. '40; in Australia,
III. 207, VII. 187; in Austria,
VI. 81; in Britain, I. 11, 66, II.
19, III. 89, 175, IV. 108, 143,
169, V. 155, VIII. 22, X. 87; in
Egypt, IV. 142. VI. 239; in
France, I. Ill, 134; in Gallipoli,
IV. 92, VI. 26 ; in Germany, VIII.
122 ; flagellate in, in India, IX.
208; in Korea, VII. 142, IX. 180,
X. 206; in Manchuria, X. 45;
possibly infesting sheep in New
Zealand, IX. 168, X. 204; in
Russia, I. 110, VIII. 119; in
Salonica, IV. 179; in Sweden,
VII. 157; in U.S.A., III. 61, IV.
5, V. 125, 145, VI. 103, VIII. 30;
causing myiasis, I. 67, IH- 32,
110
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
152 ; infested with Empusa mus-
cae, I. 11, 134 ; developing in dead
snails, X. 23; bionomics of, VIII.
123; hibernation of, V. 155, IX.
29, 180, X. 206; seasonal pre-
valence of. III. 207, V. 125;
natural enemies of, II. 56, VIII.
22; fumigation against, VIII.
121 ; baits and traps for, IV. 5,
142, 169, V. 45, VIII. 30, X. 87;
characters of, I. 22 ; egg of, I. 110 ;
sense reactions of, VII. 56.
Fannia incisiivata, Zett., causing
auricular myiasis in man, III.
32 ; breeding in cess-pools in
France, X. 30.
Fannia manicata, Mg., bionomics
of, in Britain, IV. 143.
Fannia scalaris, F., VII. 40; in
Austria, VI. 81; in Britain, II.
19, III. 175, IV. 143, 169; in
France, II. 134, X. 30; in Galli-
poli. IV. 92, VI. 26 ; in Korea, X.
206; in Manchuria, X. 45; in
Poland, VIII. 119 ; in U.S.A., III.
61, IV. 5, V. 125, VI. 116; and
disease, IV. 45, V. 49 ; causing
auricular myiasis in man, III. 32
bionomics of, IV. 145, X. 24, 206
seasonal prevalence of, V. 125
breeding-places of, VI. 116, X.
30; baits for, IV. 5, 169; sense
reactions of, VII. 56.
Fannia setigena, Villen., described
as new from Ruwenzori, IV. 125.
farinae, Tyroglyphus {Aleiirobius).
farinalis, Pyralis {Asopia).
fasciata, Bogeria ; Palpomyia ;
Siegomvia (see Aedes argenieus).
fasciatapex, Haeniatopota.
fasciatus, Aedes {Stegomyia) (see A.
argenieus) ; Ceratophyllns ; Ta-
banus.
fasciolatiis, Taeniorhynchiis [Man-
sonia) .
fascipennis, Ciilicoides.
fascipes, Orlhopodomyia [Bancroftia).
fatigans, Ciilex.
fauna, Wyeomyia.
faurei, Linognathoides.
febrifer, Anopheles [Myzomyia) (see
A. minimus).
febrilis, Dilophus.
felis, Ctenocephalus ; Otodectes
[Chorioptes) cynotis.
femoralis, Aphodius.
feinur-nibrum, Melanopltis .
fenestralis, Oecothea ; RJiyphiis ;
Scenopinus.
fenestrariim, Drosophila.
fera, Pangonia.
fergiisoni, Culex (Culicada, Ochlero-
iafits) ; Musca [Viviparomnsca)
(see M. convexifrons).
ferrugatiis, Diachlorus.
ferruginata, Limosina {Leptocera).
ferruginea, Aphiochaeta (see A .
scalaris) ; Esenbeckia ; Palpomyia.
ferrugineum, Tribolimn (see T.
castaneum).
ferrugineus, Laemophloeiis.
festinus, Laelaps.
festivus, Stibasoma ; Tabaniis.
Ficalbia, notice of key to, X. 2.29.
Ficalbia dofleiui (see Rachionoto-
myia) .
Ficalbia {Dixomyia) elegans, Tayl.,
in Queensland, IV. 60.
Ficalbia {Etorleptioniyia) medio-
lineata, Theo., at Accra, VI. 16;
in Nyasaland, X. 62.
Ficalbia minima, Theo., in Calcutta,
IX. 124; in Hong Kong, III. 141.
ficalbii, TJieobaldia (see T. fuinipen-
nis).
ftdelis, Culex {Neoculex).
fidus, Ceratophyllus.
fiebrigi, Atrichopogon ; Psorophora
[Janthinosoma) .
Figites, parasite of flies in Britain,
VIII. 22.
Figites consobrinus, Giraud, parasite
of flies, II. 134.
Figites scutellaris, Rossi, parasite of
flies, II. 134.
fijianus, Tabanus.
filia, Sarcophaga.
filibranch ius, Ceratopogon .
filiformis, Heteromyza (see Thelida
oculata) .
filipes, Rachionotomyia {Rachisoura).
fimbriatus, Ceratophyllus.
fimetarius, Aphodius.
Finlaya, a subgenus of Aedes, q.v.
fisheri, Aedes.
fitchi, Aedes.
fixissima, Chrysops.
flava, Chiromyia ; Dasyhelea ; En-
proctis ; Haemaphy sails,
flaveola, Dryomyza.
flavescens, Pantala.
flaviceps, Anopheles,
flaviceps, Macq., Chrysomyia
{Lucilia, Pycnosoma) (see C.
megacephala) .
flaviceps, auct., Chrysomyia (see C.
bezziana) .
flavicornis, Cantharis ; Erephopsis.
flavicosta. Anopheles,
ftavida, Pachycerina.
flavidus, Atrichopogon ; Chrysops.
flavifacies, Wyeomyia.
ficviformis, Dasyhelea.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Ill
flavifrons, Aedes [Ciilex, Culicada,
Ochlerotatus) ; Grabhamia (see
Aedes theohaldi).
flavipemiis, Pelecorhynchus.
flavipes, Atrichopogon ; Calliphora ;
Culex (see C. pipiens) ; Gastro-
philus ; Palpotnyia ; Simnlium.
flavipicta, Dasyhelea.
flavirostris, Anopheles [Myzomyia)
(see A. minimus); Culex (see
Theohaldia morsitaus).
flavistigtna, Stibasoma.
flavitaenia, Diachlorus.
flaviventvis, Ceratopogon ; Nilobezzia
armata.
flavopictus, Aedes {Stegomyin).
flavothorax, Tabanus.
flavus, Anopheles (Myzomyia) (see
A. im,maciilatus) ; Armigeres {Chae-
tomyia, Leicesteria) ; Tabanus;
Taeniorhynchus {Culex) .
fierowi, Anopheles pseudopictus (see
A. hyrcamis fierowi).
fletcheri, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) (see
A. lutescens).
flindersi, Tabanus.
floridana, Chrysops vittata.
flovidanus, Culex {Mochlostyrax) ;
Phanunis.
floridensis, Psorophora.
fluctus, Echinophthirius .
flui, Prosopole'pis.
fluviatilis, Aides; Johannseniella.
foedus, Ciniex {Clinocoris).
foenalis, Iphis.
foenarius, Acarus.
folliculorum , Demodex.
fontinella, Cuterebra.
forbesi, Simulium.
forceps, Scutigera.
Forcipoynyia, in Brazil, I. 65.
Forcipomyia hiannulata, I. & M., in
Gold Coast, X. 234.
Forcipomyia bicolor, Lutz, described
as new from Brazil, III. 82.
Forcipomyia bipunctata, L., syno-
nymy of, X. 141 ; variety of, in
Palestine, IX. 194.
Forcipomyia canaliculata, Goetgh.,
in Britain, IX. 195.
Forcipomvia castanea, I. & M., in
Gold Coast, X. 234.
Forcipomyia disticta, Kieff. (see F.
bipunctata).
Forcipomyia elegantula, Malloch,
described as new from Illinois, IV.
55.
Forcipomyia erucicida, Knab, de-
scribed as new, II. 132; attacking
Erinnyis ello in U.S.A., II. 132.
Forcipomyia hirsuta, I. & M., in
Gold Coast, X. 234.
Forcipomyia incomptifeminibus. I.
& M., in Gold Coast, X. 234.
Forcipomyia ingrami. Cart., de-
scribed as new, VII. 81; in Gold
Coast, VII. 81, VIII. 12, IX. 25,
X. 234 ; larvae of, predacious on
mosquito larvae, VII. 81;
Elaphropeza predacious on, IX.
25.
Forcipomyia inornatipennis, Aust.^
in Gold Coast, X. 234.
Forcipomyia lefanui, Cart., described
as new, IV. 109 ; referred to
Lasiohelea, q.v.
Forcipomyia squamipennis, I. &
M., in Gold Coast, X. 234.
Forcipomyia squamitibia, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Forcipomyia squamosa, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Forcipomyia townsendi , Knab, pro-
bably transmitting uta in Peru,
IV. 63.
Forcipomyia utae, Knab, probably
transmitting uta in Peru, IV. 63.
Forcipomyia vexans (see Cerato-
pogon) .
Formica fusca, L., utilised to destroy
lice, V. 175.
formicaria, Spalangia.
formosa, Chloromyia ; Corizoneura.
formosaensis. Anopheles.
formosana, Haematopota.
formosensis, Aedes.
fossarum, Gerris.
fossor, Necrophorus.
fossum, Amblyomma.
fowleri, Anopheles (see A. pallidus,.
Theo.).
foxi, Pneumonyssus.
foyi, Bezzia ; Eiikraiohelea.
fragilis, Anopheles {Stethomyia) (see
A. aitkeni) ; Culex {Culicioniyia) .
franciscanus, Anopheles (see A.
pseudopunctipennis) ; Cerato-
phyllus ignoius.
fraseri, Uranotaenia bilineata.
fratellus, Tabanus (see T. patulus)^
f rater cuius, Tabanus.
fraterna, Serinetha.
fraternus, Tabanus.
fraudatrix, Culex {Lophoceratomyia) .
freer ae, Pyretophorus (see Anopheles
{Nyssorhynchus) fuliginosus) .
freetownensis, Culex {Culicioniyia).
frenchi, Theohaldia {Culex).
frerei, Sarcophaga.
Frevana chanayi, Trou., oil turkeys,
in U.S.A., VI. 14.
freyi, Aides {Ochlerotatus).
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
frigidus, Chrysops.
fringillae, Ceratophyllus.
frischi, Dermestes.
froggatii, Paraspilomicrus ; Sarco-
phaga ; Tabanus.
frontalis, Listrophorus ; Silvius.
frontalis, Thorns., Sarcophaga (see
S. miser a),
frontalis, auct. (see S. tryoni).
fiiga.x, Chrysops ; Phorhia {Chorto-
phila).
fidgens, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) .
fulgida, Diatomineura.
ftdiginosum, A llothromhiuni .
fuliginosus. Anopheles (Nyssorhyn-
chiis) ; Chrysops ; Lasius ; Melano-
tabanus ; Silvius.
fulleri, Culex {Lophocer atomy ia).
fulmineus, Tabanus.
fulva, Corizoneura ; Hippobosca ;
Palpomyia (see P. ferrugima).
full' aster, Chrysops.
fulvicapilhis, Tabanus.
fulviceps, Chrysops.
fulvicinctus, Tabanus.
fulvicornis, Tabanus.
fulvi fascia, Osca {Pangonia).
fulvimedioides, Tabanus.
fulvipes, Limosina ; Simulium
[Prosimulium) .
fulvipilosus, Tabanus atratiis.
fulvithorax, Aedes; Culicoides {Jo-
hannseniella) .
fulvohirium, Stibasoma.
fulvohirtus, Silvius.
fulvoventralis, Stenosterys.
fulvum, Simulium [Prosimulium).
fulvus, Aedes [Chrysonoconops) ;
Ochrops [A tylotus) ; Parasilvius ;
Pelecorhynchus ; Rhipicephalus
[Pterygodes) .
fumipennis, Pseudolfersia ; Theo-
baldia (CuHcella) .
fufuomarginatus, Tabanus.
funebris, Chrysops ; Cuterebra ; Dro-
sophila.
funereus, Aedes [Skusea).
funestus. Anopheles [Myzomyia).
funicola, Siphunculina [Siphonella).
funiculus, Psorophora.
f areata, Scatophaga ; Thyreophora.
furcatum, Simulium [Prosimulium).
furcifer, Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
furcosus, Ornithodoriis.
furiosum, Simulium.
furonis, Otodectes [Chorioptes) cyno-
tis ; Sarcoptes scabiei.
furvus, Tabanus.
fusca, Cyathomyia [Protomelanoco-
nion) (see Culex horridiis) ; Dasy-
helea ; Formica ; Glossina ; Lut-
zia [Culex) tigripes ; Nilobezzia
armata ; Olfersia; Tychomyza;
Uranotaenia (see U. bicolor).
fuscana, Lutzia.
fusciapex, Chrysops.
fuscicauda, Sarcophaga.
fuscicorn is, Asp ilota ; Sapromyza .
fusciformis, Dasyhelea.
fuscimanus, Ceratopogon [Prohelea).
fuscinervis, Buplex.
fuscipennis, Chrysops.
fuscipes, Glossina palpalis ; Pae-
derus ; Simulium [Prosimulium) ;
Spalangia ; Wyeomyia [Phoni-
omyia).
fuscipes, Ric, Tabanus.
fuscipes, Tayl., Tabanus (see T.
taylori) .
fuscipleuris, Dasyhelea ; Glossina.
fusciscutellata, Dasyhelea.
fuscivenosa, Palpomyia.
fuscocephalus, Culex.
fuscofasciaius, Tabanus.
fusconiger , Pelecorhynchus .
fuscopennatus, Taeniorhynchus
[C hrysoconops) .
fuscus, Aedes (see A. cinereus) ;
Opifex ; Stomoxys ; Thriambeutes.
fuscus, Tayl., Culex [Citlicelsa) (see
C. fatigans).
fuscus, Theo., Culex [Protomelan-
oconion) (see C. horridus).
fuscus, Theo., Culex [Trichorhynchus)
(see C. fragilis).
fusicornis, Euforcipomyia [Cerato-
pogon).
G.
galeratum, Simulium reptans.
galilaeus, Tendipes.
Galleria mellonella, L., reaction of
larvae of, to micro-organisms,
II 54, MIL 86, IX. 81, 123, 144,
154, 177, X. 82, 98, 121, 228.
gallii, Aedes (see A. pullatus var.
jugorum) ; Simulium [Prosimu-
lium) .
gallinacea, Echidnophaga [Sarcop-
sylla, Xestopsylla) .
gallinae, Ceratophyllus ; Cnemi-
docoptes laevis ; Dermanyssus ;
Goniocotes.
gallinarum, Trombicula.
gallinulae, Cevatophyllus ; Megninia.
galloisi, Aedes [Stegomyia).
Gamasus coleopiratorum, L., species
allied to, infesting house-flies in
Britain, IV. 146; on rats, I. 103.
Gamasus ierribUis (see Eurypara-
situs) .
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
113
ganibiensis, Paratvicyclea,
gamma, Savcophaga.
garei, CevaiopJiyllns.
gasteracanthoides , Gliptocranium.
Gasteroph iliis (see Gastroph ilus) .
gastricus-tnajor, Gastrophiliis (see
G. intestinalis) .
Gastrophiliis, in British Isles, VIII.
149; in Canada, IX. 65; in
Denmark, IX. 67 ; in Gold Coast,
V. 45; imported into Dutch E.
Indies, X. 232 ; in Russia, X.
218 ; relation of, to swamp fever
or infectious anaemia of horses,
V. 123, 185, VI. 44, VII. 28,
VIII. 8, 191, IX. 129, X. 4;
toxic effect of, on animals, III.
139; infesting man, VIII. 150,
IX. 67, X. 218; remedies for.
V. 122, 132, 177 ; traps for, IX.
65 ; notice of key to larvae of,
IX. 44.
Gastyopliihts asininns (see G. in-
testinalis asininus) .
Gastyophilus bovis, L. (see G. in-
testinalis) .
Gastrophiliis clarki, Leach (see G.
nasalis) .
Gastrophiliis duodenalis, Schwab (see
G. nasalis).
Gastrophiliis equi, CI. (see G. in-
testinalis).
Gastrophiliis flavipes, Ol., probably
occurring in W. Africa, III. 99.
Gastrophiliis gastricus-major , Schwab
(see G. intestinalis).
Gastrophiliis gedoelsti, Rodh. & Beq.,
described as new from zebra in
E. Africa, IX. 44.
Gastrophiliis haemorrhoidalis , L., III.
217, IV. 194; not present in
S. Africa, VIII. 7; in Canada,
V. 105, VI. 40, VII. 28, 55; in
France, X. 201 ; in Morocco,
IV. 164; in Russia, II. 166; in
U.S.A., II. 138, III. 85, 149,
VI. 88, 150, 151, 169, 183, IX.
17, 203 ; relation of, to swamp
fever or infectious anaemia of
horses, V. 27, VI. 152, 169, 209,
VII. 28; bionomics of. III. 99,
VI. 88, 151, VII. 55; measures
against, V. 177, VI. 152, 169,
VII. 56, X. 201 ; egg of, VII. 134.
Gastrophiliis inermis, Brauer, in-
festing rooks in Turkestan, IV.
24.
Gastrophiliis intestinalis, DeG., I.
234; in S. Africa, II. 203, VIII.
7; in W. Africa, IV. 22; in
British Isles, VII. 186, IX. 4;
in Canada, III. 155, IV. 194,
VII. 28, 55; in Egypt, VI. 239;
in France, X. 20i ; in Italy,
III. 152, IX. 46, 176 ; in Morocco,
IV. 164; in New Zealand, VII.
180, X. 183; in Russia and
Astrakhan, II. 166, III. 68,
217, IX. 115; in U.S.A., III.
149, VI. 88, 151, 152, 169, 183,
IX. 17, X. 177; relation of, to
swamp fever or infectious anaemia
of horses, V. 27, 122, VI. 169,
183; infesting dogs, IX. 4; cause
of toxicity of extract of, X. 88 ;
bionomics of, V. 162, VI. 151,
VII. 55, VIII. 7; larval stages
of, X. 212 ; metabolism of larva
of, VIII. 205; egg of. III. 144,
VI. 166, VII. 58, 118, 133;
measures against, II. 166, IV.
56, 62, V. 122, 177, VI. 152, VII.
56, VIII. 36, IX. 176, X. 177,
201 ; artificially parasitised by
Nasonia brevicornis, V. 158 ; pos-
terior stigmata of larva of, II.
131.
Gastrophiliis intestinalis asininus,
Brauer, in Tropical Africa, II,
91, III. 99, V. 35; in Brazil,
VI. 129; m Egypt, VI. 239,
VIII. 7.
Gastrophilus intestinalis hengalensis,
Macq., bionomics of, in Mesopo-
tamia, IX. 102.
Gastrophilus lativentris, Brauer,
possibly infesting horses in Ger-
many, X. 212.
Gastrophilus magnicornis, Bezzi, de-
scribed as new from mules in
Eritrea, IV. 156.
Gastrophilus nasalis, L., III. 217;
in S. Africa, VIII. 7, 8; in \V.
Africa, III. 99, IV. 22; in S.
America, VI. 238; in Canada,
IV. 194, V. 105, VI. 40, 189,
VII. 28, 55; in Germany, \'.
122; in Mesopotamia, IX.''l02;
in Morocco, IV. 164; in New
Zealand, X. 183 ; in Queensland,
VIII. 73, 74; in U.S.A., III.
149, V. 58, VI. 88, 151, 169, 183,
X. 177; bionomics of, Vt. 88,
151, VII. 28, 55, VIII. 7, IX.
102 ; oviposition habits of, VI.
189, VII. 58, 133; measures
against, V. 122, VII. 56, VIII.
36, X. 177; larva of, VI. 29;
G. veterinus considered the correct
name for, VII. 55.
Gastrophilus pecorum, ¥., X. 201;
in zebra in Africa, X. 210 ; in
S. Africa, VIII. 7 ; in Germany,
V. 122; in Russia, X. 180; in
(K2009)
114
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
U.S.A., III. 149; said to be
absent from U.S.A., VI. 169;
bionomics of, VIII. 7 ; measures
against, V. 122 ; larval stages
of, X. Ill, 210.
Gastrophiliis pecorum var. zebrae,
Rodh. & Beq., infesting zebra
in E. Africa, IX. 44; not con-
sidered a distinct variety, X. 210.
Gastrophilns sahttiferiis, Clark (see
G. nasalis).
Gastrophiliis temicinctus, Ged., in-
festing zebra in Africa, VII. 170.
Gastrophilus veterinus, Clark (see
G. nasalis).
Gastroxides ater, Saiind., breeding-
places of, in India, V. 38, X. 67.
Gastrus eqiii, CI. (see Gastrophiliis
intestinalis).
gazellae, Hypoderma.
geayi, Amblyomma.
gedoelsti, Gastrophilus.
Gedoelstia, hosts of, V. 49.
Gedoelstia cristata, R. & B., infesting
haartebeeste in Tropical Africa,
I. 94, II. 91, III. 99, VII. 116,
170, IX. 43.
Gedoelstia hassleri, Ged. (paradoxa,
R. & B.), described as new, VII.
116 ; infesting antelopes in Tro-
pical Africa, III. 146, 198, VII.
116, 170, IX. 43; G. paradoxa
considered identical with, III. 146,
198.
Gedoelstia paradoxa, R. & B.,
described as new from Belgian
Congo, III. 146 ; considered iden-
tical with G. hassleri, IX. 43.
Gelechia gossypiella (see Platyedva).
gelidus, Culex [Leucomyia, Theo-
baldiomyia) .
gemellus, Paederus.
geminata, Solenopsis.
gemma, Amblyom.nia.
genesareth, Polypedihim.
genetta, Trichodectes.
geniculata, Triatoma.
geniculatus. Aides [F inlay a, Ochlero-
tatus) .
gentilis, Myodopsylla.
genurostris, Harpagomyia.
geometrica, Uranotaenia.
Geophilus carpophagiis, Leach, in-
festing man in France, IV. 102.
georgia, Erephopsis vidua.
georgina, Sarcophaga.
geraldi, Tabanus.
germanica, Blattella [Blatta, Ectobia,
Pliyllodromia) ; Vespa.
gevmanicus, Haematopinus sitis.
Gerris fossarum, F., trypanosomes
of Glossina unable to live in,
VI. 34 ; experimental trans-
mission of flagellates of, I. 141,
IV. 103.
gibbosiis, Ixodes ricinus.
gibbitla, Erephopsis.
gibbus, Listrophoriis.
giblini, Taeniorhynchus [Pseudotaen*
iorhynchus) .
gibsoni, Musca.
giffardi, Dirhinus.
gigantea, Helomyza..
giganteiis, Culex.
gigantuliis, Silvius.
gigas. Anopheles; Goniocotes ; My-
onyssus ; Stenopterina ; Tabanus.
gilesi, Anopheles (Myzorhynchella) .
gilvus, Linognathiis.
giraudi, Coleophora ; Phora.
giraulti, A ustralencyrtiis ; Lucilia
(see L. sericata).
glaber, Tabanus..
gladiator, Haemagogus.
glaphyroptera, Theobaldia [Culiseta).
glauca, Notonecta.
glaucopis, Tabamts.
Gliptocraniiim, gasteracanthoides,
Nic, poisonous to man in Peru,
VI. 51.
gliricolens, Demodex ; Microthroin-
bidium.
globosus, Neochrysops.
Glossina, notices of monographs of,
IV. 36, X. 189 ; fossil species of,
VI. 228; plans for investigation
of, in Africa, IX. 46, 54; biono-
mics and distribution of, in
French Equatorial Africa, IV.
84, VIII. 154, X. 117, 212;
distribution of, in Belgian Congo,
HI. 199, IV. 35, 56; not present
in Eritrea, V. 176 ; distribution
of, in Gold Coast, II. 48, 94;
distribution of, in Ivory Coast,
V. 50 ; distribution of, on Kamer-
un frontier. III. 104, 200; dis-
tribution of, in Nigeria, VII.
182 ; eradication of, in Island of
Principe, II. 13-15, 121-124, 205;
notice of list of, in Tanganyika,
II. 43; not present in Zanzibar,
III. 48, VI. 123; possibly carry-
ing Filaria, III. 33; and human
trypanosomiasis in Tropical
Africa, I. 26, 31, 37, 38, 42, 45,
48, 76, 144, 154, 157, 166, 168,
182, 11. 14, 34, 36, 57, 66, 73,
74, 87, 119-124, 187, 188, 206,
HI. 30, 53, 67, 75, 107, 108, 125,
136-138, 170, 178, IV. 12, 18,
56, 66, 83, 84, 107, 110, 118, 176,
V. 14, 20, 32, 40, 45, 83, 86, 95,
114, 190, VI. 48, 234, VII. 30,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
115
64, 141, 159, 194, VIII. 23, 42,
43, 46, 67, 150, 154, IX. 1, 58,
69, 89, 93, 134, X. 42, 98, 118,
155, 188, 234 ; and trypanosomi-
asis of domestic animals, I. 19,
21, 36, 41, 76, 126, 127. 138, 168,
181, 182-184, II. 27, 48, 76. 94,
119, 151, 155, 164, 171, 185, 202,
206, III. 6, 18, 29, 30, 67, 70,
170, 179, 211, 230, IV. 19, 42,
47, 48, 66, 67, 77. 108, 151, 170,
171, V. 19-21, 25, 26, 38, 40,
45, 95, 97, 105, 173, VI. 30, 36,
68, 122, 133, 167, MI. 9, 30,
36, 47, 94, 111, 134, 139, 149,
182, 188, Mil. 23, 57, 70, 80,
104, 148, 180, 199, IX. 100, 101,
204, 207, X. 42, 70, 117, 218;
effect of, on breeds of domestic
animals, X. 71, 212-214 ; relation
of, to game, I. 41, 42, 76, 99,
134, 138, 157, 169, 178. 183, II.
16, 37, 66, 74, 76, 77, 94, 149,
150, 186, III. 7, 8, 75, 171, 178,
IV. 36, 47, 77, 114, 117, V. 26,
32, 38, 84, 172, 186, VI. 39, 84,
98, 99, VII. 9, 36, 37, 189,
VIII. 10, 12, 48, 57. 209, IX.
39, X. 42, 117, 132; trypano-
somes transmitted by, IV. 42,
V. 12, VI. 34, IX. 207, X. 118;
varying susceptibilit}^ of, to try-
panosomes, I. 56, V. 46; occur-
i-ence of trypanosomiasis in aVj-
sence of, in Africa, III. 6, 48, 91,
172, 200, IV. 151, V. 11, 12, 35,
106, 166, 173, 176. VI. 31, 99,
119, 122, 123, VII. 42, 109. 125,
131, 137, 158, 159, 189, VIII.
13, 17, 180, 211, IX. 71, 101, 171,
207, X. 16, 50, 108, 236; para-
sites of, I. 20, 93, 121, II. 96,
IV. 65, 113, 117, VI. 40, 99, VIII.
206, IX. 205; other natural
enemies of, II. 31, 104, 117, VI.
99; associated Avith bats, VI.
11 ; mode of nutrition of, VII.
174; migrations of, I. 56, 228;
attraction of moving objects for,
VIII. Ill; anatomy of larva of,
VI. 185; female armature of,
VII. 132; method of keeping
in captivity, II. 138; artificial
breeding of, III. 177 ; measures
against, II. 15, 34, 122, 140, 205,
VI. 48, VIII. 170, IX. 1, 12, 97,
108, 134, 198, X. 117, 212; traps
for, I. 126, II. 174, IV. 130, IX.
53 ; trap breeding grounds for,
VIII. 100; suggested utilisation
of Melinis minutiflora against,
169 ; use of arsenical dips against,
(E200!))
III. 219, IV. 46, 171; possible
repellents for, III. 37; protective
helmet against, V. 185.
Gloss ina armatipes, Ckll., a fossil
species in Colorado, VI. 228.
Glossina austeni, Newst., in E.
Africa, I. 168, II. 139 (note). III.
104, VIII. 211, IX. 93, X. 127;
in Mozainbique, I. 192; in
Zululand, IV. 121, IX. 1; pro-
bably recorded as G. tachinoides,
VIII. 211; morphology of, I. 34.
Glossina brandoni, Chubb (see G.
austeni).
Glossina brevipalpis, Newst., IV.
36 ; in Portuguese E. Africa.
III. 172, VI. 134, IX. 97; in
Belgian Congo, I. 220, IV. 31, 68,
VI. 39, 144, VII. 135, 149, VIII.
42, 43, 76; in Kenva, X. 127;
in Nyasaland, II. 185, IV. 18,
29, 113, 171, VI. 37, VII. 47,
VIII. 70, 206; in N. Rhodesia,
IV. 117; in S. Rhodesia, VII.
32; in Tanganyika, II. 139,
III. 104, VII. 195, IX. 93; in
Zululand, IX. 1, X. 132; and
trypanosomiasis, IV. 18, 171,
VII. 47, VIII. 70; trypanosomes
carried b}-, II. 185; bionoinics
of, II. 185, IV. 29. 31, 113, VI.
144, VII. 136, IX. 97 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 30, VII. 136; effect
of bush fires on, IX. 97 ; Ansien-
ina, gen. n., proposed for, IX. 207.
Glossina caliginea, Aust., in Gold
Coast, II. 94; in Kamerun, III.
104; in Nigeria, I. 166, III. 46,
53, IV. 66, VI. 225.
Glossina fusca, Wlk., IV. 36; in
French W. Africa, II. 76, V. 50,
VIII. 154, X. 117; not found
near Lake Chad, X. 147 ; in
Belgian Congo, I. 32, 47, 144,
IV. 56, VI. 39, 144, VII. 135,
VIII. 42, 43, 148; in Gold
Coast, I. 19, II. 94; in Kamerun,
VII. 30, VIII. 151, X. 113; in
Kenya, X. 127 ; in Sierra Leone,
II. 27, IV. 45 ; alleged occurrence
of, in Tanganyika, VII. 195,
VIII. 211; in Togoland, III.
104; in Uganda, II. 32, V. 20,
VII. 109, VIII. 104; possibly
transmitting sleeping sickness,
VIII. 151; and trypanosomiasis,
VII. 109, VIII. 104; trypano-
somes transmitted by, IV. 68 ;
bionomics of, II. 32, IV. 56,
VI. 144, VII. 135, VIII. 43;
female armature of, VII. 133 ;
8*
116
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
key to genital armature of species
allied to, IX. 119.
Glossiiia fusca var. congolensis,
Newst. & Evans, described as
new from Belgian Congo, IX. 119.
Glossina fuscipes (see G. palpalis
fuscipes) .
Glossina fnscipleuris, Aust., dis-
tribution of, in Belgian Congo,
VIII. 76; in Kenya, II. 83
{fusca in ei-rov) ', genital armature
of, I. 34.
Glossina haningtoni, Newst. &
Evans, described as new froin
S. Kamerun, X. 125.
Glossina- longipalpis, Wied., in
French W. Africa, I. 55, II. 76,
77, V. 50, VI. 122, X. 117; in
Gold Coast, I. 19, II. 94, V. 45,
46, 47; in Nigeria, I. 137; in
Senegal, III. Ill; in Sierra
Leone, II. 27, 'IV. 45; in Togo-
land, III. 104; trypanosomes
transmitted by, I. 55, II. 77,
VI. 122; bionomics of, X. 117;
female armature of, VII. 133;
the \\'est African representative
of G. pallidipes, I. 192.
Glossina longipcnnis, Corti, distribu-
tion of, I. 232; in Kenya, I.
21, X. 11, 127; in Somaiiland,
III. 136; trypanosomes trans-
mitted by, II. 36, 188; genital
armature of, I. 34.
Glossina medicorum, Aust., in French
W. Africa, I. 192, V. 50, X. 117;
in Gold Coast, II. 94.
Glossina morsitans, Westw., in
French W. Africa, I. 55, II. 76, 77,
172, III. 30, IV. 21, 84,VIII. 154,
X. 71, 117, 118, 147, 213; in
Portuguese E. Africa, I. 26, 178,
III. 172, VIII. 113, 126, IX. 97;
in Belgian Congo, I. 31. 36, 220,
II. 75, III. 137, 186, IV. 30,
36, 56, 68, VI. 39, 144, VII. 135,
149, VIII. 42, 43, 76 ; in Gambia,
III. 1, VIII. 191; in Gold Coast,
II. 94, V. 45, IX. 100; not found
in Kamerun, III. 104 ; in Nigeria,
I. 137; in Nvasaland, II. 34,
57, 96, 103, 119, 156, 186, 188,
III. 67, 140, IV. 18, 28-30, 65,
113-116, V. 2, VI. 7, VIII. 206,
IX. 175, X. 42; in N. Rhodesia,
I. 41, 42, 157, 159, II. 74, 95,
III. 107, 108, 117, IV. 44, 117;
not found in Barotse reserve,
N. Rhodesia. III. 6; in S.
Rhodesia, I. 27, 182-184, II.
147, 149, 150. 203, III. 7, 211,
IV. 77, 108, V. 26, 166, VI.
133, VII. 9, 36, 42, 179, MIL 12,.
209; in Senegal, I. 55, HI. HI,
V. 38; in Sudan, I. 127, IL 187,
IV. 56, X. 234; in Tanganyika,
I. 76, 1 1. 87, 124, III. 104," IV.
47, VI I. 194, VIII. 47, 148,
IX. 93; in Togoland, HI. 104;
in Uganda, II. 32, 164, III.
230, V. 19, 21, VII. 109, VIII.
10, 23 ; and sleeping sickness,
I. 31, 42, 76, 134, 157, 169, 178,
183, II. 34, 74, 87, 119, 188,
III. 107, IV. 18, 107, 118, V,
83, VII. 194, VIII. 46, 126, X.
42, 234 ; and trypanosomiasis of
domestic animals, I. 183, II.
76, 185, HI. Ill, 211, IV. 19,
47, 77, 108, 151, V 19, 21, 26,
106, 172, 186, VI. 36, VIII. 10,
23, X. 71, 213; trvpanosomes
transmitted by, I. 32, 37, 55,
100, 134, 169, 170, 178, 1 1. 11.
156, 164, 186, 188, HI. 171,
178, IV. 18, ^ . 38, 83, 106, VI.
17, 34, VIII. 46-48, 126, 148;
relation of, to game, I. 41, 42,
100, 169, 178, 183, H. 66, 74,
76, 77, 149, 150, 186, HI. 7,
171, 178, IV. 36, 47, 77. 115,
117, V. 26, 38, 84, 172, 186, VI.
39, 84, VII. 9. 36, 42, VIII.
10-12, X. 42, 117 ; bionomics of,
I. 42, 170, II. 95, 103, 147, 186,
HI. 117, IV. 29, 30, 47, 113-116,
VI. 144. VIII. 12, 209, IX. 97,
X. 117, 132; parasites of, IL 96,
HI. 118, 142, iv. 28, 65, 113-116,
117, 122, V. 2, 157-159, VIII.
113, 206 ; other natural enemies
of, II. 104, III. 141, IV. 28, VII.
11, IX. 175; Nematode found
in, I. 20; bred in captivity,
HI. 77, V. 157; female ai-mature
of, VII. 133; measures against,
I I. 34. 57, 81, 98, 140, 174, III.
67, 140, IV. 29, 47, 114, 130, VII.
9, 36, 179, X 118.
Glossijia morsitans pallida, Shircore,,
described as new from Nyasaland,
I. 132.
Glossina morsitans paradoxa, Shir-
core, described as new from
Nyasaland, I. 132.
Glossina morsitans siibmorsitans,
Newst., in Gold Coast, VI. 98,
99; in Nigeria, I. 138 ; bionomics,
of, VI. 98; natural enemies of,
VI. 99; anatomy of, I. 229,
VII. 133; western representative
of G. morsitans, 1. 192.
Glossina nigrofusca, Newst., in
French W. Africa, I. 192, V. 50,.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
117
X. 117; in Gold Coast, I. 19,
II. 94; in Sierra Leone, II. 27.
"Clossina (Palocsfvus) oligocena, Ckll.,
a fossil species in Colorado, VI.
228.
Glossina osboriii, Ckll., a fossil
species in Colorado, VI. 228.
Glossina pallicera, Big., in French
W. Africa, II. 76, V. 50, X. 117;
in Gold Coast, II. 94; in Kamer-
un, III. 104, VII. 30, X. 125;
in Sierra Leone, II. 27.
Glossina pallidipes, Aust., in Portu-
guese E. Africa, VI. 134, IX. 97;
in Belgian Congo, I. 220, VI.
39, 144. VII 135, 149, VIII.
42, 43, 76; in Kenya, II. 151,
X. 11, 127; in S. Rhodesia,
Vli. 42; in Somaliland, III.
136, IX. 181; in Italian Somali-
land, VIl. 189; in Tanganyika,
II. 139, III. 104, VII. 195, VIII.
211, IX. 93; in Uganda, II.
32, ^^ 20, VII. 109 ; in Zululand,
IV. 121, IX. 1, 198, X. 132;
and trv^panosomiasis of domestic
animals, 11. 151, V. 21, VIL 109,
IX. 181 ; trypanosomes trans-
mitted by, V. 20 ; bionomics
of, II. 32, VI. 144, VIL 136,
189, IX. 97, X. 132; female
armature of, VII. 133; measures
against, X. 132.
Glossina palpalis, R.-D., IV. 46;
in French W. Africa, I. 37, 45,
55, 192, II. 170, 172, III. 29,
IV. 21, 84, V. 50, VI. 122, VIL
159, VIII. 154, IX. 58, 59, X.
117, 147; absent from S.-E.
Africa, I. 76, 100, VIL 194,
VIII. 126; in Belgian Congo,
I. 31, 46, 47, 144, 145, 220,
HI. 137, 187, 199, IV. 36. 43,
56, 68, V. 190, ^T. 39, 144.
VII. 80, 86, 125, 149, VIII.
42, 43, 68, 76, 148. X. 99, 156,
157; in Gambia, III. 1, VIII.
191; in Gold Coast, I. 19, II.
75, IV. 81, V. 45, 46, 47, VI.
98, IX. 100; in Kamerun, III.
104, V. 14, 32, VIL 30, VIII.
150, X. 113, 125; in Kenya,
X. 127; in Nigeria, I. 137, 138,
154, 166, HI. 53, IV. 66, 112,
116, V. 39, VI. 225; extermma-
tion of, in Island of Principe,
II. 13-16, 121-124, 205, III.
125, IV. 48, V. 36, IX. 108; in
N. Rhodesia, I. 157, II. 73;
in Senegal, I. 36, 121. III. Ill;
■ in Sierra Leone, II. 27, HI. 177,
178, IV. 45, 150; in Sudan,
I. 126, II. 187, X. 234; in
Tanganyika, II. 11, III. 104,
VIII. 2il, IX. 93; in Togoland,
HI. 104, X. 155; in Uganda, II.
30-32, HI. 75, 171, 330, ^ . 20, 85,
VI. 17, 30, VIL 100, VIII. 11,
23, 99-101, 131-133, X. 98 ; and
sleeping sickness, I. 31, 37, 38,
42, 45, 154, 166, H. 14, 73, 123,
187, 206, HI. 75, 136, 171, 178,
H'. 56, 84, 110, V. 32, 46, 190,
VI. 234, VII. 159, VIII. 23,
42, IX. 58, 59, X. 42, 98, 155,
157, 234 ; and trypanosomiasis
of domestic animals. III. 230,
VI. 30 ; trypanosomes trans-
mitted by, I. 55, 132, 11. 11,
IV. 84, V. 39, VI. 17, 34, 122,
IX. 134, 207 ; experiments with
rinderpest blood and, VIII. 11;
specially associated with pigs, I.
136, II. 16, V. 36. 95; bionomics
of, I. 20, 11. 30-32, 123, HI. Ill,
177, 178, VI. 144, VIL 100, 135,
149, VIII. 68, 99-101, 131-133,
X. 98. 99, 117 ; sex disparity in,
I. 227; local races of, I. 192;
parasites of, I. 20, 93, 121, HI.
117, VIL 86; other natural
enemies of, 11. 31, HI. 199;
attempts to breed under artificial
conditions. III. 77, V. 157;
methods of feeding, in captivity,
HI. 178; ineasures against, I.
137, II. 15, 122, 140, 205, HI.
104, IV. 110, VIII. 100, X. 98;
female armature of, VII. 133.
Glossina palpalis var. fuscipes,
Newst., the eastern form of the
species, I. 192.
Glossina palpalis wellmani, Aust.,
transmitting Trypanosoma pe-
caudi in Angola, VIII. 167.
Glossina schwetzi, Newst. & Evans,
described as new from Belgian
Congo, IX. 119.
Glossina severini, Newst., described
as new from Belgian Congo, I.
168.
Glossina suhmovsitans (see G. niov-
sitans stihmorsitans).
Glossina tabaniformis, Westw., in
French W. Africa, I. 192, X. 117 ;
in Belgian Congo, VII. 80, VIII.
43, 68, X. 157; in Gold Coast,
II. 94; in Kamerun, III. 104;
key to genital armature of species
allied to, IX. 119.
Glossina tachinoides, Westw., in
French W. Africa, I. 55, 192,
II. 76, HI. 30, IV. 84, V. 50,
VI. 122, VIII. 154, X. 117, 147;
118
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
recorded from Arabia, VI. 228;
in Gold Coast, I. 19, II. 75, 94,
V. 45, VI. 17, 98, IX. 100; in
Kamerun, III. 104; in Nigeria,
I. 137, 166. III. 46, 53, 54, IV.
112, V. 39, VI. 225; recorded in
error from Tanganyika, II. 139
(note), III. 104, VIII". 211; and
trypanosomiasis of domestic ani-
mals, 1. 138 ; trypanosomes trans-
mitted by, I. 55, III. 4, 46, 54,
VI. 17. " 99, 122 ; spirochaetes
found in, III. 54; bionomics
of, VI. 98, X. 117.
Gloss ina veterna, Ckll., a fossil
species in Colorado, VI. 228.
Glossina ziemanni, Griinb., in Kam-
erun, III. 104.
glossinae, Mutilla ; Prolaeliiis ; Syn-
tomosphyruni.
glossinophaga, Coelalysia.
Glyciphagus, attacking man in Swit-
zerland, III. 226.
Glyciphagus cadaveriim, Schr. {spin-
ipes, Koch), VIII. 112; in dead
bodies, IX. 121 ; in wheat screen-
ings in Britain, IX. 10.
Glyciphagus canestrinii, Ann., in
Britain, IX. 11.
Glyciphagus cursor, Gervais (see
G. d.ome sticiis) .
Glyciphagus dispar, Michael, species
allied to, on Histvichopsvlla talpae
in Britain, IX. 196.
Glyciphagus doniesticus, DeG. {cur-
sor, Gerv.), in Britain, VIII. 112,
201, IX. 11; in Norway, IV.
180; infesting inan, I. 16; in-
festing rodents, VIII. 112, 201,
IX. 11; infesting sheep, VII.
183; in dead bodies, IX. 121;
methods of fumigation against,
VI. 61.
Glyciphagus ornahis, Kram., in skin-
scrapings from horses in France,
IX. 11.
Glyciphagus plumiger, Koch, in
Britain, IX. 11.
Glyciphagus spinipes, Koch (see G.
cadaverum).
Gnophodeoniyia inornata, Theo. (see
Culex aikenii) .
godfreyi, Chiastopsylla.
Goeldia, notice of key to, IX. 72 ;
notice of list of .species of, X.
96.
Goeldia [Lesticocampa) espini, Mart.,
described as new from Panama,
II. 130; male of, X. 178.
Goeldia lineala, Lutz, X. 96.
Goeldia {Hyloconops) longipalpis.
Theo., bred from bamboos in
Brazil, VIII. 26.
Goeldia paranensis, X. 96, 132.
goeldii, Amblyomma.
Gomphus, predacious on Anopheline
larvae, IX. 142.
goniinus, Andes.
Goniocotes abdominalis, Piag. (see G.
gigas).
Goniocotes compar, Nitzsch, on pig-
eons in U.S.A., IV. 13, VI. 14»
X. 227 ; measures against, X.
227.
Goniocotes gallinac, Retz. {hologaster,
Nitzsch), on fowls in Canada,
III. 186; on fowls in U.S.A.,
IV. 13, VI. 14, 142.
Goniocotes gigas, Tasch. {abdomin-
alis. Piag.), in Australia, II. 21,
VI.' 74; in France, VIII. 127 J
in Guam, IV. 191, V. 184; in
Mauritius, VII. 134; in U.S.A.,
IV. 13, VI. 14, 142, VIII. 13;
on fowls, II. 21, IV. 13, 191, VI.
14, 74, 142, VII. 134, VIII. 13,
127; measures against, VI. 74,
VIII. 13, 127.
Goniocotes hologaster, Nitzsch (see
G. gallinae).
Goniodes damicornis, Nitzsch, mea-
sures against, on pigeons in
U.S.A.. X. 227.
Goniodes dissimilis, Nitzsch, on
fowls in U.S.A., IV. 13, VI. U
{Goniocotes in error), 142.
Goniodes pavonis, L., on peacocks,
IV. 13.
Goniodes stylifer, Nitzsch, in Aus-
tralia, VIII. 164; in U.S.A.,
VI. 14; on turkeys. II. 44, IV.
13, VI. 14, VIII. 164.
gorgasi. Anopheles.
Gorytes, destroying blow-flies in
Australia, II. 94, III. 185.
gossypiella, Platyedra {Gelechia).
grabhami, Anopheles {Cyclolepp-
teron).
Grabhamia broquettH, Theo. (see
Aedes dorsalis).
Grabhamia caballa, Theo. (see Aedes
caballus).
Grabhamia dorsalis (see Aedes).
Grabhamia flavifrons, Theo. (see
Aedes theobaldi).
Grabhamia jamaicensis (see Psoro-
phora).
Grabhamia long i squamosa, Theo. (see
Aedes caspius).
Grabhamia pulchripalpis (see Oriho-
podomyia) .
Grabhamia subtilis, Ed. & Et. Serg.
(see Aedes caspius).
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
119
Grabhamia theobaldi (see Aedes).
Grabhaniia varinervis (see Psoro-
phora) .
Grabhamia willcocksi, Theo. (see
Aedes caspiiis).
gracilipes, Siniuliimi.
gracilis, Bironella ; Haematopota ;
Palaeopsylla.
grahami, Aedes (see A. dorsalis) ;
Culex ; Culicoides ; Haematopota ;
Ischnopsylliis.
granaria, Calandra {Calendva).
granarius, Aphodius.
grandis, Cephenomyia ; Harmolita
(Isosoma) ; Leptoconops ; Rogen-
hofera.
granulatiis, Ixodes.
Graphomyia, breeding in manure
in British Isles, VII. 191.
Graphomyia americana, R.-D.,
trapped with milk baits in U.S.A.,
IV. 5.
Graphomyia macnlata, Scop., in
British Isles, IV. 144, VIII. 22;
in Canada, III. 155; seasonal
prevalence of, in U.S.A., VII.
10.
grata, Worcesteria (see Toxorhyn-
chites regins).
grains, Tabanns.
gravelyi, Megarhinus [Toxorhyn-
chites).
greefji, Cyclopodia.
gregalis, Coenotele.
gregarius, Erichs., Tabanns.
gregarius, Tayl., Tabanns (see T.
mastersi).
gregovyi, Kingia.
grenadensis, Wyeomyia.
grisea, Sym,phoromyia.
griseicollis, Simulinm.
griseicolor, Tabanus.
griseidorsum, Culicoides.
grisella, Achroia.
griseoannulatiis, Tabanus.
griseohirins, Tabanus.
griseus, Pseudoculicoides.
groenlandica, Phormia {Calliphora,
Protocalliphora) .
grossulariata, Abraxas,
grotiusi, Spalangia.
Grvlliis domesticus, L., in Connecti-
cut, X. 133.
Grypocampa affinis,'Nees, parasite of
Sim.iilium aiireum in Germany,
IX. 104.
guadeloupensis, Megarhinus.
gubernatoris, Aedes {Ochlerofatus,
Stegomyia) .
guianensis, Megarhinus guadelou-
pensis.
guiarti, Culex.
guineense, M icrothrombidium ; Tetra-
morium.
guineensis, Culicoides.
gurneyi, Musca {Philaematomyia)
(see M. inferior).
guttatus, Culicoides.
guttifer, Culicoides.
guttipennis, Ctilicoides.
guttularis, Culicoides.
guttulatus. Anopheles (see A. quadri-
maculatus) .
Gymnohelea, gen. n., IX. 171.
Gymnohelea (A trichopogon) lon£;i-
serra, Kieff.," IX. 171.
Gymnohelea [A trichopogon) singu-
laris, Kieff., IX. 171.
Gynaikothrips uzcli, Zimm., trouble-
some to man in Algeria, X. 147.
Gyropus alpinus, Kellogg & Naka-
yama, described as new from
vizcacha in Peru, II. 157.
Gvrostigma {Spathicera), infesting
'rhinoceros, Til. 144, V. 163,
Gvrostigma conjungens, End., infest-
ing African rhinoceros, VII. 117.
Gyrostigma meruense, Sjost., infest-
ing African rhinoceros, VII. 117,
170.
Gyrostigma pavesii, Cort., infesting
African rhinoceros, VI. 107, VII.
117.
Gyrostigma sumatrensis, Br., infest-
ing East Indian rhinoceros, VII.
117.
H.
habilis, Tabanus.
hackeri, Anopheles leucosphyrtts ;
Tabanus.
Haemagogus, in Panama Canal Zone,
VII. 127, IX. 108; in Trinidad,
II. 25 ; notice of key to, IX. 206,
X. 229.
Haemagogus (Cacomyia) albomacu-
latus, Theo., in Trinidad, V. 60.
Haemagogus anastasionis, Dyar,
described as new from Costa Rica,
X. 55.
Haemagogus capricornii, Lutz, in
S. America, IX. 207; in British
Guiana, V. 58 ; in Trinidad, V. 60.
Haemagogus chalcospilans, Dyar,
described as new from Panama,
IX. 206; bred from salt pools,
IX. 206.
Haemagogus discrepans, Edw., de-
scribed as new from S.W. India,
X. 198. . .
120
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Haemagogus eqiiiniis, Theo., H.
capricornii possibly a synonvm.
of, IX. 207.
Haemagogus gladiator, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from tree-holes in
Panama, IX. 206.
Haemagogus iridicolor, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from Costa Rica,
IX. 206.
Haemagogus janthinomys, Dyar,
described as new from Trinidad,
IX. 206.
Haemagogus leticomelas, Lutz, in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Haemagogus (Stegoconops) panarchys,
Dyar, described as new from
Ecuador, IX. 206.
Haemagogus regal is, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Haemagogus spegazzinii, Brethes, a
synonym of H. capricornii, IX.
207.
Haemagogus splenclens, Will., breed-
ing-places of, in Grenada, V. 53 ;
in Trinidad, V. 60.
haemaphorus, Tahanus.
Haemaphysalis, VII. 46; conve^nng
canine piroplasmosis in E. Africa,
VIII. 148; on deer in Annam, X.
171 ; on cattle in New Zealand,
VI. 115.
Haemaphysalis aborensis, Warb.,
described as new from Assam, I.
154.
Haemaphysalis aciculifer, Warb.,
described as new from antelope
in Uganda, I. 154.
Haemaphysalis ausiralis, Neum., in
Australia, II. 12.
Haemaphysalis bispinosa, Neum., in
Ceylon, X. 67 ; in Mesopotamia,
IX. 146; in New Zealand, VIII.
206, IX. 69, X. 114, 183; on
cattle, IX. 69, 146, X. 67;
bionomics of, X. 183 ; measures
against, VIII. 206.
Haemaphysalis bispinosa var. inter-
media, Warb. & Nutt., in India,
I. 154, VII. 69; hosts of, I. 154,
VII. 69, IX. 96.
Haemaphysalis calcarata, Neum., in
Italian Somaliland, IV. 70.
Haemaphysalis chordeilis. Pack, (see
H. cinnabarina).
Haemaphysalis cinnabarina, Koch
{chordeilis, Pack.), hosts of, in
Canada, IV. 80; in U.S.A., III.
154, IV. 13 ; causing tick para-
lysis, IX. 31; on birds. III. 154,
IV. 13 ; notice of bionomics of,
IV. 34.
Haemaphysalis cinnabarina punc-
tata, C. & F. {expositicius, Koch),
in Britain, I. 112, IV. 34, X. 14;
in Canada, IV. 80 ; in Hungary,
IX. 116; in New Zealand, VII.
180; in Macedonia, VIII. 194; in
Russia, V. 39 ; on goats in Smyrna,
IV. 55 ; transmitting piroplas-
mosis of cattle, I. 112, IV. 34,
VIII. 165, X. 14; transmitting
Piroplasma bovis, V. 71; infesting
foxes, IX. 96.
Haemaphysalis concinna, Koch, in
Hungary, IX. 116 ; in Russia,
V. 99 ; transmitting Piroplasma
canis, VIII. 67 ; parasite of, IV.
34.
Haemaphysalis concinna kochi,
Neum., on dogs in Japan, III. 4.
Haemaphysalis cornigera, Neum.,
var. anomala, Warb., described
as new from wolf in India, I. 154.
Haemaphysalis exposiiicius, Koch
(see H. cinnabarina punctata).
Haemaphysalis flava, Neum., in
China and Japan, III. 4; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 146 ; on dogs,
III. 4, IX. 146.
Haemaphysalis howleiti, Warb., de-
scribed as new from horses in
India, I. 154.
Haemaphysalis inermis, Bir., on
horses in Macedonia, VIII. 194;
infesting foxes, IX. 96; parasite
of, IV. 34.
Haemaphysalis inermis var. apo-
nom-moides, Warb., described as
new from zebu in India, I. 154.
Haemaphysalis kinneari, Warb., de-
scribed as new from tiger in
India, I. 154.
Haemaphysalis Icachi, Aud., in E.
Africa, I. 21; on dogs in S.
Africa, I. 206, II. 113, V. 4, 5, 20,
VII. 19, IX. 83; m W. Africa,
IV. 45, 66, 81, 113, IX. 101;
in Egypt, IV. 192; on wolf in
India, I. 154; an introduced
species in New Zealand, X. 114;
in Nyasaland, VIII. 33; in
Somaliland, IV. 70 ; transmitting
piroplasmosis, I. 206, II- 113,
III. 5, 20, IV. 34, 64, V. 71,
VIII. 67, IX. 83, 101, X. 218;
infesting foxes, IX. 96 ; infesting
hedgehogs, IV. 81; bionomics
of, I. 112.
Haemaphysalis leporispalustris.
Pack., in Canada, IV. 80; in
U.S.A., III. 154, V. 80; on
rabbits. III. 154, IV. 80; on
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
121
ground-inhabiting birds, IV. 80 ;
parasite of, IV. 34.
Haeniaphysalis neumanni , Don., on
dogs in Japan, III. 4.
HaemapJiysalis otophila, Schultze,
in Hungary, IX. 116; in Mace-
donia, Vlli. 194; on horses and
dogs, VIII. 194, IX. 116.
Haoyiaphy sails papuana, ThoreH,
in Queensland, VIII. 73, 74.
HaemapJiysalis punctata (see H.
cinnabarina pmtctaia) .
haemaphysaloides, Rhipicephahis.
Haeinatobia irritans (see Lyperosia) .
Haeniatobia sanguisugens, Aust., in
India, VIII. 31.
Haeniatobia serrata, R.— D. (see Ly-
perosia irritans).
Haematobia stimtilans, Mg., feeding
onl}^ on blood of horned cattle,
I. 147.
haeniatobiae, Spalangia.
haematodes, Sarcophaga [Ravinia).
Haemaiopinus aculeatiis, Neum., on
jerboa in N. Africa, I. 43.
Haemaiopinus asini, L. {macroce-
phalus, Burm.), in Australia, I.
165, III. 17; in Mozambique,
III. 96; in U.S.A., VI. 44, 169;
hosts of, I. 165, III. 17, 96,
IV. 178, VI. 44, 169; measures
against, IV. 178 ; effect of tem-
perature on eggs of, VIII. 22.
Haematopiniis eurystermis, Nitzsch,
IX. 203; in Australia, I. 165,
III. 17; in Belgian Congo, V.
35 ; in British Guiana, V. 5 ; in
Mozambique, III. 96; in Philip-
pines, VII. 193; in U.S.A., III.
149, V. 168, VI. 89, 153, VIII. 9;
on cattle, I. 165, III. 17, 96,
149, V. 5, 35, 168; measures
against, VI. 89, 153.
Haemaiopinus macrocephaliis, Burm.
(see H. asini).
Haemaiopinus microcephalus, Gar-
nett (see Linognathus pedalis).
Haemaiopinus minor, Fahrenholz,
described as new from Eqiius
hurchelli, IX. 19.
Haetnaiopinus ovilliis (see Linogna-
thus) .
Haemaiopinus pedalis (see Linogna-
thus).
Haemaiopinus phacochaeri, End., on
wart-hog in S. Africa, IV. 120.
Haemaiopinus {Linognathus) pili-
ferus, Burm., in Australia, I. 165;
"in Britain, II. 132; in U.S.A.,
VI. 44, 183; on dogs, I. 165,
II. 132, III. 4, 96, V. 104, VI.
44, 183; measures against, III.
96, 146 ; Linognathus setosus
confused with, VII. 195.
Haemaiopinus (Polyplax) spinulo-
sus, Denny, in Ceylon, V. 150 ;
in Japan, VII. 87 ; in Philippines,
VII. 193; on rats and mice, I.
103, 165, 186, V. 150, VII. 87;
transmitting Trypanosoma lewisi,
I. 122, 123.
Haemaiopinus sienopsis (see Lino-
gnathus) .
Haemaiopinvis suis, L. {urius,
Nitzsch), in Australia, I. 165,
III. 17, VII. 175, VIII. 52, 74;
in Belgian Congo, V. 35 ; in
Germany, III. 227; in British
Guiana, V, 5 ; in Guam, V. 184 ;
in Mozambique, III. 96 ; in
Philippines, VII. 193; in Russia,
X. 180; in U.S.A., III. 149,
V. 168, VI. 170, VII. 92, 95,
VIII. 107, 200, X. 176; not
transmitting hog cholera, VIII.
99 ; transmitting disease, VII.
62, VIII. 52; bionomics of, VIII.
155, X. 176; measures against,
VII. 92, 95, 175, VIII. 44, 107,
200 ; hydrocyanic acid gas
against. IX. 31, 191, X. 156.
Haemaiopinus suis subsp. chiuensis,
Fahrenholz, described as new,
IX. 19.
Haemaiopinus suis subsp. gerrnan-
icus, Fahrenholz, described as
new from pigs, IX. 19.
Haemaiopinus [Trichodectes) iuber-
culaius, Nitzsch, in Australia,
I. 165, IV. 8; on imported
buffaloes in Belgian Congo, V.
35 ; on imported buffaloes in
British Guiana, V. 5 ; in Guam,
V. 184 ; on cattle in Mozambique,
III. 96; on buffaloes in Philip-
pines, I. 13, VII. 193; on
dromedary, I. 165; experimen-
tally transmitting surra, I. 13.
Haemaiopinus ienuirosiris , Piaget
(see Linognathus viiuli).
Haemaiopinus urius, Nitzsch (see
H. suis).
Haemaiopinus viiuli (see Linogna-
thus) .
Haemaiopota [Chrysozona), key to
W. African species of. III. 121;
in Belgian Congo, I. 141; ovi-
position habits of, in India, VI.
63 ; bionomics of, in Nyasaland,
III. 116 ; bionomics of, in Russia,
III. 196; probably mechanically
transmitting trypanosomiasis of
domestic animals, I. 126, 181,
II. 151, HI. 138, V. 13, 35, 107,
122
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
166, 176, VI. 31, 99, 120, VIII.
180, 211.
Haemaiopota ahyssinica. Sure, be-
lieved to transmit trypanoso-
miasis in Eritrea, V. 176.
Haemaiopota (Chrysozona) alhihirta,
Karsch, in Somaliland, III. 136.
Haemaiopota allnaudi. Sure, in
Kenya, X. 16.
Haemaiopota amevicana, O.S., in
Canada, VI. 179.
Haematopoia dngiistifvons. Carter,
described as new from Belgian
Congo, III. 121.
Haematopoia {Chrysozona) argentina,
Brethes, described as new from
Argentine, X. 171.
Haemaiopota beringeri, Aust., de-
scribed as new, I. 35; in W.
Africa, I. 35, V. 45.
Haematopoia bigoti, Gob., var. mon-
spellensis, Villen., described as
new from France, IX. 180.
Haematopoia brunnescens, Ric, in
Kenya., X. 16.
Haemaiopota bullaiifrous, Aust., in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Haemaiopota cingalensis, Ric,
attacking cattle in Ceylon, IV.
123.
Haematopoia corsoni, Carter, de-
scribed as new. III. 121 ; in
Gold Coast, III. 121, V. 45.
Haemaiopota crassicornis, Wahlb.,
in Britain, X. 86 ; in Russia,
IX. 115.
Haematopoia crassicriis, Edw., de-
scribed as new from British E.
Africa, V. 2.
Haemaiopota cvudelis, Aust., de-
scribed as new from German E.
Africa, I. 35; early stages of,
in Nyasaland, III. li6.
Haemaiopota daveyi, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland,
1.35.
Haematopoia decora, Wlk., in Portu-
guese E. Africa, III. 172; in
Gold Coast, V. 45 ; early stages
of, in Nyasaland, III. 116; in
Zanzibar, III. 50.
Haemaiopota distincia. Ric, in Por-
tuguese E. Africa, III. 172.
Haemaiopota duttoni, Newst., flag-
ellates in, in Belgian Congo, I.
120, V. 11.
Haematopoia edax, Aust., described
as new from Belgian Congo, II. 84.
Haematopoia exiguicornuia, Carter,
described as new from N. Nigeria,
III. 121.
Haemaiopota fasciatapex, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland,
V. 2.
Haemaiopota formosana, Shiraki,
described as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Haemaiopota gracilis, Aust., in Gold
Coast, V. 45 ; in Nigeria, IV. 66,
112.
Haeynatopota grahami, Aust., de-
scribed as new from W. Africa,
I. 35.
Haematopoia, harpax, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Belgian
Congo, II. 84.
Haematopoia hastata, Aust., de-
scribed as new from W. Africa,
II. 84.
Haematobota hiria,'Ric., in Kenya,
X. 16.'
Haemaiopota ingluviosa, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Rhodesia,
II. 84.
Haematopoia innominaia, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
VIII. 111.
Haemaiopota insatiabilis, Aust., ear-
ly stages of, in Nyasaland, III.
116.
j Haemaiopota insidiatrix, Aust., in
I N. Rhodesia, I. 171.
[ Haematopoia irrorata, Macq., in
! Sumatra, VII. 164.
Haemaiopota italica, Mg., in Britain,
I. 69; harbouring flagellates in
, France, V. 11.
i Haemaiopota javana, Wied., biono-
j mics of, in India, X. 66.
I Haematopoia laccssens, Aust., in
Nigeria, IV. 66, 112; in Sierra
[ Leone, IV. 45.
j Haemaiopota [Chrysozona) Iambi,
j Villen., described as new from
I France, IX. 180.
i Haemaiopota lata, Ric, in Sumatra,
\ VII. 164.
I Haemaiopota macians, Aust., in
1 N. Rhodesia, I. 171 ; Bembex
\ predacious on, in Nyasaland,
III. 116.
Haemaiopota maculosifacies , Aust.,
described as new from German
i E. Africa, II. 84.
Haematopoia malayensis, Ric, de-
scribed as new from Malay States,
IV. 65.
; Haemaiopota niinusciila, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
VIII. 111.
Haematopoia minuscularia, Aust.,
described as new from Palestine,
I VIII. 111.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
123
Haemaiopoia mordens, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Gold Coast,
V. 2.
Haematopota iiefanda, Edw., de-
scribed as new from. Uganda,
V. 2.
Haemaiopoia iiigripennis, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Uganda,
II. 84.
Haemaiopoia obsoleia, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland,
V. 2.
Haemaiopoia pallidicornis, Edw.,
described as new froin Nyasaland
and Rhodesia, V. 2.
Haemaiopoia periineus, Aust., in
Nigeria, IV. 68, 112; possibly
transmitting trypanosomiasis in
Rhodesia, V. 166.
Haemaiopoia perturhans, Edw., de-
scribed as new, V. 2 ; in Belgian
Congo, V. 2, VIII. 211; trans-
mitting Trypanosoma cazalhoui
pigritia, V. 13, 35, VIIT. 211.
Haem.atopoia pingicicornis. Carter,
described as new from Gold
Coast, III. 121.
Haemaiopoia plnvialis, L., harbour-
ing flagellates in Germany, V.
11 ; in Russia, III. 196, IX" 115 ;
attacking man in Switzerland,
X. 93 ; a probable carrier of
Weil's disease, V. 113 ; attacking
horses, VI. 169; bionomics of,
III. 196; measures against, III.
196; anatomy of, I. 80.
Haemaiopoia piilchella, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland,
V. 2.
Haemaiopoia ptmiens, Aust., in
Nigeria, IV. 66, 113.
Haemaiopoia rahida, Edw., described
as new from Nyasaland, V. 2.
Haemaiopoia rhizophorae , Senior-
White, described as new from
Ceylon, IX. 106.
Haemaiopoia rubeiis, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland
and Rhodesia, I. 35.
Haemaiopoia sakhalinensis, Shiraki,
described as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Haematopota sciiieUaris, Lw., in
the Transyaal, III. 121.
Haematopota sewelli, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
VIII. 111.
Haemaiopoia similis, Ric, in Sierra
Leone, IV. 45 ; in Kenya, X. 16.
Haemaiopoia stantoni, Ric, de-
scribed as new from the Malay
States, IV. 65.
Haematopota sirigipennis, Karsch,
in French Equatorial Africa,
II. 172, X. 147.
Haemaiopoia theobaldi, Carter, de-
scribed as new from Transyaal,
HI. 121.
Haematopota iorqiiens, Aust., in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Haemaiopoia iransvaalensis, Carter,
described as new from Transvaal,
III. 121.
Haematopota itgandae, Ric, in
Kenya, X. 16.
Haematopota tinizonata, Ric, in
Sumatra, VII. 164.
Haematopota vandenbrandeni , Rodh.
& Beq. (MS.), in Belgian Congo, I.
120, V. 11 ; harbouring flagellates,
V. 11.
Haematopota vittaia, Lw., in Nigeria,
IV. 66, 112.
haematopotiim , Simulium.
haematopotus , Culicoides.
Haemodipsus veniricosus, Denny, on
rabbit in New South Wales, I.
165 ; transmitting tularaemia in
U.S.A., IX. 189.
Haemogamasus, on rats, I. 229.
Haemogamasus hirsutus, Berl., hosts
of, in Britain, I. 103, III. 9,
IV. 142.
Haemogamasus horridus, Mich.,
hosts of, in Britain, IV. 142.
Haemogamasus liberiensis, Hirst,
described as new from Mus
trivirgatus in Liberia, IV. 142.
Haemogamasus nidi, Mich., hosts of,
in Britain, III. 9, IV. 141.
Haemogamasus oudemansi. Hirst,
described as new. III. 9 ; on
Mas norvegicus in Britain, III.
9, IV. 142.
Haemogamasus sanguineus, Ewing
8c Stoyer, described as new from
Mils rattus, III. 128.
Haemolaelaps capensis, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from Georychus
hotieniotus in Cape Colony, IV.
142.
haemorrhoidalis, Airichopogon ; Gas-
irophilus ; Megarhinus ; Sarco-
phaga.
haesidaioris-desideratus, Ceraiophyl-
lus.
hagenowi, Tetrastichus [Entedon).
haitiensis, Megarhinus ; Orniilioc-
tona.
halifaxi, Liitzia (Culex).
halli, Chrisiophersia (see Anopheles
kochi) .
Haiti chella edax, \^'trst., described
as new, l\ . 65 ; parasite of
124
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Glossiiia morsitans in Nyasaland,
IV. 65.
hamiferus, A iricliopogon.
hamlyni, Caenoprosopon.
Hammatocerus, confused with Tria-
tonia in Brazil, VI. 92.
haningtoni, Gloss ina.
hannani, Camponotus.
hargreavesi, Aedes {Ochlcrotalus) cas-
pius.
Havmolita [Isosoma) grandis, Rile}',
Pediculoides veniricosus pre-
dacious on larvae of, I. 197.
Harmoliia {Isosoma) tritici, Fitch,
Pediculoides veniricosus preda-
cious on larvae of, I. 197.
Harpaclor {Rhinocoris) albopilosus,
Sign., trypanosomes in, I. 140.
Harpaclor {Rhinocoris) hicolor, F.,
in Belgian Congo, I. 141.
Harpaclor {Rhinocoris) scgmenlarius,
Germ., in Belgian Congo, I. 141.
Harpaclor {Rhinocoris) veniislus,
Stal, in Belgian Congo, I. 141.
Harpagomyia, in Oriental Region,
X. 229.
Harpagomyia genuroslris, Leic, in
Sumatra, IV. 23.
Harpagomyia laenioroslris, Theo.,
in E. Africa, VIII. 164.
harpax, Haeniatopota.
Harrisonia, gen. n., X. 140.
Harrisonia uncinala., Ferris, de-
scribed as new from rodents in
Ecuador, X. 140.
harrisonia, Colpocephalum .
h'dssleri, Gedoelslia.
haslala, Corizoneura {Dialomineura) ;
Haemalopola.
haslalus, Ceratopliyllus.
halorii, Aedes.
hear sey ana, Sphyraceph ala .
hebes, Mesopsylla.
hehraeum, Amblyomma.
hebraeus, Polistes.
hecate, Onlhophagus.
Hediocoris imilans, Schout., in Bel-
gian Congo, I. 141.
heidenreichi, SimuHum.
Heizinannia, notice of key to, X.
229.
Heizmannia cliandi, Edw., described
as new from S.W. India, X. 198 ;
breeding in tree-holes, X. 198.
Heizmannia himalayensis, Edw., de-
scribed as new from N. India,
X. 198 ; breeding in tree-holes,
X. 198.
Hclcoporpa, subgen. n., VII. 22.
(See Culex.)
helicis, Sarcophaga.
Helicobia ausiralis, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 215 ; bred from meat,
IX. 215.
Helicobia quadriselosa (see Sarco-
phaga).
Heliconiamvia, gen. n., VIII. 32;
notice of kev to species of, VIII.
32.
heliophilus, Cidicoides.
Hclomyza giganlea, Mg., infesting
fungi, I. 109.
Helom,vza lineata, R.-D., infesting
fungi, I. 109.
Hclomyza olens, Mg., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
Helomyza luberivora, R.-D. (see
H. giganlea).
Helomyza ustulala, ^.Ig., infesting
fungi, I. 109.
Helophilus peiiduliis, L., causing
myiasis, I. 49.
heniaplerus, Camus.
Hemerocampa leiicoslignta. Smith &
Abbot, urticating spines of, in
U.S.A., X. 163.
Hemileuca niaia, Drury, urticating
spines of, VI. 230.
Hemileuca nevadensis, Stretch, ur-
ticating spines of, VI. 230.
Hemileuca olifiae, Ckll., urticating
spines of, injuring stock, VI. 230.
Hemilexomyia, gen. n., IX. 65.
Hemilexoniyia abrupta, Dodd, de-
scribed as new, IX. 65 ; parasite
of blow-flies in Australia, IX.
65, 156, X. 1, 58; value of, X.
2, 134.
Hemimeriis lalpoides, Wlk., on
Cricelomvs gambianus in Gold -
Coast, IV. 81.
hemiplera, Cimex {Clinocovis).
hendersoni, Aedes Iriseriatus.
hensemaeon, Culex (see C. fatigans).
Heplagenia, predacious on larvae of
Sitmilinni simile in Saskatchewan,
X. 182.
Heplaphlebomyia kingi Theo. (see
Culex argenleopunctatus) .
hermanni, Chvysops ; Pseiidogameles.
Hermelia illucens, L., Monedula
denticornis predacious on, in Br.
Guiana, VI. 18.
hermsi, Trichodecles.
heroni, Tabanus.
hesperium, A Iricliopogon.
hclerochaela, Passeromyia {Muscina).
Heterochrvsops, notice of key to,
IX. 46." (See Chvysops.)
helerographus, Lipeurus.
Heleroniyza filiformis, R.-D. (see
Thelida oculata).
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
125
Heteronycha, substitution of Och-
lerotatus for, IX. 87 ; notice of
key to Canadian species of, IX.
113; a subgenus of Aedes, q.v.
Heteropoda venatoria, in Brazil, V.
28.
heteropterus, Zygosis.
heteropiis, Aedes {F inlay a).
hexactenits, Ischnopsyllus.
hexagoniis, Ixodes.
Hexatoma, in Russia, III. 195.
hexodontus, Aedes.
heydeni, Anthomyia.
heymonsi, Sinmliiim.
hieroglyphicus, Culicoides.
hilaris, Laelaps ; J'abamis.
hilli, Culex (Lophoceratomyia) ; Mi-
meteomyia [Stegomyia) (see Rachi-
onotomyia filipes) ; Miisca (see
M. ventrosa) ; Pygiopsylla ; Sil-
vius ; Uranotaenia (see A edes
longirostris) .
himalayensis, Heizmannia .
himdla, Chrysornyia (see C. alhiceps).
Hippclates, and Florida sore-eye,
II. 137.
Hippobosca, in Salonika, IV. 179 ;
in Sierra Leone, IV. 150 ; on
antelope in Uganda, II. 32;
probably not conveying surra,
I. 212; transmitting Trypano-
soma theileri, IX. 207.
Hippobosca camelina. Leach, in
Egypt, VI. 239 ; in Eritrea, IV.
156; in Palestine. IX. 194;
in Somaliland, III. 136.
Hippobosca capensis, Olf., on dogs in
Annam, I. 58; on dogs in
Egypt, VI. 239; in Palestine,
IX. 194; in Somaliland, III. 136.
Hippobosca equina, L., in Canary
Islands, X. 31 ; in Egypt, VI.
239; in England, VI. 43; in
Palestine, II. 100, IX. 194; in
Philippines, VII. 193 ; in Queens-
land, V. 10, VIII. 73; infesting
domestic animals, V. 10, VI. 43,
239; bionomics of, I. 234, VII.
174 ; polypneustic lobes of larva
of, VI. 185.
Hippobosca fulva, Aust., described
as new from N. Rhodesia, I.
29 ; on antelopes in Nyasaland,
IV. 171.
Hippobosca hivsuta, Aust., on ante-
lopes in N. Rhodesia, I. 172.
Hippobosca maculata, Leach, in
Portuguese E. Africa, III. 172;
in S. Africa, V. 11 ; in W. Africa,
IV. 21, 113, VI. 225, IX. 101,
X. 113; in Eritrea, IV. 156, V.
176; in India, IX. 80, X. 143;
in Philippines, VII. 193; in
Somaliland, III. 136; possibly
transmitting trypanosomiasis, V.
11, 176, IX. 101; on domestic
animals, IV. 21 ; breeding in
birds' nests, IX. 80 ; poly-
pneustic lobes of larva of, VI. 185.
Hippobosca rufipes, Olf., possibly
transmitting Trypanosoma theileri
in S. Africa, V. 11.
Hippocentruni mitrphyi, Aust., in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Hippocentrum trimaculatum, Nevvst.^
in Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Hippocentrum versicolor, Aust., in
Nigeria, IV. 68, V. 39, VI. 225.
hippopotamense, Cosmiomma [Hya-
lomma) .
hippopotami, Rhinoestrus.
hippovoriim,, Simitlium.
hirsiita, Forcipomyia ; Hippobosca ;■
Hoploplenra.
hirsideron, Aedes.
hirsutiitn, Simulium.
hirsiitiis, Aedes [Ochlerotatus] ; Hae-
mogam-asus ; Silvius.
hirta, Haematopota ; Spalangia.
hirticornis, Cantharis.
hirtipennis, Etiforcipomyia.
hirtipes, Culicoides ; Sarcophaga;-
Simulium,.
hirtitibia, Ophyra.
hirtulus, Tabanus.
hirtum, Amblyomma.
hivundinis, Ceratophylliis ; Cimex
iOecacus) ; Dermanyssiis ; Stenop-
teryx.
hispaniola, Anopheles.
hispida, Mimomyia.
Hister cadaverinus, Hoffm., preda-
cious on flies in Britain, VIII. 22 ;
in dead bodies, IX. 121.
Hisiiogaster entomophagus. Lab., a
pest of stored food-stuffs in
Britain, IX. 10.
hobartiensis, Tabanus.
Hodgesia, in Queensland, VI. 227;
notice of key to, X. 229.
Hodgesia ampyx, Dyar, described
as new from Philippines, IX. 51,
Hodgesia quasisanguinae , Leic, in
N. Australia, IV. 11; in Papua,
II. 135, III. 154; described as
H. triangulata, sp. n., II. 135.
Hodgesia triangulata, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Papua, 11.
135 ; a synonym of H. quasi-
sanguinae, q.v..
Hodotermes pretoriensis. Full., inter-
mediate host of Filaria gallinarum
in S. Africa and Belgian Congo,
VIII. 8, IX. 164.
126
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Holcocranmn satuvejae, Kol., in
nests of Pants pendulinus in
Russia, IX. 60.
Holoconops, notice of key to, X. 50.
Holoconops mediierraneus, Kieff.,
described as new, X. 50 ; attack-
ing man in Algeria, X. 50, 166.
Holoconops transvevsalis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Tunis, IX.
171.
iiolocychis, Ixodes.
hologaster, Goniocotes (see G. gallin-
ae).
hololeucus, Niptiis.
holoneus, Culex {Choeropoypa).
holoptera, Olfersia.
holosericeum, Tromb idimn.
Holotaspis, infesting house-flies in
Britain, IV. 146; attacking Sto-
nioxys calcitrans, IX. 44.
Holothyrus coccinella, Gerv., invest-
ing ducks in Mauritius, VII. 134.
Holotrichius, not known to attack
man in Algeria, IV. 139.
Homalomyia (see Fannia).
hominis, Dermatobia ; Pediculns
(error for P. humanus) ; Piilex
(see P. iyyitans) ; Sarcoples
scahiei.
hominivorax, Lucilia (see Cochliom^
via macellaria).
Homoeomma iiigruin, Walck, in
Brazil, V. 28. ^
homoeopas, Culex {Mela^wconion).
homoeopiis, Aedes terrens.
homoium, Atrichopogon.
honkongiensis, Tabanus.
hookeri, Himterellus.
Hoplopleura, notice of monograph
of, X. 11.
Hoplopleura acanthopus, Bui^m., on
Pitymys savii in Italy, VIII. 201.
Hoplopleura enormis, Kellogg &
Ferris, described as new from
Arvicanthis dor sails in Zululand,
IV. 120.
Hoplopleura hirsuta, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Sigmodon
hispidus in N. America, IV. 177.
Hoplopleura intermedia, Kellogg &
Ferris, described as new, IV. 120 ;
on Mils concha in S. Africa, IV.
120, 121.
Hoplopsyllus, VII. 121.
Hoplopsvllus anomalus, Baker, and
plague, IV. 4, VIII. 3.
horei, Megarhinus.
horishensis, Aedes.
Hormopsylla, gen. n., IX. 61.
horridus, Culex ; Echinophthiriiis ;
Haemoganiasus. ,
horrifer, Clinocoris (see Cimex
hemipiera).
hortator, Aedes.
hortensis, Edw., Culex (see C.
apicalis).
hortensis, Fie, Culex.
horticola, Culicoides.
hortona, Calliphora.
hortorum, Morellia.
hortulana, Goetgh., Palpoinyia (see
P. semifumosa).
hortulana, Mg., Palpoinyia (see P.
flavipes).
hortulanus, Bibio.
howardi, Ixodes pilosus.
Howardina, a subgenus of Aedes
iq.v.), IX. 9.
howletti, Haemaphysalis.
httberi, Raymondia.
Hulecoeteoniyia, new species of, in
Queensland, VI. 74. (See Aedes.)
humanus, Pediculus.
humator, Necrophorns.
humerale, Amblyomma.
hunieralis, Aedes {Chaetocruiomyia) ;
Taeniorhynchus [Mansonia] .
humilis, Culex {Melanoconion) ;
Dieuches ; Iridornyrntex.
humilis, Musca.
Huntercllus hookeri, Howard, a
parasite of Rhipicephalus san-
guineus in Brazil, IV. 39.
hunteri, A nopheles (see A . separatus) ;
Dermacentor.
hyaenae, Vermipsylla.
Hyalomma, on cattle in E. Africa,
VIII. 148 ; absent from Argentina,
Brazil and Chile, II. 129; on
gundi in Tunis, VI. 28 ; notice of
key to, IX. 44.
Hyalomma aegvpliuni, L., in E.
Africa, III. 218; in S. Africa, I.
84, VII. 19; in W. Africa, IV. 15,
42, 66, 113, IX. 101; in Arabia,
III. 128; introduced into Argen-
tina on camels, II. 129 ; in N.
x\ustralia, II. 12; in Cevlon, X.
67; in Egypt, III. 77, IV. 192,
X. 133 ; in Hungary and Rumania,
IX. 116; in Libya, IV. 15;
in Macedonia, VIII. 194; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 146; in Myti-
lene, VIII. 146 ; probably an
introduced species in New Zea-
land, X. 114; in Nyasaland,
VIII. 33; in Palestine, III.
128; in Rhodesia, VII. 43,
VIII. 199; in Russia, II. 98,
104, X. 102; in Italian Somali-
land, IV. 70 ; in Somaliland, II.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
127
9 ; in Smyrna, IV. 55 ; in Tur-
kestan, V. 98; in West Indies,
II. 129; transmission of Cyithidia
hyalommae by, I. 163, 199, 11.45;
probabl}'- infecting horses with
Nuttallia equi, IV. 64, X. 102;
and piroplasmosis, II. 98, 104, IV.
15, 42, V. 71, VIII. 165, 166, IX.
101, X. 127, 133 ; hosts of, I. 112,
III. 4, 11, IV. 55, 192, VII. 19,
VIII. 146, 194, 199, IX. 146;
bionomics of, I. 84, 112, VIII. 23,
IX. 140; development of pads on
feet of, VIII. 89; regeneration of
limbs of, VIII. 133; malforma-
tions in, VIII. 218, X. 147;
dipping against, I. 84, III. 218,
VII. 43,
Hvalotnma aegyptium alhiparmatum,
Schulze, described as new from
E. Africa, IX. 45.
Hvalomma aegyptium dromedarii,
Neum., imported into Argentina
on camels from W. Africa, II. 129 ;
on horses in Turkestan, V. 98.
Hyalonima aegyptium impressum,
Koch, on horses in Macedonia,
VIII. 194.
Hvalomma aegyptium, mesopo-
tamium,, Schulze, described as
new from Mesopotamia, IX. 45.
Hyalomma depressum,, Schulze, de-
scribed as new from Spain, Canary
Islands and N. Africa, IX. 45.
Hyalomma detritiim, Schulze, de-
scribed as new from Macedonia
and Oriental Region, IX. 45.
Hvalomma detritum albipictum,
Schulze, described as new from
China, IX. 45.
Hyalomma dromedarii, X'eum. (see
H. aegyptium dromedarii).
Hyalomma hippopotamensa (see
Cosmiomma).
Hyalomma longirostre (see Ambly-
omma).
Hyalom,ma monsfrosiim (see Nosom,-
nia) .
Hyalomma nitiduni, Schulze, de-
scribed as new from buffaloes in
Kamerun, IX. 45.
Hyalomma planum, Schulze, de-
scribed as new from E. Africa,
IX. 45.
Hyalomma pusillum, Schulze, de-
scribed as new from Arabia, IX.
45.
Hyalomma pusillum alexandrinum,
Schulze, described as new from
Egypt, IX. 45.
Hyalomma scupense, Schulze, on
horses in Macedonia, VIII. 194.
Hvalomma syriacum, Koch, on
domestic animals in Mytilene,
VIII. 146; on camels in Tur-
kestan, V. 98.
Hyalomyia rufiventris, Macq., placed
in genus Austrophasia, IV. 159.
hybridus, Aedes {Culicada) (see
A. queenslandis) ; Armigeres ;
Pirates; Tabanus.
Hydaticus, larvae of, predacious on
mosquito larvae, VI. 39.
Hydrophilus, predacious on mos-
quito larvae, VIII. 63.
Hydrophilus piceiis, L., not experi-
mentally infected with Lepto-
m.onas pyrrhocoris, IX. 144.
Hydrotaea armipes, F., in Britain,
IV. 108.
Hydrotaea dentipes, ¥., in Britain,
'IV. 143, VII. 191, VIII. 22, X.
87; in Germany, IX. 44; pre-
dacious on Muscids, I. 149, 150,
II. 134, VIII. 103, IX. 44;
bionomics of, I. 149-151, IV. 143 ;
natural enemies of, I. 109, VII.
191, VIII. 22; experiments
against, X. 87 ; larva of, I. 110.
Hydrotaea irritans. Fall., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
Hydrotaea meteorica, L., in Russia,
III. 196; attacking cattle in
U.S.A., IV. 107; causing myiasis
in man. III. 32.
Hylemyia nidicola, Aldrich, de-
scribed as new, VIII. 68 ; referred
to Camus, q.v.
hylephilus. Anopheles {Dendropae-
dium) .
Hylesia, causing dermatosis in
French Guiana, \1. 106.
Hyletasies missouriensis, Ewing,
infesting man in U.S.A., VIII.
180.
Hyloconops longipalpis (see Goeldia).
hyoscyami, Pegomyia.
Hyphantria cunea, Drurv, parasite
of, in Florida, VIII. 187.
Hyphantria textor, Harr., hyper-
parasite of, IX. 45.
Hypoasis hypudaei, Oudm.s., on rats
in Britain, III. 9.
hypocindyna, Taeniorhynchus.
Hypoderma, in British Isles, V. 155,
'VI. 188, X. 57; in Canada, IV.
122, IX. 65; in Denmark, VIII.
82, 83, X. 114; in France, X.
138; in U.S.A., V. 58, IX. 50,
X. 68 ; causing rose fever in
cattle, VIII. 82, 83; percentage
of hides damaged by, X. 56 ;
larva of, in the human eye, I. 6,
VI. 194; bionomics of, V. 155;
128
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
measures against, V. 123, 155,
VI. 188, IX. 65, X. 68, 109, 138.
Hypoderma actaeoii, Brauer, larval
stages of, X. 212.
Hypoderma bovis, DeG., VI. 7, VII.
162, X. 231; in S. Africa, II. 182,
203 ; rare in Brazil, V. 28 ; in
British Isles, II. 185, III. 19, 22,
86, 206, VI. 17, VIII. 59, IX. 22,
115, X. 57, 163; legislation
against introduction of, into
Australia, IV. 73; in Canada, I.
60, II. 56, HI. 109, 155, IV. 194,
195, V. 105, M. 40, 44, 45, VII.
28, 194, X. 11 ; in Denmark, IX.
117; in Egypt, VI. 239; in
Germany, I. 160, VIII. 135; in
imported cattle in Dutch E.
Indies, X. 232; in Italy, III. 152,
IX. 46; imported into Jamaica
from I'.S.A., VII. 178; in Russia,
IX. 115, X. 180 ; in Switzerland,
VIII. 207; in U.S.A.. II. 56, III.
85, V. 89, IX. 171, 192, X. 184 ;
infesting man, IX. 117, X. 162;
infesting horses. III. 185; biono-
mics of, I. 160, 234, II. 199, III.
19, 22, IV. 195, VI. 45, IX. 22.
X. 163; larva of, VI. 139, IX.
115, 171, X. Ill, 135, 164, 212;
egg of, VI. 166 ; measures against,
I. 160, 218, IF. 90, V. 177, VI. 17,
VII. 92, VI 1 1. 59, 135, IX. 22.
192, X. 57, 164, 184.
Hypoderma corrinae, Crivelli, in-
festing Gazella dorcas in Sudan,
VII. 170.
Hypoderma crossi, Patton, described
as new, X. 231 ; bionom.ics of, in
goats in Punjab, X. 223, 231.
Hypoderma diana, Brauer, hosts of,
"in British Isles, III. 206, X. 57;
in Germany, I. 160, X. 212;
bionomics of, I. 160 ; larval stages
of, X. 212.
Hypoderma gazellae, Gedoelst, de-
scribed as new from Gazella granti
in E. Africa, VII. 116.
Hvpoderjua Uiieatuni, Vill., VI. 7,
VII. 162, X. 231; in S. Africa,
II. 182 ; not present in W. Africa,
III. 100; in British Isles, III. 19,
22, 206, VI. 17, VIII. 59, IX. 22,
X. 57; in Canada, I. 60, II. 197,
III. 109, IV. 194, 195, V. 105, VI.
40, 44, 45, VII. 28, 43, IX. 22,
X. 11; in Germany, I. 160; im-
ported into Hawaii, IX. 181 ; in
U.S.A., II. 56, III. 85, 149, V. 89,
IX. 171, 18.2, 192, 203, X. 68,
122, 184 ; occasionally infesting
man, III. 159 ; attacking horses.
IX. 203; bionomics of, I. 160,
II. 199, III. 19, 22, IV. 195, VI.
45, IX. 22 ; larva of, VI. 139, IX.
171, X. Ill, 135 ; egg of, VI. 166 ;
measures against, VI. 17, VIII.
59, IX. 22, 182, 192, X. 57, 68,
109, 122, 184.
hypomacros, Tabanus.
hypudaei, Hypoasis.
hyrcanus , Anopheles {MyzorhyncJnts).
Hystatomyia, gen. n., VIII. 32.
Hystatoinyia laniellata, B.-\V. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 59.
hystera, Uranoiaenia.
Hystrichopsylla, notice of key to
species of, IX. 95.
Hystrichopsylla mammoth, Chapin,
described as new from Aplodoiitia
californica in California, IX. 95.
Hystrichopsylla satunini, Wagner,
described as new from Hyaena
vulgaris in Caucasia, IV. 151.
Hystrichopsylla schefferi, Chapin,
described as new from Aplodontia
rufa in U.S.A., VII. 121.
Hystrichopsylla talpae, Curt., on
moles and rats in British Isles,
I. 103, IX. 47, 196.
Hystrichopsylla tripectinata, Tirab.,
on Pitymys savii in Italy, VIII.
201.
ianthina, Diatomineitra.
iberica, Palaeopsylla.
icela, Calliphora.
Ichoronyssus {Liponyssus) isabeh
linns, Oudms., and tularaemia,
X. 97.
icteric us, Tabanus.
icterodes, Docophorus.
idahoensis, Aedes.
identicus, Sabethinus (see 5. aitres-
cens).
idoneus, Ceratophyllus.
idottus, Culex [Choeroporpa).
igniculus, Pelecorhynchus.
ignotus, Cacodmus ; Ceratophyllus ;
Tabanus.
illotus, Tabanus.
illiicens, Hermetia.
imitans, Hediocoris ; Paratricyclea.
imitator, Culex; Silvius.
immaculatus. Anopheles; Atricho-
pogon ; Diachlorus.
intmisericors, Theo. nee Wlk.,
Toxorhynchites (see Megarhinus
regius) .
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
129
impayuiigitis, Palportivia.
impatiens, Sarcophaga ; Theobaldia
[Culiseta).
impellens, Culex.
imperfectiis, SabetJioides.
impiger, Aedes [Ochlerotatiis).
imponeiis, Tabanits.
importuniis, Tabamts.
impressum, Hyalonuna aegyptiitm.
impressus, Culicoides ; Tabanus.
impuncta, Mydaea.
impunctatus, Culicoides.
incerta, Musca.
incidens, Theobaldia {Culiseta).
incisor alls, Calliphora (see Chryso-
fnyia incisuvalis).
incisuralis, Chrysomyia.
incisurata, Fannia.
incornptifeniinibus, Forcipotnyia.
tnconspicuosa, Dasyhelea ; Eumelano-
myia (see Culex albiventris).
inconspicuosus, Culex {Aedes,
Micyaedes) ; Lasiohelea {Centro-
rhynchus) .
increpitus, Aedes.
incriminator, Culex {Melanoconion)
(see C peccator).
incrustatum, Simttliimi.
indecovabilis, Culex {Choeroporpa,
Melanoconion).
indefinitus, Anopheles rossi (see A.
vagus) ; Tabanus.
indianus, Tabanus.
indica, Lucilia {see L. argyricephala) ;
Musca {Awatia, Philaemalomyia)
(see M. cingalaisina) ; Schon-
gastia ; Theobaldia.
indicum, Simulium.
indiciis, Aedes; Chaoborus.
indiensis, Anopheles,
inducta, Lucilia.
indus, Chrysops.
inelegans, Culex.
inerni icollis, Palpomyia.
inermis, Gastrophilus ; Haemaphysa-
lis.
inexorabile, Simulium.
infantulus, Culex {Lophoceratomyia) .
inferior, Musca {Philaematomyia,
Ptilolepis).
infestans, Triatoma.
inflata. Diatom incur a.
inflextis, Dirhinus.
inflictits, Culex.
infoliatus, Culex {Carrollia).
infiilata, Cuterebra.
infusca, Pangonia.
infuscata, Lucilia (see L. caesar and
Phormia regina) ; Probezzia.
ingluviosa, Haematopota.
ingrami, Culex ; Forcipomyia ; Phle-
botomus.
(K2009)
Ingramia {Mimomyia) uniformis,
Theo., in Nyasaland, X, 62.
inguinalis, Phthirus {Phthirius) (see
P. pubis),
inimitabilis, Culex.
innominata, Haematopota.
innotatus, Tabanus {Therioplectes). *
innuitus, Aedes (see A. alpinus).
inodorus, Cimex {Acanthia).
inopina, Neopsylla.
inornata, Bouvierella ; Chrysops niag-
nifica ; Corizoneura {Diatomineura,
Pangonia) ; Gnophodeomyia (see
Culex aihenii) ; Theobaldia {Culi-
seta).
inornatipennis, Culicoides ; Forci-
pomyia.
inornatum, Aponomma.
inornatus, Aedes {Culicada) (see A.
camptorhynchus) ; Ctenophihalmus;
Eretniopodites.
inquinatus, Aedes {Finlaya).
inquisitor, Culex.
insatiabilis , Culex : Haematopota.
insecutor, Tabanus.
insidiator, Tabanus.
insidiatrix, Haematopota.
insidiosus, Triphleps.
insignis, Culex; Culicoides ; Musca
{Philaematomyia) (see M. crassi-
rostris) ; Tabanus.
insolita, Verallina.
insuetus, Tabanus.
insulae-florum,. Anopheles {Stetho-
niyia) aitkeni.
insular is, A trichopogon.
insurgens, Tabanus.
integella, Rhadinopsylla.
integrum, Amblyomma.
intermedia, Doratopsylla ; Haema-
physalis bispinosa ; Hoplopleura ;
Trombicula ; Wohlfahrtia.
intermedius. Anopheles {Arribalzagia,
Cycloleppteron) ; Ixodes ; Phlebo-
tomus.
interruptus, Chrysops {Heterochry-
sops) ; Oestrus,
intertropica, Olfersia.
intestinalis, Gastrophilus.
intrincatus, Culex {Choeroporpa).
intrudens, A edes .
invenustum, Simulium.
invidiosits, Culex decens.
ioliota, Aedes.
iota, Sarcophaga.
Iphiduhis vepallidus, the proto-
nymph stage of Laelaps stabularis
{q.v.), VIII. 221.
Iphis cubicularis, Berl., the trito-
nymph stage of Laelaps stabularis
{q.v.), VIII. 221.
130
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Iphis foenalis, the deuteronymph
stage of Laelaps stabularis {q.v.),
VIII. 221.
iracundus, Taeniorhynchus.
iyidatus, Sargus.
iridescens, Culex (Carrollia).
' irldicolor, Haemagogus.
iridipennis, Aedes (He(eronycha).
Jridomyrmex detectus. Smith, pre-
dacious on Muscids in AustraUa,
III. 185, VI. 119.
Jridomyrmex humilis, Mayr, in
houses in Jamaica, IX. 31 ;
conveying anthrax in U.S.A.,
VIII. 105.
iris, Megarhinus.
irrequieta, Sarcophaga.
irritans, Aedes {Ochlerotatiis) ; Hydro-
taea ; Leptus ; Lyperosia {Haema-
tobia) ; Pulex.
irrorata, Haematopota.
isabellimis, Ichoronyssiis [Liponys-
sus).
Ischnopsyllus comans, J. & R.,
described as new from bats in
China, IX. 61.
IscJinopsylhis emminiis, J. & R.,
described as new from bats in
Natal, IX. 61.
Ischnopsylhis grahami, Waterst.,
described as new from bats in S.
Africa, III. 134.
Ischnopsyllus hexactemis, Kolen.,
infesting bats in England, IX. 47.
Ischnopsvllus isonialiis, Waterst.,
described as new from bats in
S. Africa, III. 134.
Ischnopsyllus simplex, Roths., in-
festing bats in England, IX. 47.
isomalus, Ischnopsyllus.
Isometrus maculatus, DeG., destroy-
ing mosquitos in Sierra Leone,
IV. 163.
Isosoma (see Harmolita).
Isostomyia hifoliata (see Culex).
Isshikia, gen. n., VIII. 119.
Isshikia {Dichelacera) japonica. Big.,
in Formosa, VIII. 119.
italicn, Haematopota.
italiciis, Calliptamiis {Caloptemis).
Ixodes, IV. 34 ; on snake in S.E.
Africa, III. 222; on cattle in
Antigua, VIII. 79; on rats in
Malta, VI. 43; in Montana,
V. 80 ; measures against, on
sheep, V. 122.
Ixodes auatis, Chilton, hosts of, in
New Zealand, IV. 55, X. 114.
Ixodes angiistus, Neum., life-cycle
of, in Canada, IV. 80.
Ixodes apt eri cola, Mask., on kiwi in
New Zealand, X. 114.
Ixodes apteridis. Mask., on kiwi in
New Zealand, X. 114.
Ixodes auriiulus, Neum., hosts of,
in Canada, IV. 80 ; distribution
of, IV. 55.
Ixodes caledonicus, Nutt., hosts of,
in Britain, IV. 142.
Ixodes canisuga, Johnst., VIII. 89;
on foxes, IX. 96 ; bionomics of,
I. Ill, 112.
Ixodes columbae (see Argas).
Ixodes cookei (see /. hexagonus var.
cookei).
Ixodes corniger, Kol., in Turkey,
VI. 13.
Ixodes coxaefurcatus, Neum. (see /.
loricatus).
Ixodes daveyi, Nutt., described as
new from Uganda, I. 155.
Ixodes dentatus, Marx, var. spini^
palp is, Nutt., described as new
from Canada, IV. 55 ; hosts of,
IV. 55.
Ixodes eichhorni, Nutt., described
as new from New Guinea, I\\ 55 ;
on man, IV. 55.
Ixodes eudyptidis, Mask., on pen-
guins in New Zealand, IV. 55, X.
114.
Ixodes granulatus, Supino, hosts of,
in India, IV. 55.
Ixodes hexasonus, Leach, VIII. 89;
in Britain, III. 24, IV. 142, 194;
in Canada, IV. 80 ; in Hungary,
IX. 116; in Switzerland, VII.
125 ; in U.S.A., II. 102a ; hosts of,
II. 102a, III. 4, 24, IV. 80, 142,
194, V. 15, IX. 96, 116; trans-
mitting Piroplasma spp., V. 71;
bionomics of, I. Ill, 112.
Ixodes hexagonus var. cookei. Pack.,
hosts of, in N. America, III. 154,
IV. 80, VI. 183.
Ixodes hexagonus dardaiiicus,
Schulze, on horses in Macedonia,
VIII. 194.
Ixodes holocvclus, Xeum., in Aus-
tralia, I. 26, II. 12, III. 4, V. 24,
VII. 174. VIII. 73, IX. 140; on
man, I. 26; other hosts of, I. 26,
III. 4, V. 24, VII. 174; causing
paralysis, I. 189, IX. 140.
Ixodes intermedins, Neum., in New
Zealand, X. 114.
Ixodes japonensis, Neum., distribu-
tion of, IV. 55.
Ixodes kempi, Nutt., described as
new from India, I. 155.
Ixodes kingi, Bishopp, infestiner dogs
in U.S.A., VI. 183.
Ixodes loricatus, Xeum., in Argen-
tina, VI. 188.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
131
Ixodes marxi, Banks, in Canada, IV.
80 ; infesting squirrels and foxes,
IV. 80, IX. 96.
Ixodes naiyobieiisis, Nutt., described
as new from dog in E. Africa, IV.
55.
Ixodes nitttalli, Lahille, in Peru, IV.
55.
Ixodes oldi, Nutt., described as new
from Sierra Leone, I. 155.
Ixodes ovatiis, Neum., attacking
dogs in Japan, III. 4.
Ixodes percavatus, Neum., var.
rothschildi, Nutt. & Warb., on
puffin in Britain, IV. 142.
Ixodes pilosHS, Koch, infesting dogs
in N. Africa, III. 4 ; and paralysis
in S. Africa, II. 105, IX. 83.
Ixodes pilosus howavdi, Neura.,
infesting dogs in S. Africa, III. 4.
Ixodes pratti, Banks, hosts of, in
Canada, IV. 80, VI. 183.
Ixodes putiis, Cambr., hosts of, in
Britain, IV. 142 ; bionomics of,
I. 111.
Ixodes rasus, Neum., on dogs in the
Congo, III. 4; in Kamerun, X.
113.
Ixodes reduvins, L. (see I. vicinus).
Ixodes ricinoides, Nutt., described
as new from China, I. 155.
Ixodes {Rhipicephalus) ricinus, L.,
III. 44, VIII. 89; in Annam, I.
58; in British Isles, III. 24, IV.
142, VII. 17, VIII. 56, X. 14, 57,
148; in Canada, IV. 80, VI. 183;
in France, III. 5, X. 30; in
Germany, V. 121 ; in Holland,
VII. 130; in Hungary, IX. 20,
116; in Macedonia, VIII. 194; m
New Zealand, VI. 115, VII. 180,
X. 114 ; and rinderpest in Poland,
X. 159; in Porto Rico, X. 209;
in Russia, II. 119, X. 102; in
Switzerland, VII. 125; in U.S.A.,
II. 102, VI. 169; leishman
granules found in, I. 33; and
piroplasmosis, I. 112,205, II. 119,
III. 5, V. 33, 71, VI. 183, VII.
125, 130, VIII. 165, IX. 116, X.
14, 102 ; causing paralysis, I. 189 ;
and louping-ill of sheep, VII. 17,
147, VIII. 56; probably not
transmitting Nuttallia cqiii, VIII.
45, 194 ; not experimentally trans-
m.itting Piroplasma caballi and
P. canis, VIII. 67, 152; hosts of,
I. 58, II. 102, III. 4, 24, IV. 80,
142, VI. 115, 169, 183, VIII. 194,
IX. 20, 96, X. 30, 148, 209;
bionomics of, V. 121, VII. 17,
130 ; resistance of, to starvation,
(K2009)
III. 226; hides damaged by, X.
57; measures against, VII. 17;
Acarus marginatus a synonym of,
X. 218.
Ixodes ricinus var. gibbosus, Nutt.,
on goats in Asia Minor, IV. 55.
Ixodes scapularis, Say, infesting
dogs in U.S.A., III. 4, VI. 183.
Ixodes tasmani, Neum., hosts of, in
Australia, IV. 55.
Ixodes tenidrostris, Neum., on rats
in Britain, I. 103, HI. 9.
Ixodes texanus, Banks, hosts of, in
Canada, IV. 80.
Ixodes unicavatus, Neum., on Phala-
crocorax graculus in Britain, IV.
142.
Ixodes {Eschatocephalus) vesper-
tilionis, Koch, in Britain, IV.
142; on dogs in Hungary, IX.
116 ; bionomics of, on bats, IV.
142, V. 14.
Ixodes victoriensis, Nutt., described
as new from Phascoloniys in
Australia, IV. 55.
Ixodiphagus caucttrtei, du Buysson,
parasite of ticks, HI. 44, IV. 34.
Ixodiphagus texanus, Howard, para-
site of Haemaphysalis leporis-
pahistris, IV. 34.
ixyostactes, Neotabanus.
iyoensis, Tabaiius.
J.
jacksoni, Erephopsis (see Osca
■maculiventris).
jacobeae, Tyria.
jaculns, Mirperus.
jamaicensis, Cidicoides loughnani ;
Psorophora {Aedes, Grabhamia,
Ochlerotatus) .
jamesi, List., Anopheles (see A.
fiiliginosits).
jamesi, Theo., Anopheles {Nysso-
rhynchus) .
janthinomys, Haemagogus.
Janthinosoma, a subgenus of Psoro-
phora, q.v.
januarii, Dichelacera.
japonensis, Ixodes.
japonica, Isshikia {Dichelacera).
japonicus, Aedes.
javana, Haematopota.
javanicus, Culicoides.
jejuna, Ochromyia.
jejunus, Lipenriis.
jenningsi, Culex ; Siinuliitni.
jenseni, Culex [LopJioceratomyia).
jepsoni, Theo., Culex (see C sitiens).
132
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
jepsoni, Bahr et auct., Citlex (see
C. anniilirostris).
jesoensis. Anopheles (see A. hyv-
canus).
jeyporensis, Anopheles {Pyretopho-
rus) .
Joblotia, percentage of, in Panama
Canal Zone, VII. 127.
Joblotia digitata (see Triclioproso-
pon).
johannis; Bihio.
johannseni, Simulium.
Johannseniella, attacking man in
Africa, VI. 83; in Florida, II. 78;
blood-sucking habits of, I. 66.
Johannseniella fluviatilis, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Johannseniella fiilvithorax (see
Culicoides).
Johannsenomyia alhibasis, Malloch,
described as new from Illinois,
IV. 55.
J ohannsenomyia annidicornis, Mal-
loch, described as new from
Illinois, VI. 169.
J ohannsenomyia litoraurea (see
Sphaeromias) .
jonesi, Polyplax ; Silvius.
jonistes, Culex {Choeroporpa).
jubilator, Culex.
jucundus, Tabanus.
judicandus, Culicoides.
jugormn, Aedes [Culex, OchlerotaHis)
pidlatus.
jugraensis, Armigeres.
JHxtamansoni, T aeniorhynchus .
K.
kappa, Sarcophaga.
karwari, Anopheles [Nyssorhynchits) .
kasauliensis, Musca (see M. ven-
trosa).
hela inosoma, A trichopogon.
kelloggi, Enderleinellus.
kellyi, Sarcophaga.
kempt, Ixodes; Megarhiniis {Toxo-
rhynchites).
Kempia ochvosoma, I. & M., de-
scribed as new from Gold Coast,
X. 61; breeding-places of, X. 61.
Kempia pusilla, Kieff., described
as new from Kamerun, X. 51.
kerteszi, Leptoconops ; Tabanus
[Ochrops] .
Kerteszia, a subgenus of Anopheles
iq.v.): VII. 23.
Kerteszia boliviensis, Theo., confused
with Anopheles lutzi, VII, 25.
kewensis, Tabanus.
khazani, Aedes (F inlay a) ; Culex.
kiefferi, Goetgh., Culicoides (see C.
stigma) .
kiefferi, Patton, Culicoides.
kingi, Culex {Hepiaphlebomyia) (see
C. argenteopunctatus) ; Ixodes.
Kingia gregoryi, Ludl., in Philip-
pines, X. 229 ; Topomyia argyro-
palpis possibly a synonym of, X.
229.
Kingia macnloabdominalis (see
A edes) .
kingianus, Citlex.
kingsleyi, Tabanus.
kinneari, Haemaphysalis.
Kirkia, gen. n., II. 91 ; a synonym
of Kirkioestrus, q.v.
Kirkioestrus, n. n. for Kirkia, IV.
22 ; type of ungulate infested by,
V 50.
Kirkioestrus [Kirkia) blanchardi,
Gedoelst, described as new, II. 91 ;
infesting antelopes in Tropical
Africa, II. 91, HI. 99, 146, 198,
VII. 116 ; probably a synonym of
K. surcoufi, IV. 22.
Kirkioestrus [Kirkia) minutus,
Rodh., described as new. III. 146 ;
in Tropical Africa, III. 146, 198.
IV. 22.
Kirkioestrus [Kirkia) surcoufi,
Gedoelst, infesting antelopes in
Tropical Africa, II. 91, III. 99,
IV. 22, VII. 116, 170.
Kleidotoma, parasite of flies in
Britain, VIII. 22.
klossi, Ceratophyllus ; Megarhinus
[ Toxorhynch ites) .
knabi, Sarcophaga (see S. froggatti).
kochi, Aedes [F inlay a) ; Anopheles;
Haemaphysalis concinna.
koreicus, Aedes [Finlaya, ■ Ochlero-
tatus) .
korogwensis, Stomoxys calcitrans.
kotoshoensis, Tabanus.
kribiensis, Atrichopogon ; Ceratopo-
gon ; Culicoides.
kuchingensis, A rmigeres.
kUhniella, Ephesfia.
kurandae, Corizoneura (see Pseudo-
tabaniis qiiecnslandi).
L.
labeculosus, Aedes (see A. campto-
rhynchus).
lacessens, Haematopota.
Lachnosterna, intermediate host of
Echinorhynchus gigas, IV. 176.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
133
lacteinervis, Culicoides.
lacuuin, Armigeres.
Laelaps, on rats in Sierra Leone,
IV. 150.
Laelaps agilis, Koch, hosts of, in
Britain, IV. 142 ; on rats in
U.S.A., VI. 86.
Laelaps echidninus, Berl., IV. 150;
on rats in Britain, I. 229, III. 9,
IV. 142 ; on rats in Ceylon, V. 150 ;
on rats in Egypt, III. 47 ; on rats
in Gold Coast, X. 226 ; on rats in
Malta, VI. 190 ; on mice in Japan,
VII. 87 ; on rats in U.S.A., I. 186 ;
carrying bacillus resembling that
of plague. III. 9; spirochaete
granules in, I. 33.
Laelaps festinus, Koch, hosts of, in
Britain, IV. 142.
Laelaps hilar is, Koch, hosts of, in
Britain, IV. 142.
Laelaps multispinosus, Bks., on
musk-rat in New Jersey, III. 155.
Laelaps nuUalli, Hirst, described as
new. III. 228; on rats in Ceylon,
III. 228, V. 150.
Laelaps pachvpits, Koch, hosts of,
in Britain, "iV. 142.
Laelaps stabularis (see Etilaelaps).
Laemophloeus ferrugineus, Steph.,
on hides from India, III. 143.
laetus, Chrysops.
laeve, Aponomma.
laei.'is, Cnemidocoptes [Saycopie^).
Lagaropsylla, gen. n., IX. 61.
Lagaropsylla niera, J. & R., described
as new from bats in Java, IX. 61.
Lagaropsylla micula, J. & R.,
described as new from bats in
India, IX. 61.
Lagaropsylla pittilla, J. & R.,
described as new from bats in
India, IX. 61.
lahorensis, Ornithodorus .
lambens, Sarcophaga.
lamberti, Aedes (Stegomyia) (see A.
albopiclus) .
Iambi, Haematopota (Chrysozona).
lamellata, Hystatomyia.
Laminosioptes cysticola, Vizioli, in
U.S.A., VI. 14; infesting fowls,
VI. 14, Vn. 150.
Lamiis megista (see Triatoina).
langeroni, Culicoides.
laniger, Miicidus.
lapponicum, Simiiliiim.
lapponicus, Tabanus.
lardaria, Polietes.
lardarius, Dermestes.
lavina, Echidnophaga.
larvarum, Tachina.
larvipara, Musca.
Lasiohelea, gen. n., IX. 171; Centro-
rhynchus a synonym of, X. 209 ;
blood-sucking habits of, X. 209.
Lasiohelea {Cenirorhynchus) incon-
spicuosus, I. & M., in Gold Coast,
X. 234.
Lasiohelea [Forcipomyia] lefanui.
Carter, in Gold Coast, X. 209.
Lasiohelea [Atrichopogon) pilosipen-
nis, Kieff. (see L. velox).
Lasiohelea [Ceraiopogon) stiniulans,
de Meij., in Sumatra, X. 209;
attacking man in Sunda Islands,
II. 162.
Lasiohelea stylifer, Lutz, in S.
America, X. 209.
Lasiohelea {Atrichopogon) velox,
Winn, {pilosipennis, Kieff.), IX.
171 ; in Europe, X. 209.
lasiophthalma, Pyrellia.
lasiophthalmus, Tabanus.
Lasioptera eryngii, Vail., parasitised
by Spalangia fxiscipes, II. 24.
Lasius fuliginosus, Em., parasitised
by Spalangia spp., II. 24.
lassalli, Dyarina.
lata, Calliphova ; Haematopota ; Osca
(Erephopsis).
lateralis, Cule.v, CuUcada (see Aedes
geniculatus) ; Leptosomatoniyia.
laternaria, Verallina.
laticallosus, Tabanus.
laticinctus, Culex.
laticrus, Sarcophaga (see S. carnaria) .
latifrons, Calliphora ; Lucilia (see L.
sericata) ; Sarcophila {Sarcophaga).
latifrons, Ferg., Tabanus (see T.
neolatifrons) .
latifrons, Zett., Tabanus (see T.
cordiger) .
latimanus, Simulium.
latinode, Monornorium.
latiparafrons, Musca (see M. gibsoni).
latipennis, Culicoides.
latipes, Desmometopa ; Simulium.
latisetosa, Sarcophaga {Ravinia).
latisquama, Culex.
latiuscula, A nacampta.
lativentris, Gastrophilus.
lativittatus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) (see
A. dorsalis, Mg.).
Latrodectus mactans, F., in Brazil,
V. 28; habits of, in Peru, VI. 51,
VIII. 42; toxicity of extracts of,
VI. 112.
latum, Colpocephalum.
latus, Celaenopsis ; Tabanus ; Tricho-
dectes.
laurae, Tersesthes {Mycterotypus).
laurei, Aedes {Ochlerotatus).
laurenti, Culex.
lautissima, Pangonia.
134
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
lautus, Tabanus.
lavaterae, Oxycarenus.
laverani, Ceratophyllus ; Leiognathus ;
Tabanus.
laxifrons, Pyrellia.
lazarensis, Aedes (see A. communis),
leachi, Haemaphysalis .
lectularius, Cimex {Acanthi a),
lefanui, Lasiohelea [Forcipomyia).
legevi, Phlebotomiis (see P. pernicio-
sus).
leguminosa, Aphis,
leicesteri, Aedes.
Leicesteria, a subgenus of Armigeres,
q.v.
Leiognathus, on man, I. 229.
Leiognathus albatus, Bed., on Pity-
mys savii in Italy, VIII. 201.
Leiognathus arcuatus, Koch, possibly
transmitting Trypanosoma vesper-
tilionis, II. 173.'
Leiognathus bacoti, Hirst, distribu-
tion of. III. 47 ; on rats in Egypt,
I. 229.
Leiognathus laverani, Berl., and try-
panosomes of bats in Italy, X. 52.
Leiognathus morsitans. Hirst (see
Liponyssus bursa).
leleani, Tabanus.
Lemmamyia (Limatus) pseudo-
rnethysticns, B.-W. &B., described
as new from Dutch Guiana, VIII.
59; breeding-places of, VIII. 59.
lenis, MesopsyUa.
leonis, Sarcoptes scabiei.
leontiniae, Limatus.
Lepidohelea, notice of key to, X. 52.
Lepidohelea n iloiica , Kieff., described
as new from Sudan, X. 51.
Lepidohelea ornatipes, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Kamerun,
X. 51.
lepidonotus, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
lepidopus, Ceratopogon.
Lepidoselaga crassipes, F., attacking
man in British Guiana, V. 4.
Lepidoselaga lepidota, Wied., habits
of, in Brazil, VIII. 25 ; in Jamaica,
II. 20, V. 131.
Lepidoselaga paradoxa, Lutz, bio-
nomics of, in Brazil, VI. 90.
lepidota, Lepidoselaga.
Lepidotomyia lineata, Tayl., de-
scribed as new, II. 135 ; a synonym
of Aedes funereus ornatus, q.v.
lepidum, Amblyomma.
Lepisma, Clerada apicicornis be-
lieved to attack, in Hawaii, V.
138.
Lepisma saccharina, L., in Ken-
tucky, VI. 210 ; measures against,
VI. 140.
leporispalustris, Haemaphysalis.
leprae, Chlorops ; Musca.
leptina, Ptilopsylla.
Leptinillus aplodontinae, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Aplodontia
in N. America, VI. 157.
Leptinillus validus, Horn, on beavers
in Alaska, VI. 157.
Leptinotarsa decemlineata. Say, ex-
periments with benzene deriva-
tives and, V. 132.
Leptinus testaceits, Miill., in Holland,
X. 164 ; infesting nests of bees
and small mammals, VI. 157, X.
164.
Leptocera, in Montana, III. 62.
Leptocera ferruginata (see Limosina).
Leptocera sylvatica (see Limosina).
Leptocimex {Cimex) boueti, Brumpt,
in French W. Africa, I. 185, IV.
21, VI. 159; attacking man, VI.
159 ; experimentally infected with
Trypanosoyna cnizi, II. 87; bio-
nomics of, I. 185,
Leptoconops, blood-sucking habits
of, X. 209 ; revision of, IX. 132,
194; kev to genera allied to, IX.
171.
Leptoconops albiventris (see Stylo-
conops) .
Leptoconops grandis. Carter, de-
scribed as new from W. Australia,
IX. 132.
Leptoconops kerteszi, Kieff., possibly
associated with pellagra in Egypt,
VI. 239; in Palestine, IX. 194.
Leptoconops kerteszi var. ameri-
canus, Carter, described as new
from Utah, IX. 132.
Leptoconops longicornis, Carter, de-
scribed as new from W. Australia,
IX. 132.
Leptoconops {Tersesthes) mesopo-
tamiensis, Patton, described as
new from Mesopotamia, IX. 145;
bionomics of, IX. 145.
Leptoconops rhodesiensis, Carter,
described as new from Rhodesia,
IX. 132.
Leptoconops siamensis. Carter, de-
scribed as new from Siam, IX.
132.
Leptoconops spinosipes, Kieff., de-
scribed as new, VII. 154; a
synonym of Styloconops albi-
ventris, q.v.
Leptocoris trivittatiis, Say, Crithidia
leptocoridis infesting, V. 18, IX. 48.
Leptopsylla adelpha, Roths., on
Mus in Arizona, IV. 33.
Leptopsylla {Ctenopsylla) musculi,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
135
Duges, in N. Africa, I. 43; in
S. Africa, III. 134; in Australia,
III. 206, IV. 181, V. 41, VII. 81,
187, X. 144; in British Isles, I.
103, II. 63, 131, IV. 166, IX. 47,
202; in Egypt, III. 44; in India,
IX. 211; in Malta, VI. 43, 190;
in U.S.A., I. 186; and plague in
man, IV. 4, VIII. 3 ; Herpetomonas
ctenopsyllae found in. III. 144,
VII. 145, 160; transmitting
flagellates to mice, X. 186 ; bio-
nomics of, II. 63, 131.
Leptopsylla spectabilis, Roths., on
stoats in England, IX. 47.
Leptosomatomyia lateralis, Theo.,
description of, X. 154.
Leptotrombidium, Trombicula adop-
ted for, X. 107.
Leptotrombidium akamushi (see
Trombidium).
Leptus akamushi (see Trombidium).
Leptus americaniis, Hirst, bionomics
and control of, in U.S.A., X. 116 ;
mite erroneously recorded as, in
U.S.A., VI. 147; attacking man,
I. 197; systematic position of,
X. 116.
Leptus {MicrotJirombidium) autum-
nalis, Shaw, in Britain, IV. 68 ;
in Egypt, III. 44; in Formosa,
VII. 182; in France, X. 119;
attacking goats in Switzerland,
V. 32; attacking man, III. 44,
IV. 68, X. 119; Microthrom-
bidiiim pusillum recorded as, VI.
146; Trombidium akamushi
closely related to, VI. 188;
believed to be the larva of a
species of Trombicula, VII. 87,
VIII. 37.
Leptus irritans, Riley, attacking
man in U.S.A., I. 197; bionomics
and control of, in U.S.A., X. 116 ;
mite erroneously recorded as, in
U.S.A., VI. 147; svstematic posi-
tion of, X. 116.
Leptus {Trombicula) similis. Hirst,
described as new from fowls in
U.S.A., IX. 51.
Leria serrata (see Blepharoptera).
lesnei, Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
Lesticocampa, percentage of, in
Panama Canal Zone, VII. 127.
Lesticocampa espini. Martini, de-
scribed as new, II. 130; referred
to Goeldia, q.v.
Lesticocampa moralesi, D. & K.,
described as new from Guatemala,
VII. 105.
Lesticocampa rapax, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Lesticocampa trichopis, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, VII.
105.
leucarthros, Necremnus.
leucaspis, Tabanus.
leucochaetus , Ceratopogon.
leucomelas, Dichelacera ; Haemago-
gits.
Leucomyia, in Australia, II. 93.
Leucomyia albitarsis, Tayl., de-
scribed as new, II. 135; referred
to Aedes, q.v.
Leucomyia annulata, Tayl., Culex
basicinctus , n.n., proposed for,
IX. 134; a synonym of Culex
vicinus, q.v.
Leucomyia annulirosiris , Tayl. (see
Culex squamosus).
Leucomyia australiensis (see Aedes).
Leucomyia gelidus (see Culex) .
Leucomyia scapitlaris (see Aedes).
Leucomyia vicina, Tayl., described
as new, V. 67 ; referred to Culex,
q.v.
leuconotips, Aedes.
leucopogon, Erephopsis.
leucoptera, A nisocheleomyia .
leucopus, Anopheles (see A. fiili-
ginosus).
Leucorhinia (Libellula) pectoralis,
Charp., III. 184.
leucosphyrus. Anopheles [Myzomyia,
Neomyzomyia) .
leucospilus, Chrysops.
leucosticta, Brachythemis {Cacer-
gates) .
leucostictus, Culicoides (see C. gutti-
fer).
leucostigma, Hemerocampa:
leucostoma, Ophyra.
leucostomus, Tabanus.
lewinae, Trilocha [Ocinara).
lewisi. Anopheles (see A. maculi-
pennis).
Libellula, predacious on Glossina
palpalis in Belgian Congo, III.
199 ; predacious on Haematopota
in Russia, III. 196.
Libellula pectoralis (see Leucorhinia).
Libellula quadrimaculata, L., pre-
dacious on mosquitos in Russia,
III. 183.
liberiensis, Haemogamasus.
lifuensis, Tabanus.
limaceum, Eurenetes.
Limatus, respiration of, II. 107.
Limatus durhami, Theo., in Grenada,
V. 53; in British Guiana, X. 33;
in Trinidad, IV. 69, V. 60; in
Venezuela, X. 183 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 69, V. 53.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Liniaius leontinae, Brethes, in Ar-
gentina, IX. 207.
Limatiis pseudovnethysticus (see Lem-
■inamyia) .
limbatinervis, Tahamis (see T. altev-
natus) .
limhatum, Simulium.
limbatus, Trichodectes.
limbithorax, Osca.
Limneriuni validum. Cress., parasite
of Hyphanti'ia textor in America,
IX. 45.
limnophila, Stilobezzia.
limnophilus, Paederus.
Lirnnophova semiargentata, Villen.,
described as new from Ruwenzori,
IV. 125.
Limnophora septeynnotata, Zett., hi-
bernating in houses in Britain,
III. 89, IV. 87, 102, 121, VII. 71.
Limosina, breeding-places of, in
U.S.A., VI. 116.
Limosma (Leptocera) fevriiginaia,
Stenh., trapped with ammonium
carbonate, V. 45.
Limosina fulvipes, Mg., breeding
in cess-pools in France, X. 30.
Limosina m,inutissima, Zett., breed-
ing in cess-pools in France, X. 30.
Limosina (Leptocera) sylvatica, Mg.,
breeding in manure in British
Isles, VTI. 191; in U.S.A., IV.
107.
limosus, Rhodniiis.
Limothrips cerealium, Hal., found
on the skin of horses, VIII. 5.
lindesayi, Anopheles.
lindfieldi, Trichodectes.
linealis, Aedes {Pseudohowardina)
(see A . lineatopennis) ; Taenio-
rhynchus {Culex, CiiUcelsa).
lineata, Goeldia ; Helomyza ; Lepi-
dotomyia (see Aedes funereus var.
ornatus) ; Musca {Philaematom-
via, Pristirhynchomyia) ; Pseudo-
howardina (see Culex pulchri-
thorax) .
lineatithorax, Corizoneura {Diato-
inineura) .
lineatopennis, Aedes {Banksinella).
lineatum, Hypoderma ; Simuliiun
(see 5. ntacHlaiiim).
lineatus, Culicoides ; Tabanus.
lineola, Tabanus.
lineolata, Cremastogaster.
lineolatus, Calocoris.
Linognathoides faurei, Bedford, de-
scribed as new from Geosciunis
capensis in S. Africa, VIII. 204.
Linognathus angulatus, Big., on
Cephalophus natalensis in S.
Africa, IV. 120.
Linognathus coassus, Fahr., de-
scribed as new from Coassus, IX.
19.
Linognathus fahrenholzi, Paine, on
Cervicapra falvorufula in S. Africa,
IV. 121.
Linognathus gilvus, Fahr., described
as new from Cephalophus, IX. 19.
Linognathus [Haeniatopinus) ovilliis,
Neum., on sheep in Australia
and New Zealand, I. 165, IV. Ill ;
in U.S.A., IX. 110.
Linognathus pedalis, Osb., in Ar-
gentina, VIII. 200; in New
Zealand, IV. Ill, VII. 179; in
U.S.A., IX. no, X. 199; on
sheep, IX. 110 ; bionomics and
control of, VIII. 200.
Linognathus piliferus (see Haeniato-
pinus).
Linognathus setosus, Olf., on white
fox in Alaska, VII. 195; derris
used against, in U.S.A., X. 122.
Linognathus {Haeniatopinus) sten-
opsis, Burm., in England, X. 183 ;
measures against, in California,
X. 170 ; on goats in Mozambique,
III. 96 ; intercepted in quaran-
tine in New Zealand, X. 183 ;
in Philippines, VII. 193; new
Rickettsia in, IX. 148.
Linognathus {Haeniatopinus) vituli,
L., in Australia, I. 165, HI. 17 ;
in Mozambique, III. 96: in
U.S.A., V. 168, VI. 89, 153, Vlll.
9, X. 122; on cattle, I. 165,
III. 17, 96, V. 168; measures
against, VI. 89, 153, X. 122;
Solenopotes capillatus not a sy-
nonym of, IX. 203.
Lipeurus anseris, Gurlt., on geese,
IV. 13.
Lipeurus baculus, Nitzsch, in U.S.A.,
IV. 13, VI. 14, X. 227; on
pigeons, IV. 13, VI. 14. X. 227;
Rickettsia found in, X. 229;
measures against, X. 227.
Lipeurus caponis, L. {variabilis,
Nitzsch), in Australia, VIII. 164;
in Canada, III. 186; in Russia,
X. 180; in U.S.A., VI. 14, 142;
on fowls, III. 186, IV. 13, VI. 14,
142, VIII. 164, X. 180.
Lipeurus heterographus, Nitzsch, in
Belgian Congo, IX. 164; in
U.S.A., VI. 14, 142; on fowls,
IV. 13, VI. 14, 142, VIII. 13,
127, 164, IX. 164; measures
against, VIII. 13, 127.
Lipeurus jejunns, Nitzsch, on geese,
IV. 13.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
137
Lipeiiriis polvtrapezius, Nitzsch, on
turkeys, IV. 13.
Lipeurus squalidiis, Nitzsch, on
geese and ducks, II. 44, IV. 13.
Lipeurus temporalis, Nitzsch, pecu-
liar to ducks in U.S.A., VI. 14.
Lipeurus variabilis, Nitzsch (see L.
caponis).
Liponyssoides, on rats, I. 229.
Liponyssus, on rats, I. 229; notice
of key to, X. 96.
Liponyssus aetkiopicus. Hirst, de-
scribed as new from elephant
shrew in Nyasaland, X. 96.
Liponyssus arabicus, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from lizards in
Arabia, IX. 196.
Liponyssus berlesei. Hirst, described
as new, IX. 196; L. conjucianus
n.n. proposed for, X. 96.
Liponyssus bennudaensis, Ewing,
described as new from a wood rat
in Bermuda, IX. 51.
Liponysstcs bursa, Berl., distribution
of, "hi. 140 ; in Australia, IV.
159; in U.S.A., VIII. 75; pro-
bably transmitting spirochaetosis
to fowls, III. 140; measures
against, on fowls, IV. 159, VIII.
75 ; described as Leiognathus
morsitans, sp. n., III. 140.
Liponyssus chiropteralis, Hirst, n.n.,
hosts and distribution of, X. 96.
Liponyssus confucianus. Hirst, new
name for L. berlesei. Hirst, X.
96 ; infesting Myospalax scamiis
in N. China, IX. 196.
Liponyssus crosbyi, Ewing & Stover,
described as new from Vesper
suhulatus. III. 128.
Liponyssus isabellinus (see Ichoro-
nyssus) .
Liponyssus lobatus, Kol., causing
pruritus in man, II. 200.
Liponyssus niadagascariensis, Hirst,
described as new from lemur in
Madagascar, X. 96.
Liponyssus nyassae. Hirst, described
as new from elephant shrew in
Nyasaland, X. 96.
Liponyssus sauraruni, Oudms.,
transmitting blood parasites in
lizards in Spain, VIII. 208, IX.
45.
Liponyssus sciurinus, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from squirrels
in France, X. 96.
Liponyssus setiger, Ewing, described
as new from shrew in Wisconsin,
IX. 51.
Liponyssus spiniger, Ewing, de-
scribed as new from musk rat,
III. 128.
Liponyssus sternalis, Ewing & Sto-
ver, described as new from bats
in Salonika, X. 96.
Liponyssus sylviarum, C. & F.,
measures against, on sparrows
and poultry in U.S.A., VIII.
166, IX. 50, 109.
Lipoptena, on man and deer in
Brazil, II. 53; pupiparous habits
of, VII. 174.
Lipoptena caprina, Aust., described
as new, IX. 194 ; in India, X. 143;
on goats in Palestine, IX. 194,
X. 143.
Lipoptena cervi, L., infesting red
deer in Germany, VII. 59.
Lipoptena traguli, Ferris & Cole,
described as new from Tragulus
in Far East, X. 175.
Lispa, predacious on mosquito lar-
vae, IX. 42, X. 57.
Lispa armipes. Beck., predacious
on mosquitos in W. Africa, X.
226.
Lispa sinensis, Schiner, predacious
on mosquitos in China, X. 226.
listoni. Anopheles (Myzomyia).
Listrophorus argentinus. Hirst, de-
scribed as new from rodents in
Argentina, IX. 196.
Listrophorus frontalis, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from rodents in
Argentina, IX. 196.
Listrophorus gibbus, Pasquest, on
rabbits in U.S.A., IV. 96.
Listropsylla agrippinae, Roths., on
Mus rattus in S. Africa, III. 134.
litoralis, Paederus.
litoraurea, Monohelea; Sphaeromias
[J ohannsenomyia) .
littoralis, Silpha.
lituratuni, Trinoton.
lituripennis, Cletoniorpha {Cletus).
liventipes, Tabanus.
lividicolor, Lynchia.
lloydi. Villa,
lobatus, Liponyssus.
locuples, Amphipsylla contigua ;
Sabethes.
locustart'.m, Trombidium (see Eu-
thrombidium trigonum).
Loemopsylla cheopis (see Xeno-
psylla).
loewi, Chrysops.
loewianus, Ochrops.
Lonchaea nigrimana, Mg., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Lonchaea vaginalis. Fall., in Britain,
IV. 144, VII. 191.
londiniensis, Ceratophylliis.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
longiareolaia, Theobaldia [AUotheo-
baldia).
longicephalum, Menopon.
longiceps, Pedicinus.
longicornis, Chrysops ; Leptoconops ;
Passeromyia ; Prenolepis ; Spani-
opsis.
longior, Demodex ; Tyroglvphns.
longipalpis, Arniigeres {Leicesteria) ;
Glossina : Goeldia {Hyloconops) ;
Lyperosia (see L. miniita) ; Phle-
botomus.
longipennis, Glossina.
longipes, Bibio ; Sabethes.
longirostre, A mbly omnia (Hya-
lomma) .
longirostris, Aedes [Skusea) ; Cori-
zoneura {Pangonia) ; Phonioniyia.
longiserra, Gymnohelea [Atrichopo-
gon).
longispiniis, Megarthroglossits.
longisquamosus, Aedes [Grabhamia,
Ochlerotatus) (see A. caspiits).
Lophoceraiomyia, new species of,
in Australia, IV. 183, VJ. 74,
227, VII. 176; a subgenus of
Culex iq.v.), V. 53.
Lophoscelomyia asiatica (see Ano-
pheles) .
loricatus, Eugamasiis ; Ixodes.
loughnani, Culicoides.
lowi, Uranotaenia.
loxodontis, Cobboldia.
lucidulns, Tabanits.
luciensis, Aedes (Stegomyia) (see
A. argenteus liicisnsis).
Lucilia, I. 36, IV. 51, VI. 112,
VII. 40 ; C ystotrypanosoma in-
testinale in, in W. Africa, X. 99 ;
synonymy of N. American species
of, V."41; in Australia, IX. 155,
X. 1, 2, 168 ; in Egypt, IV. 142,
VI. 100, 239; in India, VI. 63;
in Korea, X. 206; infesting
man, III. 43, X. 168; ingesting
cysts of Entamoeba histolytica,
V. 117 ; possible relation of, to
protozoa in plants, X. 145 ;
infesting rodents, VIII. 24 ; bio-
nomics of, II. 89, VI. 63; hi-
bernation of, X. 135, 206; para-
sites of, V. 158, VI. 158, X. 1, 2;
measures against, IV. 142, VI.
100, IX. 191 ; characters dis-
tinguishing Cryptoliicilia from,
X. 181.
Lucilia angustifrons (see L. caesar).
Lucilia argvricephala, Macq., in
Tropical Africa, III. 98, V. 35;
in India, IX. 208, X. 17, 73;
causing myiasis. III. 98, IV.
21, V. 35, IX. 53, X. 17, 73;
Herpetomonas spp. in, IX. 208;
synonymy of, X. 154.
Lucilia australis, Town, (see L.
caesar).
Lucilia ballavdi, Patton, described
as new from S. India, X. 74;
bionomics of, X. 74 ; probably a
synonym of L. metilia, X. 154.
Lticilia barberi, Town, (see L.
sericata).
Lucilia caesar, L., in Australia,
III. 14; in British Isles, III.
175, IV. 143, 167, 169, VIII.
22, 218, X. 87; in Canada, III.
155; in France, II. 134, X. 176;
in GallipoU, IV. 92, VI. 26; in
Germany, IX. 142 ; in Korea,
VII. 142, X. 206; in Manchuria,
X. 45; in Poland, VIII. 119;
in Russia, I. 150; in Salonika,
IV. 179; in Sicily, III. 152; m
U.S.A., III. 62, 159, 161, IV. 2,
5, V. 92, 125, 128, 145, VI. 103,
116, 169, VII. 10, VIII. 204, IX.
71, 173, 194, X. 26, 110 ; trans-
mitting anthrax, X. 26 ; and
dissemination of disease, I. 117,
II. 19, 111, IV. 46, IX. 71, 173;
larvae of, associated with limber-
neck in poultry, VIII. 204, X.
110; causing myiasis in man,
III. 32, 152, 159, 161, VI. 194;
infesting birds, IX. 142 ; infesting
meat factories, V. 92 ; infesting
sheep, III. 14; in dead bodies^
IX. 121; bionomics of. III. 161,
IV. 143, V. 128, VII. 10, X. 206 ;
stimuli to oviposition of, IX. 139 ;
dispersion of, by flight, IX. 194;
sense reactions of, VII. 56;
natural enemies of, I. 150, IV.
2, VIII. 22, 218; measures
against, IV. 5, 167, 169, V. 92,
VI. 116, X. 87, 176; posterior
stigmata of larva of, II. 131 ;
synonymy of, V. 41.
Lucilia craggi, Patton, described
as new, X. 73 ; a synonym of
L. inducta [q.v.), X. 154.
Lucilia dispar, Dufour (see Phormia
cosrulea, R.-D.).
Lucilia dux, Esch. (see Chrysoniyia
megacephala) .
Lticilia flaviceps, Macq. (see Chry-
soniyia megacephala).
Lucilia giraulti. Town, (see L.
sericata) .
Lucilia hominivorax, Coq. (see Coch-
liomyia macellaria) .
Lucilia indica, R.-D. (see L. argy-
ricephala) .
Lucilia inducta, Wlk. (craggi, Pat-
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
139
ton), in India, IX. 208, X. 73;
Herpetomonas spp. in, IX. 208;
bionomics of, X. 73 ; described
as L. cyaggi, sp. n., X. 73;
synonymy of, X. 154.
Lticilia infiiscata, Town., referred
to L. caesar and Phormia regina,
V. 41.
Lucilia latifrons, Schin. (see L.
sericata) .
Lucilia macellaria (see Cochliomyia) .
Lucilia met Hi a, Wlk., L. ballardi
probably a synonym of, X. 154.
Lucilia morilli, Town, (see Pseudo-
pyrellia cornicina).
Lucilia nigripalpis, Town, (see L.
sylvarimi) .
Lucilia nobilis, Mg. (see L. sericata).
Lucilia oculata. Town, (female)
(see L. pilata) ; (male) (see L.
caesar).
Lucilia phellia, W\k. (see L. pul-
chra).
Lucilia pilaii. Hough, synonymy
of, V. 41.
Lucilia pulchra. Wied., bionomics
of, in India, X. 74; synonymy of,
X. 154.
Lucilia purpurea, Town, (see L.
caesar) .
Lucilia ruficornis, Macq. (see L.
pulchra).
Lucilia serenissima, F. (see L.
argyricephala) .
Lucilia sericata, Mg. {latifrons,
Schin., nobilis, Mg.), in Australia,
I. 225, II. 85, III. 14, 16, IV.
183, V. 6, 166, VII. 100, 124,
VIII. 73, IX. 155; in Austria,
VI. 81 ; in Belgian Congo, V.
139; in British Isles, IV. 143,
VIII. 218, X. 57; in Hawaii,
VI. 164; in India, IX. 180, X.
154; in Mesopotamia, IX. 15;
in New Zealand, VII. 107, IX.
168, X. 165, 183, 204 ; in Russia,
I. 151; in Somahland, III. 136;
in U.S.A., II. 16, III. 27, 61, 62,
161, IV. 1, 5, V. 92, 125, 145,
VI. 116, VII. 10, VIII. 30, IX.
110, 194, X. 26, 162, 170;
transmitting anthrax, X. 26;
causing myiasis in man. III.
32, 152, 159, IV. 88, V. 139, IX.
180; infesting cattle. III. 47;
infesting sheep and goats, I. 225;
II. 85, III. 14, 16, V. 6, 166, VII.
100, 124, IX 110, 155, 168, X.
170, 183, 199, 204; hides da-
maged by, X. 57; bionomics of,
III. 161, IV. 1, 143, VII. 10,
IX. 155 ; infesting meat factories,
V. 92, VI. 81; dispersion of, by
flight, IX. 194; parasites of,
VII. 100, VIII. 218; baits and
traps for, II. 10, IV. 5, V. 7, 45,
VI. 116, VTII. 30 ; other measures
against. III. 27, IV. 71, V. 92;
experiments with benzene deriva-
tives and, V. 132 ; anatomy of
larva of, IX. 64 ; on battlefields,
IV. 18 ; synonymy of, V. 41.
Lucilia sylvarum, Mg., bionomics
of, in U.S.A., V. 125, 128;
synonymy of, V. 41.
Lucilia tasmaniensis, Macq., prob-
ably infesting sheep in New
Hebrides, III. 185 ; distribution
of. III. 15.
Lucilia temperata, Wlk. (see L.
argyricephala).
Lucilia unicolor, Town, (see L.
caesar) .
Lucilia viridiceps, Macq., Pseud-
orthellia, gen. n., proposed for, IV.
159.
lucorum , Mg . , A trichopogon .
lucoriim, Winn., Atrichopogon (see
A . winnertzi) .
lucorum, Mydaea.
litdium, Trinofon.
ludlowi, Anopheles {Myzomyia) ; Cu-
lex (see Aedes vigilax).
lugens, Chrysops ; Culicoides.
lugubris, Rhopalopsyllus ; Tabaniis.
lukisi, Anopheles (see A. algeriensis).
lunata, Bembex.
lunatus, Tabanus ; Trichoprosopon.
lunulatus, Rhipicephalus (see R.
tricuspis).
lupatus, Ceraiophyllus.
luridum, Trinoion.
luridus, Tabanus.
lusavium, Ceraiophyllus (see C. gall-
inae) .
htsitanicus, Phlebotomus (see P.
perniciosus) .
lusoria, Mtisca (see M. convexifrons).
luteitarsus, Clinohelea.
luteocephalus, Aedes (Siegomyia).
luteola, Auchmeromyia.
luteolateralis, Aedes [Banksinella)
(see A . lineatopennis) .
luteoscutellata, Dasyhelea.
luteoventralis, Dendromyia.
lutescens, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) ;
Paratricyclea.
lutzi, Cruz, Anopheles {Myzorhyn-
chella).
lutzi. Flu, Anopheles,
lutzi, Theo., Anopheles (Myzomyia)
(see A. cruzi).
lutzi, Theo., Anopheles {Manguin-
hosia) (see A. peryassui).
140
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
iutzi, Psorophora {Janthinosoma) ;
Simuliitm (see 5. amazonicum).
Lutzia, Fran9a & Parrot, a new
subgenus of Phleboionius {(/.v.), X.
50.
Luizia, Theo., notice of key to
Oriental species of, X. 197 ;
distinct from Ciilex, X. 153.
Lutzia alios! ig ma, H., D. & K., in
Panama Canal Zone, VII. 127,
IX. 108 ; predacious on larva
of Culex usqiiatits in Surinam,
VII. 22.
Lutzia Juscana, Wied. {Culex con-
color, Theo., ? R.-D., tigripes,
auct.) in Ceylon, II. 70; in
Hong Kong, III. 141; in India,
I. 79, 143, 144, VI. 64, 196, IX.
124; in Malay States, II. 202;
predacious larva of, VI. 64,
IX. 124; anatomy of, X. 231;
previously recorded as Culex con-
color (unicolor in error), X. 197.
Lutzia halifaxi, Theo. [Culex tigripes
and concolor, auct.), in Australia,
III. 37, 207, IV. 11, 60, 182, VII.
175 ; in Sumatra, l\ . 23.
Lutzia raptor, Edw., described as
new from N. India, X. 197.
Lutzia {Culex) tigripes, Grp., in E.
Africa, VIII. 164, X. 223; in S.
Africa, IV. 120, IX. 128; in
W. Africa, II. 135, IV. 45. 66,
81, 112, 150. V. 3, 39, 45, VI.
225, VIII. 11; in Madagascar,
IX. 68; value of, against Ano-
plieles costalis in Mauritius, X.
106, 225; in Nyasaland, IX.
42, X. 62 ; larvae of, predacious
on other mosquito larvae, IV.
120, V. 68, VI. 39, IX. 42;
breeding-places of, VIII. 11, X.
223 ; correct genus for, X. 153.
(For Oriental records see L.
fuscana, and for Australian ones
see L. halifaxi.)
Lutzia {Culex) tigripes var. fusca,
Theo., in W. Africa, III." 121,
V. 3, 45, 47, VI. 39, X. 226.
Lutzia vovax, Edw., described as
new from Oriental Region, X.
18 ; larva of, predacious on
Culex fatigans, X. 18.
Lvcosa raptoria, Walck, in Brazil,
V. 28.
Lydus, use of, in medicine, X. 60.
Lygaeus, on Euphorbia in Italv,
IX. 106.
Lygaeus pratensis, L., spirochaetes
in, IX. 120.
Lygocerus, parasite of llies in Britain,
"VIII. 22.
lynchi, Aedes {Culex); Chrysops ;
Psorophora.
Lynchia, on pigeons in India, II.
186, X. 232 ; conveying Haenio-
proteus, II. 186.
Lynchia capcnsis. Big., infecting
pigeons with Haemoproteus colum-
bae, IV. 189.
Lynchia lividicolor. Big., on pigeons
'in Brazil, IV. 137.
Lynchia maura. Big., in Belgian
Congo, IX. 164; in N. Africa,
1. 200; in the Gambia, III. 1;
in British Guiana, V. 5 ; in
India, III. 211; in Xvasaland,
IV. 175; in Palestine, IX. 194;
in Zanzibar, III. 48; wide dis-
tribution of, on pigeons, IV. 107 ;
transmitting Haemoproteus colum-
bae, IX. 164; polvpneustic lobes
of larva of, VI. 185.
Lyperosia, in E. Africa, II. 151,
152; in W. .Africa, II. 48, IV.
2, V. 13, VI. 161, IX. 101; in
Hawaii, IX. 182 ; in India,
VIII. 50, IX. 79; in Philippines,
I. 14, 212; in Rhodesia, V.
166; in Sumatra, VIII. 71;
conveving anthr^-x in U.S.A.
VIII. 105; transmitting //afeyo-
nema, IX. 101; conveying horse-
sickness, VI. 161; not mechani-
cally transmitting surra, I. 212;
probably mechanically transmit-
ting trvpanosomiasis, II. 48, 151,
IV. 2, V. 13, 166, VI. 119, IX.
101; lice transported by, I. 14;
Bembex lunata predacious on, IX.
79; repellents for, V. 187,
VI. 186, VII. 21.
Lyperosia exigua, de Meij., in
"Australia, VI. 118, VII. 46, VIII.
188, X. 15; in India, X. 143;
in Mesopotamia, IX. 15 ; in
Philippines, VII. 194; possibly
transmitting Habroiiona, VIII.
188, X. 15 ; probably not a
carrier of Onchocerca gibsoni, VI.
27; bionomics of, " VI. 118;
measures against, VII. 46.
Lyperosia {Haematobia) irritans, L.,
in Canada, II. 196, HI. 155; in
Germany, IX. 44; introduction
of enemies of, into Hawaii, V.
137, VIII. 172. X. 83. 114; in
India, V. 83 ; in Mexico, X. 69 ;
in Palestine, IX. 194; in Russia,
I. 147; in U.S.A., V. 73, VI.
169, 181. VIII. 186, X. 162, 163;
in West Indies, V. 75, 131, VII.
186, VIII. 201, IX. 198; experi-
mentally conveying anthrax, VI.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
141
181; not transmitting poliomy-
elitis, II. 202; possibly transmit-
ting Trypanosoma americanum,
X. 163 ; dispersal of, by man, IV.
96; attacking horses, VI. 169; '
peculiar to horned cattle, I. 147; \
bionomics of, IX. 29, 44; pro-
tection of cattle from, V. 73, 83; \
parasitised bv Spalangia, II. j
22, 24, 141, V. 137; measures |
against, VII. 168. 186, VIII. 172,
201, IX. 89, 198; effect of
meteorological conditions on,
VIII. 186; posterior stigmata of
larva of, II. 131.
Lyperosia longipalpis, Roub. (see
L. minnia).
Lyperosia lyiimtta, Bezzi [longipalpis,
Roub.), in Belgian Congo, IV.
68 ; in Canary Islands, X. 31 ;
in India, VI. 64 ; in Mesopotamia,
IX. 15 ; in Palestine, II. 100 ;
attacking domestic animals in
Senegal, X. 175 ; mouth-parts
of, I. 229.
Lyperosia pallidipes, Roub., in Bel-
gian Congo, V. 35.
Lyperosia punctigera, Aust., in Bel-
gian Congo, IV. 68.
Lyperosia thirouxi, Roub., Crithidia
in, in Senegal, X. 175.
Lyrosoma opaca, Mann, in nests
"of birds, VI. 157.
Lytta, use of, in medicine, X. 60.
Lytta [Cantharis) vcsicatoria, L., X.
173 ; cantharidin obtairfed from,
X. 128.
M.
niacaci, Pneumoiitber.
macdonaldi, Oestrus,
macdougalli, Aedes [Finlaya).
niacedoniensis, Anopheles snperpic-
tus (see A. siiperpicius).
macellaria, Cochlioniyia [Chrysoni-
yia, Compsomyia, Liicilia).
inacer, Tabanus.
macfarlanei, Aedes {Ochlerofaius) ;
Tabanus; Uranotaenia.
Macleaya tremula (see Aedes).
iiiacleayi, Olfersia (Ortholfersia).
tnacquarti, Azelaria.
niacrocephala, Clinocoris (see Cimex
hemiptera).
niacrocephahis, Haematopimis (see
H. asini).
macroceratus, Tabanus (see Pseuda-
canthocera sylverii).
Macrocheles mitscae, Ewing, de-
scribed as new from U.S.A., II.
6 ; parasitising Mnsca domestica,
II. 6.
Macrodactylus subspinosus, F...
poisonous effect of, on fowls,
IV. 26, VIII. 204.
macrophtli ahniis , Ceratophvllns.
niacropi, Tracheomyia [Oestrus).
Macropocopris, gen. n., on wallabies
in Queensland, VIII. 215.
Macropocopris prehensilis, Arrow,
described as new from Queens-
land, VIII. 215.
Macropocopris symbioticus, Arrow,
described as new from Queens-
land, VIII. 215.
macrotis, Cephenomyia.
mactans, Haematopota ; Lalrodectus.
maculata, Cephalomyia (see Cephal-
opsis titillator) ; Cunimingsia ;
Graphomyia; Hippobosca; Pseu-
dograbhamia (see Aedes pipcr-
sala(us) ; Pseudolfersia ; Tria-
toma.
macula tiss imus , Tabanus .
maculatum, Amblyomma; Simu-
liutn [Melusina).
maculatus, Aedes [Ochlerofaius):
Anopheles [Nyssorhynchus) ; Iso-
nietrus ; Rhipicephalus.
maculicornis, Tabanus.
maculipalpis, A nopheles.
maculipennis. Anopheles ; Pele-
corhynchus : T aeniorhynchus ; Thy-
sanognathus [Prionognathus) ;
Trialoma dimidiata.
niaculipcs, Anopheles [Arribalzagia,
Cycloleppteron) ; T aeniorhynchus
tenax (see Culex quasigelidus).
maculisquama, Pyrellia.
maculilhorax, Culicoides ; Thysanog-
nathus (Prionognathus).
macttliventris, Culex (see Aedes dor-
salis) ; Osca,
maculoabdorninalis, Aedes [Kingia,
Stegoniyia).
maculosa, Cuterebra ; Stvgeromyia.
fnac ulos ifacies , Haematopota .
madagascariensis, Liponyssus.
maderae, Rhyparobia.
madidus, Pterostichus.
magneticus, Tabanus alternatus.
magn icorn is, Gastrophilus .
magnifica, Chrysops ; Wohlfahrtia
[Sarcophaga, Sarcophila).
magnus, Armigeres [Leicesteria) .
magrettii, Pangonia.
maia, Heniileuca.
niaiae, Armigeres.
majalis, Meloe.
major, Phlebotomus ; Pseiidocttli-
coides.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
malabarictis, Phlebotomiis.
Malacosoma, larvae of, injurious
to pigs in California, VII. 35.
malayensis, Anopheles subpictus ;
Haematopota.
malayi, Culex (Micraedes).
malefactor, Anopheles (see A. puncti-
niacula).
Mallophora calidus, F., predacious
on Tabanids in British Guiana,
V. 4.
mallophoroides, Stibasoma.
mammoth, Hystrichopsylla.
mandarinus, Tabanus.
manducator, Alysia.
Manguinhosia, a subgenus of Ano-
pheles {q.v.), VII. 23.
mangyana. Anopheles (see A. mini-
mus).
manicata, Fannia.
manicatus, Megarhinus.
Mansonia, a subgenus of Taenio-
rhynchus {q.v.), VI. 142.
Mansonia arabica (see Acdes cas-
piiis).
Mansonioides (see Taeniorhynchus).
mantiqiiirense, A mblyomma.
Margaropus (see Boophiliis).
marginalis, Chrysomyia {Pycnoso-
ma) ; Dyliscus.
marginaius, A cams (see Ixodes ricin-
HS).
inarginipennis, Spaniopsis.
mariae, Aedes {Acariomyia, Culex,
Ochlerotattis) .
marmoratiis, Chrysops ; Cnlicoides ;
Thysanognathtis (Prionoguathus) .
marmoreufn, A mblyomma.
marmorosus, Tabanus.
niarinoiae, Oestromyia.
marocana, Theobaldia {Culex) annu-
lata (see T. longiareolata).
marocanus, Ornithodorus.
maroccanus, Diachlorus (see Mesom-
yia singularis).
maroniensis, Culex {Choeropovpa).
marshalli, Anopheles; Megayhinus
{Toxorhynchites) .
maruim, Culicoides.
marxi, Ixodes,
inasamae, Aedes.
mascittii, Phlebotomus.
mashonaensis, Uranotaenia.
mastevsi, Anopheles (Nyssorhyn-
chiis) ; Tabanus (see T. strang-
manni).
mastigia, Culex (see C. florid anus),
mathisi, Culex.
matthiesseni, Simulium .
mattogrossensis, A nopheles.
maura, Lynchia.
manritianas. Anopheles {MyzO'
rhynchus),
maurus, Ceratophyllus.
maxillosus, Creophilus.
maximits, Armigeres.
maxinocca, Culex {Choeropovpa).
mayeri, Uranotaenia.
mayeti, Reduvius.
medicorum, Glossina.
mediocris, Trombidinm {Tromhicula).
mediolineata, Ficalbia {Eiorlepiiom-
yia).
mediolineatus, Aedes (see A. indicus).
medionotatus, Tabanus.
niediopunctatus, Anopheles {Arribal-
zagia, Cycloleppteron).
meditabunda, Mydaea {Myospila).
mediterraneiis, Holoconops.
megacephala, Bezzi, Chrysomyia
{Pycuosoma) (see C. bezziana).
megacephala, F., Chrysomyia {Pyc-
nosoma) .
megacephala, Pheidole.
Megaloceraea ruficornis, Geoffr., on
Euphorbia in Italy, IX. 106.
Megarhinus {Toxorlivncliites) , larvae
of, in Brazil, VlII. 26; in
Guatemala, IV. 177 ; in Principe,
IV. 49; in Trinidad, II. 24;
in U.S.A., II. 78, VIII. 58 ; larvae
of, destroying other mosquito
larvae, I. 162, V. 53, IX. 125;
thoracic appendages not present
in larva of, X. 80 ; Theobaldia
allied to, V. 19 ; notice of key
to, 229.
Megarhinus albipes, Edw., described
as new from India, X. 198 ;
breeding in tree-holes, X. 198.
Megarhinus aldrichanus, B.-W. &
B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60 ; breeding-
places of, VIII. 60.
Megarliinus aurifluus, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
X. 34 ; recorded as -1/. splendens,
X. 34.
Megarhinus {Toxorhynchites) brevi-
palpis, Theo., in Belgian Congo,
I. 220, III. 121; in E. Africa,
VIII. 164, IX. 42; in French
Guinea, IV. 21 ; in Zanzibar,
III. 49; predacious on other
mosquito larvae, IV. 120, IX. 42.
Megarhinus (Toxorhynchites) gravel'
vi, Edv.\, described as new from
India, IX. 133.
Megarhinus guadcloupensis, D. &
K., subsp. guianensis, B.-W. &
B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
143
Megarhinus haemorrhoidalis , F., sy-
nonymy of, II. 106.
Megarhinus haitiensis, D. & K., 1
breeding-places of, in Grenada,
V. 54. i
Megarhinus horei, Gordon & Evans,
described as new from Brazil, i
X. 234; predacious on other
mosquito larvae, X. 234.
Megarhinus iris, in Trinidad, II.
24, V. 60.
Megarhinus {Toxorhynchites) kenipi,
Edw., described as new from
India, IX. 133.
Megarhinus [Toxorhynchites] klossi,
Edw., described as new from
Malay States, IX. 133.
^J\Iegarhinus manicatus, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
X. 34.
Megarhinus {Toxorhynchites) mar-
shalli, Theo., recorded (in error)
from Calcutta, IX. 125.
Megarhinus [Toxorhynchites) mini-
mus, in Ceylon, VIII. 9.
Megarhimis [Toxorhynchites) regius,
Tennent [imniisericors, Theo. nee
WJk.), in Ceylon, II. 70; in
India, I. 79; in Philippines, VII.
193 ; synonymy of, X. 34.
Megarhinus septentrionalis, D. & K.,
in N. Carolina, IV. 136.
Megarhinus [Toxorhynchites) speci-
osus, Skuse, in Australia, I. 11.
Megarhinus splendens, Wied. (see
yi. regius).
Megarhirlus superbus, D. & K.,
in Trinidad, II. 24, V. 60.
Megarhinus trinidadensis, D. & K.,
in Trinidad, II. 24, IV. 69, V. 60 ;
breeding-places of, IV. 69.
Megarthroglossus, gen. n., IV. 33.
Megarthroglossus bisetis, J. & R.,
described as new from Neotoma
in New Mexico, IV. 33.
Megarthroglossus longispiniis. Baker,
hosts of, in Canada, IV. 33.
Megarthroglossus procus, J. & R.,
described as new from British
Columbia, IV. 33; hosts of,
IV. 33.
Megarthroglossus sicamus, J. & R.,
described as new from Canis
lairans in Br. Columbia, IV. 33.
megastoma, Cuterebra.
megista, Triatoma [Conorhinus,
Lamiis).
megnini, Ornithodorus.
Megninia cubitalis, Megn., on tur-
keys in U.S.A., VI. 14.
Meaninia gallinulae, Buchh., on
fowls in Canada, X. 82.
meigenanus, Aedes [Ochlerotatus]
punctor.
meigeni, Sarcophila (see Wohlfahrtia
magnifica) ; Wohlfahrtia.
melaleuca, Ornithoica.
melanocephala, Wyeomyia.
melajioce phalum, Tapinoma
melanocerus, Tabanus.
Melanoconion, notice of key to
species of, IX. 73 ; a subgenus of
Culex, q.v.
melanogaster, Drosophila ; Tabanus.
melanophyllum, Deinocerites.
Melanoplus angustipennis. Dodge,
attacked by Euthrombidium tri-
gonum in N. America, VI. 147.
Melanoplus bivittatus. Say, attacked
bv Euthrombidium trigonum in
N. America, VI. 147.
Melanoplus differentialis, Thom.,
attacked by Euthrombidium tri-
gonum in N. America, VI. 147. '
Melanoplus femur-rubrum, DeG.,
used for obtaining pure cultures
of flagellates, X. 162.
Melanoplus spretus, Thom., attacked
by Euthrombidium trigonum in
N. America, VI. 147.
melanoptera, Dichelacera.
rnelanopterus, Tabanus.
m.elanopus, Pangonia ; Wyeomyia.
melanosoma, Dichelacera.
mclanostictus , Thysanognathus [Prio-
nognathus).
Melanotabanus fuliginosus, Lutz &
Xeiva, described as new from
Brazil, III. 82.
nislanura, Sarcophaga.
nielanurus, Culex [Climacura).
meleagridis, Pseudolfersia.
melesinus, Demodex.
Melinda cognata, Mg., larva of,
attacking molluscs, VIII. 24, IX.
149.
metis, Ceratophyllus.
Melissomorpha oestroides (see Ader-
sia).
Melitiobia acasta, Wlk., of doubtful
value for introduction into Aus-
tralia, VIII. 174; a hyper-
parasite of flies in Britain, IV.
146, VIII. 22; parasite of Calli-
phora, V. 68.
Mellinus, predacious on Stomoxvs,
I. 147, VIII. 103.
Mellinus arvensis, L., predacious on
house-flies in German)-, X. 195.
mellonella, Galleria.
\ Meloe, use of, in medicine, X. 60.
Meloe majalis, L., attacked by Cera-
topogon, VI. 37.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Melolontha, intermediate host of
Echinorhynchus gigas, IV. 176.
Melaphagus, measures against, on
sheep in France, V. 122 ; pupi-
parous habits of, VII. 174.
Melophagus ovinus, L., in Australia,
II. 129, 130, III. 17, V. 118, VI.
42, VII. 61, 120; in Britain, X.
57, 148, 222 ; in Canada, III. 155 ;
in Germany, VIII. 45; in New-
Zealand, \'''. 191, VII. 107, 180,
VIII. 34, X. 183; in U.S.A., III.
149, 175, IV. 79, y. 145, VI. 170,
IX. 17, 110, X. 199; micro-
organisms found in, II. 45, 54,
201, III. Ill, IV. 103, VII. 68,
160, VIII. 42, 45, 61, IX. 96, 148,
X. 222; transmitting trypano-
somiasis of sheep, VIII. 45, X.
222; bionomics of, I. 225, 234,
III. 175, V. 145, VI. 42, VII. 120 ;
respiratory system of larva of,
VI. 185 ; sheep skins damaged by,
X. 57 ; measures against. III. 175,
IV. 79, V. 118, 145, 191, VI. 170,
VII. 120; legislation against, III.
17, VII. 61.
Melophagus ovintis subsp. niontamis,
Ferris & Cole, described as new
from mountain sheep in Alaska,
X. 175.
Melusina (see SimitUum).
Memnemyia, gen. n., proposed
for Anopheles brevipalpis, III.
212.
mendicus, Tabamis.
Menemerus bivittafiis, Duf., in
Brazil, V. 28.
Menolepis, notice of key to species
of, VIII. 32.
Menolepis tasmaniensis (see Aedes
nigrithorax).
Menopon, Rickettsia in, X. 229;
feeding on blood, IX. 43.
Menopon biseriatum, Piag., infestins;
poultry, II. 21, III. 149, 158,
186, IV. 13, 166, M. 14, 142,
VIII. 13, 127, 166; measures
against, II. 44, III. 186, VIII. 13,
127.
Menopon longicephaliim, Kell.,
measures against, on pigeons in
U.S.A., X. 227.
M enopon pallidum , Nitzsch, infesting
poultry, II. 21, 44, III. 38, 158,
186, IV. 13, 166, 191. V. 184, VI.
14, 142, VIII. 13, 127, 164, X.
180, 199; measures against. III.
186, VIII. 13, 127.
Menopon phaeostomum, X^itzsch, on
peafowls, IV. 13.
Menopon trigonocephaliim , Olf. (see
M. pallidum),
nienytes, Culex {Helcoporpa).
Meoneura, in starlings' nests in
Finland, X. 166.
mera, Lagaropsylla.
merciirator, Aedes.
merdaria, Scaiophaga.
nieridiana, Mesembrina {Musca).
meridionalis, Ferg. nee Thunb.,
Tabanns (Therioplectes) (see T.
adelaidae) ; Telmatoscopiis.
tnerodaemon , Culex {Chocroporpa).
Meroplius stercorarius, R.-D., spread
of, by human agency, V. 192.
meruense, Gyrostigma.
Mesembrina, hibernation of, in
Korea. X. 206.
Mesembrina [Musca) meridiana, L.,
not ovipositing on meat, VI. 81.
Mesembrinella, erroneously supposed
to cause myiasis in Brazil, III.
194.
Mesomyia (Chrysops, Nemoriiis)
singulavis, Mg., in Morocco, IX.
143 ; Diachloriis maroccantis the
male of, IX. 143.
mesopotamiae, Anopheles hyrcaniis.
mesopotamiensis, Culicoides ; Lepto-
conops (Tersesthes) ; Musca.
mesopotamium, Hyalomma aegyp-
tium.
Mesopsylla hebes, J. & R., described
as new from Arvicola terrestris
scythicus in Turkestan, IV. 32.
Mesopsylla lenis, J. & R., described
as new from Turkestan, IV. 32 ;
hosts of, IV. 32.
nietalepticus, Aedes (see A. piillatus
var. jugormn).
metallica, Phormia; Protocaliiphora.
metallicus, Aedes (Stegomyia) ; Tae-
niorhynchiis.
Metathrombidimn poriceps, Oud.,
attacking man and animals in
Europe, IV. 68, VI. 146.
metempsyta, Culex {Carrollia).
meteor ica, Hydrotaea.
metilia, Lucilia.
Metoponaplos, gen. n., erected for
Pangonia parva, IX. 50.
Metoponaplos nigricans, Ric, de-
scribed as new from Cape Colony,
IX. 50.
Metoponaplos [Pangonia) parva,
Wlk. [directa, Wlk.), in Cape
Colony, IX. 50.
mexicanus, Tabanus [Chlorotabanus) .
Miamyia, gen. n., VIII. 32.
micans, Morellia; Stoniatoceras.
Micraedes, probably a subgenus of
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
145
Culex, V. 53, X. 153; not a valid
subgenus, X. 198.
microannulatus, Culex (see C.
sitiens).
Microcalliphora varipes (see Chryso-
myia) .
microcephalus, Haematopintis (see
Linognathns pedalis).
microchela, Palpomyia.
niicrochir, A ntarctophthirius .
Microchrvsa polita, I-., in British
Isles, iV. 144, VII. 191; breeding
in manure, VII. 191.
Microconops, gen. n., IX. 171.
Microconops vexans, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from camels in
Algeria, IX. 171.
Microculex chryselatus (see Culex).
Microlynchia pusilla, Speis., on
pigeons in Brazil, IV. 137.
Microphthirus, gen. n., VIII. 71.
Microphthiriis {Enderleinellus) un-
cinatus, Ferris, described as new
from Glaucomys in N. America,
IV. 177 ; correct genus for, VIII.
71.
microplns, Boophilus [Margaropus)
annularis,
m icropteriis, A edes .
Microsivlum oberthuri, Wulp, pre-
dacious on Tabanids in Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Microthrombidhm: , Leptus autumna-
lis not a species of, VTI. 87.
Microthronihidiiim akanutshi (see
Trombidium) .
Microthrombidium autumnalis (see
Leptus) .
M icrothrombidium gliricolens , Hirst,
described as new from Mus rattus
in Calcutta, III. 228.
Microthrombidium guineense, Bru-
yant & Joyeux, described as
new from foAvls and monkeys
in French Guinea, I. 120.
Microthrombidium pxisillum, Herm.,
attacking man and animals in
Europe, VI. 146, 147.
Microthrombidium tlalzahitatl, Mur-
ray, attacking man in Mexico,
VI. 147.
Microthrombidium wichmanni, Oud.,
attacking man in East Indies,
VI. 147.
microtomus, A trichopogon.
iniculn, Lagavopsylla.
migonei, Phlebotomus.
miharai, Culicoides.
inikiramis, A edes {Finlaya).
miles, Tab anus,
■militaris, Sciara.
milleri, Tabanus.
(K2009)
milnei, Culicoides.
milni, Culex sitiens (see C. sitiens).
milsoni, A edes (Culicada, Hulecoe-
teomyia, Ochlerotatus) ; Tabanus
(see T. milsoniensis) .
milson iensis, Tabanus .
milsonis, Tabanus.
Miltogramma, parasite of Bemhex
rostrata, III. 195.
mimesis, A edes {Ochlerotatus).
Mimeteomyia atripes (see Rachiono-
tomyia) .
Mimeteomyia doddi, Tayl. (see Aedes
tremula) .
Mimeteomyia hilli, Tayl. (see Rachi-
onotomyia filipes) .
Mimeteomyia quasiornata (see
Rachionotomyia) .
mimeticus, Culex ; Rhipicephalus
evertsi.
Mimomyia, characters of females
of, X. 183 ; pupal characters of,
V. 167 ; notice of key to, X. 229.
Mimomyia chamber laini, Ludl., in
Calcutta, IX. 124; in Cochin, II.
155.
Mimomyia hispida, Theo., in Gold
Coast, IV. 112, VI. 16, X. 226;
breeding-places of, IV. 112.
Mimomyia miinomyiaformis , Newst.,
in Gold Coast, X. 226 ; in
Zanzibar, III. 49.
Mimomyia minuta, Theo. (see Fical-
bia minima).
Mimomyia plumosa, Theo., in Gold
Coast, IV. 112, VI. 16; breeding-
places of, IV. 112.
Mimomyia splendens, Theo., in W.
Africa, VI. 16, 39; breeding-
places of, VI. 39.
Mimomyia uniformis (see Ingramia).
mimomyiaformis , Mimomyia.
mimulus, Culex.
miniatus, Argas (see A. persicus).
minima, Diatomineura ; Ficalbia.
minitnum, Monomorium.
minimus, Anopheles {Myzomyia) ;
Megarhinus (Toxorhynchites) .
minor, Haematopinus ; Notoedrus
(Notoedres, Sarcoptes) cuniculi,
^'ar. ; Palaeopsylla ; Silvius ;
Trombicula.
minor, Macq., Tabanus.
minor, Tayl., Tabanus (see T.
palmerstoni) .
minuscula, Haematopota.
minuscularia, Haematopota.
minusculum, Simulium (see S. ama-
zonicum).
minusculus, Culicoides.
minusculus, Ferg. & Hill nee Hine,
Tabanus (see T. palmerstoni).
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146
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
minuta, A spidoptera ; Danielsia
(see Acdes tremula) ; Lyperosia;
Mimomyia (see Ficalbia minima) ;
Sepsis.
inimitissima, Limosina.
minutissimus, Ciilex {Lophoceratom-
yia) .
minutum, Monomorium.
minutuni, Lugger, Simulium.
'minutum, Sure. & Rincones, Simu-
lium (see S. amasonictim).
mimttus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) ; Bra-
chygaster ; Chrysops ; Kirkioestrus
(Kirkia) ; Phleboiomus {Prophle-
botomus) .
mira, Coenopsylla.
mirabilis, Pelecorhynch us .
mirificus, Culex.
■ Mirperus jaculus, Thunb., para-
sitised by Leptonionas in Belgian
Congo, I. 141.
r.iisera, Sarcophaga.
mississippii, Aedes stimulans.
niissouviensis, Hyletastes.
mitis, Chrysops.
mlokosieu/iczi, Chrysops.
mobii, Bembex.
Mochlonyx, respiration of larva of,
VI. 182, VIII. 118, X. 211;
thoracic air sacs of larva of,
VII. 103.
Mochlonyx {Coreihra) culiciformis,
DeG. [velutintis, Ruthe), hiberna-
tion of, I. 40; larva of, IX. 186;
effect of neutral salts on, IX. 185.
Mochlostyrax (see Culex).
modalma, Wyeomyia.
modestus, Culex {Barraudius) ; Der-
macentor ; Neotabanus.
viodicus, Tabanus.
inoerbista, Sabethinus.
moerens, Chrysops.
molestans, Tabanus.
molestum, Simulium .
molesius, Chrysops ; Culicoides ;
Tydeus.
molitor, Tenebrio.
mollis, Culex.
niolossus, Catharsius.
moluccensis, Anopheles [Nyssorhyn-
chus) mastersi.
moluccensis, Anopheles punciulatits
{annulipes).
Monedula denticornis , Handl., pre-
dacious on flies in British Guiana,
VI. 18.
Monedula pantherina, Handl., pre-
dacious on Tabanids in British
Guiana, V. 4.
Monedula punctata, Lep.. predacious
on Tabanids in British Guiana.
V. 4.
Monedula signaia, L., predacious
on Tabanids in Brazil and British
Guiana, V. 4, VI. 92; predacious
on Simulium in U.S.A., IV. 82.
Monedula surinamensis , Dahlb., pre-
dacious on Tabanids in British
Guiana, V. 4.
monetifera, Rachionotomyia.
Monohelea litoraurea, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, X. 61.
Monomorium bicolor, Em., causing
oedema of ej^elids of man in
Sudan, VIII. 190.
Monomorium destructor, Jerd., in
houses in Jamaica, IX. 31.
Monomorium latinode, Mayr, ex-
periments with cholera vibrios
and, II. 127.
Monomorimn minimum, Buck., in
U.S.A., V. 174, VI. 210; preda-
ciovis on chicken mites, V. 174.
Monomorium minutum, Mayr,
attacking Argas persiciis, I. 115.
Monomorium pharaonis, L., pre-
dacious on mosquitos in Sierra
Leone, IV. 163; in U.S.A., V. 48,
VI. 210 ; predacious on bed-bugs,
V. 48.
Monophlebus stebbingi, Green, in
India, I. 224.
monspellensis, Haematopota bigoti.
monstrosum, Nosomma (Hyalomma).
montana, Diatomineura.
montanum , Simulium.
montanus. Anopheles albotaeniatus ;
Melophagus ovinus; Pelecorhyn-
chus ; Silvius ; Tabanus.
monticola, Silvius; Simv.lium.
montivagus, Culicoides.
moralesi, Lesticocampa.
mordax, Tabanus.
mordens, Haematopota.
Morellia hortorum, Fall., in British
Isles, IV. 145, VII. 191, VIII. 22 ;
breeding-places of, VII. 191.
Morellia micans, Macq., in N.
America, III. 155, IV. 5, VII. 11 ;
baits for, IV. 5 ; seasonal pre-
valence of, VII. 11.
moretonensis, Tabanus .
morilli, Lucilia (see Pseudopyrellia
cornicina) .
morosus, Carausiiis {Dixippus).
morsitans, Glossina ; Leiognathus (see
Liponyssus bursa) ; Simulium ;
Theobaldia {Culex, Culicella).
mortificator, Culex.
mortuorum, Cynomyia {Sarcophaga).
mossmani, Culex (see C. mimulus).
moubata, Ornithodoriis.
moultoni, Arynigeres ; Uranotaenia.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
147
Mucidus, notice of key to, X. 229.
Mucidus aUernans, Westw., in Aus-
tralia, I. 11, III. 37, 207, IV. 11,
60, V. 67.
Mucidus lanigcr, \\'ied., in Sumatra,
IV. 23.
Mucidus mucidus, Karsch, in Belgian
Congo, I. 220 ; in W. Africa, V. 3,
VI. 225; in Zanzibar, III. 49.
Mucidus nigerrimus, Theo., de-
scribed as new from Sudan, II. 45.
Mucidus scatophagoides, Theo., at
Accra, VI. 16; in India, III. 40;
breeding-places of, in S. Africa,
VIII. 9.
mucidus, Mucidus.
mucronatus, Tabanus.
muelleri, Aedes {Heteronycha).
multicolor, A nopheles .
multilineata, Palpomyia.
mtiltimaculatus, Culicoides .
multiplex, Aedes {Ochlerotatus ,
Pseudoskusea) .
muUiplicalis, Samea.
multipunctat'us, Culicoides.
muliispinosus, Culex {Mochlostyrax) ;
Laelaps.
muris, Devmanyssus ; Notoedrus
{Notoedres).
murphyi, Hippocentrum .
murreus, Tabanus.
mus, Wyeom,yia {Dodecamyin).
Musca \Philaematomyia), notes on
Oriental and Australian species
of, X. 103-104; notice of key to
Indian species of, VI. 1 ; breeding
on ships, X. 142; natural enemies
of, IV. 121, IX. 57, 79 ; characters
of. III. 211, IV. 74; specific
diflerences in, IV. 172.
Musca albiceps (see Chrysomyia).
Musca albomaculata, Macq., in
Oriental Region, X. 104.
Mtisca anguslifrons, Thomp. (see
M. humilis).
Musca avtiquissima. Wile, con-
sidered synonymous with atypical
form of M. domestica, X. 104.
Musca [Eiimusca, Viviparomusca)
australis, Macq. nee Boisd. (see
M. convexifrons).
Musca autumnalis, DeG. {corvina,
F., ovipara, Portch.), I. 151, 210;
in British Isles, II. 19, III. 89,
IV. 109, 144, VII. 71, VIII. 22;
species allied to, in Egypt, VI.
239; in France, II. 134; in India,
VI. 64; in Korea, VII. 142;
bionomics of, IV. 109 ; hiberna-
tion of, VIT. 142; natural enemies
of, VIII. 22 ; an oviparous species,
IX. 105, X. 104; M. convexifrons
{K2009)
{Eumusca australis) erroneously
recorded as, IV. 159, V. 164, VI.
68; synonymy of, IX. 105.
Musca bezzii, Patton & Cragg,
described as new, I. 210 ; in India,
I. 210, VIII. 159, IX. 207; in
Oriental Region, X. 104 ; bio-
nomics of, VIII. 159, IX. 207;
parasites of, IX. 207.
Musca {Philaematomyia) cingalai-
sina. Big. {indica, Awati), a
larviparous species in India, VI.
113; m Oriental Region, X. 104;
Awatia, gen. n., proposed for,
IX. 207 ; described as Philaema-
tomyia indica, sp. n., VI. 113.
Musca condvicens, Wlk. (see M.
humilis).
Musca {Eumusca, Viviparomusca)
convexifrons. Thorns, (australis,
Macq. nee Boisd.. fergusoni, J. &
B., lusoria, Wied.), in Australia,
VIII. 174, 187, 189, IX. 119, X.
14, 15, 104, 168; on cattle in
India, I. 210 ; transmitting Habro-
ucnia, VIII. 187, X. 15; not
experimentally transmitting on-
chocerciasis, VIII. 174 ; bionomics
of, X. 14, 168; chemistry of
saliva of, III. 42; previously
recorded as M. corvina, IV. 159,
V. 164, VI. 68, X. 56; synonymy
of, X. 104, 168.
Musca corvina, F. (see M. autum-
nalis) .
Musca corvina vivipara, Portch. (see
M. larvipara).
Musca craggi, Patton, described as
new from India, X. 196.
Musca (Philaematomyia) crassiros-
tris, Stein {i]isi!j;nis, Aust.), in
India, I. 80, 209, 210, V. 39, 104,
VI. 131, IX. 53, X. 104, 143, 195 ;
in Dutch E. Indies, VIII. 71; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 15; in Pales-
tine, II. 100, IX. 194; in Philip-
pines, VII. 194 ; causing intestinal
myiasis in man, IX. 53, X. 195 ;
experimentally transmitting sur-
ra, V. 39, 104; bionomics of, I.
80, 209, 210 ; chemistry of saliva
of, III. 42; mouth-parts of, I. 80,
229 ; synonymy of, X. 104.
Musca determinata, Patton (see M.
domestica (atypical) ).
Musca determinata, Wlk. (see M.
nebulo).
Mused divaricata, Awati (see M.
domestica (atypical) ).
Musca (Promusca) domestica, L., in
S. Africa, III. 163, IV. 80; in
W. Africa, VI. 16; not found on
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148
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
the Amazon, VII. 131; in Argen-
tina, VI. 180, VIII. 61, 148; in
Astrakhan, III. 68; in Anstraha,
I. 165, III. 207, IV. 73, V. 164,
VI. 41, 62, VII. 187, VIII. 51,
187. IX. 118, X. 1, 15, 56, 198;
in Brazil, VII. 65; in British
Isles, II. 19, IV. 102, 108, 144,
167, 168, 169, VII. 191, VIII. 218,
X. 87; in Canada, III. 155, VI.
81; in Cevlon, III. 76; in
Colombia, VI. 161; in Egypt, IV.
142, VI. 239, X. 35; in Fiji, 11.
66, IV. 41, VI. Ill, X. 169, 226;
in France, IX. 166, 212, X. 160,
176, 224; in Gallipoh, IV. 92,
VI. 26 ; in Germany, X. 160, 195 ;
in British Guiana, IV. 194, VI.
177, 209, X. 217; in Hawaii, VI.
164, IX. 182; in India. IX. 125,
129; in Korea, VII. 142, IX. 180,
X. 206; in Macedonia, VII. 67;
in Manchuria, X. 45; in Meso-
potamia, VIII. 15, IX. 127; in
New Zealand, X. 165; m Pales-
tine, II. 100; in Philippines, V.
61; in Poland, VIII. 119, 193;
in Rumania, IX. 175; in Russia,
I. 147, 152, IX. 115 ; m Salonika,
IV. 179; in Samoa, II. 83; in
Sumatra, \1U. 71; in Sweden,
VII. 157; in U.S.A., I. 94, 165,
II. 6, 22, 101, III 92, 149, IV.
62, 106, V. 114, 125, 145, VI. 9,
103, 116, 158, 169, 210, VII.
10, VIII. 30, 127, 186, IX. 71,
126, 194, X. 26, 162, 163, 170;
in West Indies, II. 175, III.
223; in Zanzibar, III. 50, VI.
46, 124 ; conveying anthrax,
VIII. 105, X. 26; a doubtful
carrier of hog cholera, VIII. 99;
and dysentery, I. 117, II. 66,
III. 127, IV. 93, 124, 143, V.
49, 66, 117, 126, 151, VI. 52,
112, VII. 28, 101, VIII. 4, 15,
69, 75, 110; and filariasis. III.
210; conveying Habronema, I.
165, 223, V. 126, VI. 13, 202, VII.
118, 158, VIII. 51, 187, X. 12,
15, 219; and leprosy, II. 40, 79,
III. 120, IV. 85, VIII. 138;
larvae of, not causing limberneck
in poultry, VIII. 24; and lym-
phangitis, II. 69 ; causing myiasis,
IX. 175, X. 155, 227; and oph-
thalmia, VII. 54 ; possible relation
of, to poliomyelitis, I. 18, 216,
V. 186, VI. 171; and trypano-
somiasis, II. 9, V. 61, X. 163;
viability of tubercle bacilli in,
VIII. 138; and typhoid, III.
152; not cairying typhus, II.
172, VII. 133; a doubtful carrier
of yaws. III. 76; various
organisms carried by, I. 36, 165,
II. 19, 62, 83, 93, 137, 166, 174,
III. 46, 123, IV. 51, V. 49, 71,
117, 126, VI. 16, IX 71, 126, 127,
129, X. 103, 162, 198; carriage
of eggs of Dermatobia Jiominis by,
VII. 65; lice carried by, VIII.
145; carrying parasitic mites, I.
197; Onchocevca gibsoni not sur-
viving in. III. 207; bionomics of,
I. 66, II. 52, 71, 159, III. 27, 42,
92-94, 125, 139, 163, 174, 207,
IV. 20, 62, 80, 106, 167, V. 125.
VII. 10, 67, 142, 191, VIII. 24,
186, IX 15, 118, 121, X. 51,
160, 169 ; reproductive capacity
of, V. 71 ; methods of dispersal
of, I. 233, II. 38, III. 61, 101,
IV. 96, 137, V. 81, VII. 121,
VIII. 35, IX. 194; hibernation
of, I. 146, II. 52, HI. 89, 149,
215, V. 29, 58, 127, 154, VI. 9,
158, VIII. 193, IX. 29, 180, X.
135, 206 ; sense reactions of, IV.
156, VII. 56, VIII. 215, X. 35;
possibly parasitic on snails, VIII.
24, X. '23 ; fungi infesting, I. 11,
V. 116 ; other natural enemies of,
I. 94, 108, 109, 149, II. 6, 22, 24,
29, 56, 134, III 149, IV. 41, 73,
V. 74, VI. 146, 148, VIII. 61, 218,
X. 1, 56, 169, 195, 226 ; economic
loss due to, V. 114 ; effect of
chemicals on oviposition of, VI.
67, X. 83 ; fiimigation against,
III. 2, V. 121, 132, 174, VIII. 121,
IX. 191; baits and traps for, I.
69, 73, 152, 191, II. 68, 71, 100,
134, 159, III. 134, 164, 165, 220,
IV. 5, 14, 20, 53, 80, 92, 106, 142,
144, 169, 181, V. 23, 45, 52, 72,
93, 115, 121, 146, VI. 116, VII.
5, 10, 56, 67, 161, 192, VIII. 2, SO,
IX. 16, 125, 158, 166; formula
for spray against, IV. 191, VII.
37; other measures against, I. SI,
67, 68, 182, II. 52, 57, 111, 178,
191, IV. 18, 20, 108, 168, 191,
V. 15, 23, VI 103, 161, 177, 180,
209, VII. 67, 158, 192, VIII. 20,
30, 127, 148, IX. 15, 50, 89, 108,
212, X. 35, 87, 176, 198, 224;
anatomy of, I. 22, II. 131, VII.
28; synonymy of, X. 104.
Miisca domestica (atypical) {M.
determinata, Patt., M. divaricata,
Awati), bionomics of, in India,
VIII. 159, 160, IX. 103; syno-
nymy of, X. 104.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
149
Musca domestica var. detenninata,
Patt. (see M . domestica (atypical)).
Musca domestica var. determinata,
Wlk. (see M. nebitlo).
Musca eiitaeniata, Big. (see M.
humilis) .
Musca (Viviparomiisca) fergusoni,
J. & B. . (see M. convex ifrons).
Musca gibsoni, Patton & Cragg,
described as new from S. India,
I. 209; ill Oriental Region, X.
104.
Musca [Philaematomyia) gurneyi,
Patton & Cragg (see M. inferior).
Musca hilli, J. & B., described as
new from Queensland, VIII. 189;
a synonym of M. ventrosa, q.v.
Musca humilis, Wied. [angustifrons ,
Thomp., eutaeniata, 'Big.,proniisca,
Awati), in Australia, IX. 119;
in houses in Britain, II. 19, III.
175; in India, VI. 63, 64, VIII.
159, 160, IX. 103, 208; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 15, 102, VIII.
15; and disease, VIII. 15;
Herpetomonas muscae-domesticae
in, IX. 208; bionomics of, VI. 63,
64, VIII 159, 160, IX. 15, 102,
103; synonymy of, IX. 102, X.
104.
Musca incerta, Patton, described as
new from Madras, X. 196 ;
breeding-places of, X. 196.
Musca indica, Awati (see M. cinga-
laisina) .
Musca (Ptilolepis) inferior, Stein,
in Oriental Region, I. 210, VI.
131, X. 104 ; in Philippines, VII.
194; described as Phitaematomyia
gurneyi, sp. n., I. 210; mouth
parts of, I. 229; the type of
Ptilolepis, IX. 76.
Musca insignis, Aust. (see M.
crassirostris) .
Musca kasauliensis, Awati (see M.
ventrosa).
Musca larvipara, Schnabl &
Dziedzicki, M . corvina vivipara a
synonym of, X. 104.
Mitsca latiparafrons, Awati (see
M. gibsoni).
Musca leprae, L., III. 113.
Musca [Philaematomyia, Pristiryhn-
chomyia) lineata, Brunetti, in
Oriental Region, X. 104; mouth
parts of, I. 229; generic position
of, I. 210.
Musca lusoria, Wied. (see M.
convexifrons).
Musca meridiana (see Mesembrina).
Musca nu'snpotamiensis, Patton, de-
scribed as new from Mesopotamia,
IX. 15 ; bionomics of, IX. 15.
Musca nebulo, F. (determinata,
Wlk.), in Australia. IX. 119; in
India, I. 208, VI. 63, 64, IX. 208 ;
in Mesopotamia, IX. 15; asso-
ciated with man in Oriental
Region, X. 104 ; Herpetomonas in,
I. 208, IX. 208; not transmitting
oriental sore, IX. 208; bionomics
of, VI. 63, 64, IX. 15; frequent-
ing houses. III. 175; chemistry
of saliva of, III. 42; mouth
parts of, I. 229.
Musca nigrithorax, Stein (see M.
ventrosa).
Musca ovipara, Portch. (see M.
autumnalis).
Musca pattoni, Aust., relation of,
to domestic animals in Oriental
Region, X. 104 ; blood-feeding
habits of, I. 209; chemistry of
saliva of. III. 42.
Musca pilosa, Awati (see M . bezzii).
Musca pollinosa. Stein (see M.
cingalaisina).
Musca praecox, Wlk. (see M. hu-
milis) .
Musca prashadi, Patton, described
as new from Kashmir, X. 196.
Musca protnisca, Awati (see M.
humilis) .
Musca (Eumusca) pumila, Macq.
(vetustissima, Wlk.), distribution
of, X. 104; in Australia, I.
165, VII. 187, VIII. 187, 189,
X. 14, 15 (humilis in error),
X. 168 ; transmission of Habro-
nema by, I. 165, VIII. 187, 189»
X. 15 (humilis in error) ; not
experimentally transmitting on-
chocerciasis, III. 207, VIII. 174;
bionomics of, X. 14; in houses,
III. 175; synonymy of, X. 168.
Musca putoria,'^^ led. (see Chrysom-
yia albiceps).
Musca senior-whitei, Patton, de-
scribed as new from Madras, X.
196 ; attacking cattle, X. 196.
Musca setigera, Awati (see M.
albomaculata) .
Musca spinohumera, Awati, in Ori-
ental Region, X. 104 ; a haema-
tophagous species, X. 104.
Musca spinosa, Awati (see M.
pattoni).
Musca (Biomyia) tempestata, Bezzi,
feeding in conjunction with Sto-
moxys in Zanzibar, VI. 46.
Musca tempestiva. Fall., bionomics
of, in Mesopotamia, IX. 15.
Musca terraereginae, Johnst. &
150
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Bancr., described as new, VIII.
189 ; in Australasian Region,
VIII. 187, 189, X. 104, 168;
transmitting Habvonema in
Queensland, VIII. 187, 189, X.
15 ; not experimentally trans-
mitting on:hocerciasis, VIII. 174.
Miisca venirosa, Wied. [hilli, J. &
B.. nigrithorax, Stein), distribu-
tion of, X. 104; in Australia,
VIII. 187. 189, IX. 119, X. 15,
138; in India, VI. 63; trans-
mitting Habronema, VIII. 187,
X. 15; bionomics of, VIII. 189;
described as M. hilli, sp. n.,
VIII. 187 ; synonymy of, X. 104.
Musca vctustissima, Wlk. (see M.
pumila) .
Musca vicaria, Wlk. (see M. do-
mestica) .
Musca villeneuvei, Patton, described
as new from India, X. 196;
breeding-places of, X. 196.
Musca [Plaxemyia] vitripennis, Mg.,
bionomics of, in Mesopotamia,
IX. 15; in Russia, I. 151.
Musca vomitoria (see Calliphora).
muscae, Macrocheles ; Spalangia
(see S. rugosicollis).
muscardini, Demodex.
muscaria, Phorbia.
muscarum, A cants; Stenomalus ;
Trombidium .
muscidarum, Spalangia.
Muscidifurax raptor, Gir. & Saund.,
parasite of flies in Britain, VIII.
Muscina, VII. 40; larva of, in
jife nest of Passer griseus, II. 69.
Muscina assimilis, Fall., in Canada,
III. 155; in. U.S.A., IV. 5, V.
125, VII. 10 ; seasonal prevalence
of, V. 125, VII. 10; trap for,
IV. 5.
Muscina lictevochaeta (see Passerom-
yia).
Muscina pabitlorunt, Fin., in Britain,
III. 89, IV. 143; in Russia,
I. 109; bionomics of, I. 109,
IV. 143.
Muscina {Cvvtoneiira) stabiilans,
Fall., in Australia, III. 210,
VIII. 189, IX. 155; in Austria,
VI. 81; in Britain, I. 66, II. 19,
III. 89, 175, IV. 87, 109, 121,
143, VIII. 22; in Canada, III.
155; in Egypt, VI. 239; in
Gallipoli, IV. 92, VI. 26; in
Korea, VII. 142, X. 45, 2C6 ;
in Manchuria, X. 45; in Poland,
VIII. 119; in Russia, I. 108;
in Sweden, VII. 157; in U.S.A.,
III. 61, 62, IV. 5, V. 125, 145,
VI. 103, 116, VII. 10; on the
battlefield, IV. 17 ; causing myia-
sis, I. 67, 110, X. 45; bionomics
of, I. 108-110, IV. 143 ; hiberna-
tion uf, X. 206; bred from
rotting potatoes, VIII. 189 ; sea-
sonal prevalence of, V. 125, VII.
10; in dead bodies, IX. 121;
dispersal of, by man, IV. 98 ;
attacking larvae of other Muscids,
I. 108, II. 134; possibly a
parasite of snails, X. 23 ; para-
sitised by Dibrachys cavus, VIII.
22; baits and traps for, II.
Ill, IV. 5, V. 45, VI. 116.
inusciili, Ctenophthalnms ; Demodex ;
Leptopsylla [CtenopsyUa) ; Notoe-
dvus {Noioedres) .
mnsgravii, Tabanus.
niusica, Say, Psorophora yjanthino-
soma) (see P. sayi).
miisica, auct., Psorophora [J anthino-
soma) (see P. posticatn).
inustelae, Ceratophylliis.
'.nutans, Cnemidocoptes {Sarcoptes).
mutatum, Simulium {Prosimuliuni).
mutilatus, Carpophilus.
Mutilla auxiliaris. Turner, described
as new from Portuguese E. Africa,
VIII. 113; parasite of Glossina
niorsitans, VIII. 113.
Mutilla benefactrix. Turner, de-
scribed as new, IV. 116 ; parasite
of Glossina niorsitans in Nyasa-
land, IV. 113, 116, VIII. 207.
Mutilla glossina. Turner, VIII. 113;
described as new. III. 118;
parasite of Glossina niorsitans
in Nyasaland and Rhodesia, III.
142, IV. 28, 65, 113, 116, 117,
122, VIII. 206.
Mvcetaulus bipunctatiis. Fall., in
starlings' nests in Finland, X.
166.
Mycetobia pallipes, Mg., Hclicos-
poridium parasiticum infecting,
IX. 148.
Mycteronivia, blood-sucking habits
"of, I. 66.
Mycterotypus laurae (see Tersesthes).
Mydaea, infesting birds' nests in
Central and S. America, VIII.
69 ; in Eritrea, IV. 156 ; larvae
of, parasitic on woodpeckers. III.
122.
Mydaea anomala, Jaenn. (see Phi-
1 lornis pici).
Mvdaea impuncta, Fall., in houses
in Britain, IV. 144.
I Mvdaea lucorum, Fall., bionomics
; of, in Britain, IV. 143.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
151
Mydaea [Myospila) meditahunda,
F., in houses in Britain, IV. 144;
in Canada, III. 155; bionomics
of, in Russia, I. 150.
Mvdaea obscurata, Mg., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
Mydaea pic i (see Philornis).
Mydaea torqnans (see Philornis).
Mydaea uliginosa, Fall., in houses
in Britain, IV. 144.
Mydaea itrbana, Mg., in houses
in Britain, IV. 144; in Russia,
I. 151.
Mylabris, use of, in niedicine, X. 60.
Mylabris chicorii, F., cantharidin
obtained from, X. 128.
Mylabris nubica, de Marseul, affect-
ing man in Khartoum, VI. 194.
Mylabris phalerata. Fall., canthari-
din obtained from, in China, X.
128.
Mylabris sidae, F., cantharidin ob-
tained from, in China, X. 128.
Myobia, on Pityinys savii in Italy,
"VIII. 201.
Myobia ensifera, Poppe, on Mus
norvegicus in Britain, III. 9.
Myodopsvlla gentilis, J. & R.,
described as new from bats in
British Columbia, IX. 61.
Myodopsylla subnlata, Chapin, on
Myotis suhulatus in U.S.A., VII.
121.
Myonyssiis, on rats, I. 229.
Myonyssus deciimani, Tir., on Mus
niHsculus in Britain, IV. 142;
in West Indies, I. 186.
Myonyssus gigas, Oudms., hosts of,
"in Britain, IV. 142.
Myospila meditabunda (see Mydaea).
Myotyphlns, on rats in Tasmania,
VI. 157.
Myrmecia, attacking man in Aus-
tralia, X. 168.
Myzomyia, a subgenus of Anopheles,
q.v.
myzomyifacies, Anopheles [Pyreto-
phorus) (see A. hispaniola).
Myzorhynchella, a subgenus of A no-
'pheles (q.v.), VII. 23.
Myzorhynchus, a subgenus of Ano-
pheles, q.v.
N.
nadayanus, Culicoides.
nagamiensis, Tabanus.
nairobiensis, Ixodes,
nantuckensis, Tabanus atvattis.
nanulus, Culicoides.
nanum, Simulium.
nanus, Deniodex.
naponense, Amblyomma.
nasalis, Gastrophilus {Rhinogastro-
philus) ; Rhinoestrus (see R.
purpureiis).
Nasonia brevicornis, Ashm., parasite
of blow-flies in Australia, III.
15, 185, IV. 179, V. 6, 166, VII.
100, 124, VIII. 13, 174, IX 155,
156, X. 1, 2, 56, 134, 205;
parasite of flies in Britain, VIII.
22, 218; in Chile, III. 15;
parasite of Phormia azurea in
Europe, VI. 155; parasite of
Stomoxys calcitrans in France, X.
30 ; introduced into New Zealand,
X. 165 ; parasite of Lucilia and
Phormia in U.S.A., IV. 2 ; experi-
ments with, as a parasite of
Glossina, V. 157-159: bionomics
of. III. 16, X. 134.
nasutus, Rhodnius.
natalensis. Anopheles ; Psoroptes.
natricis, Ophionyssus.
Naucoris, in Russia, I. 195; pre-
dacious on Anopheline larvae,
IX. 142.
Naucoris cimicoides, L., inoculation
of, with Leptomonads, IX. 144.
nearctica, Sarcophaga scoparia'.
nearcticus, Aedes [Ochlerofatus) (see
A. alpinus).
neavei, Culicoides ; Pangonia ; Rhi-
picephalus ; Simulium.
nebulo, Musca.
nebulosus, Culex [Culiciomyia).
Necreninus leucarthros, Thoms.,
parasite of flies in Britain, VIII.
22.
Necrobia ruficollis, F., bionomics of,
in British Isles, VIII. 58.
Necrobia rufipes, DeG., on hides
from India, III. 143; found in
copra, VIII. 150.
Necrophoriis fossor, Erichs., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Necrophoriis humator, F., predacious
on flies in Britain, VIII. 22.
nefanda, Haematopota.
negativus, Tabanus.
neglectus, Phlebotomus.
negrensis, Wyeomyia.
neiveti, Culex : Uranotaenia.
neivai. Anopheles {Dendropaedium) ;
Diachlorus ; Sarcophaga.
neniocallosus , Tabanus.
Neniopoda cylindrica, F., bionomics
of, in Britain, IV. 143 ; in France,
II. 134; breeding-places of, in
U.S.A., VI. 116; spread of, by
human agency, V. 192.
nemopunctatus , Tabanus.
152
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
nemoralis, Tabanus.
Nemorius, IX. 144; in Russia, III.
195 ; notice of key to, IX. 46.
Nemorius singularis (see Mesomyia).
nemorosiis, Mg., Aedes (Culex) (see
A. coininunis).
nemorosus, auct., Culicada (Ochlero-
tatus) (see Aedes pnnctor var.
meigenanus) .
nemorum, Ritteria.
nemotiiberculatus , Tabanus.
neoapicalis, Psorophora [Culex, Jan-
thinosoma) (see P. confinnis).
Neocalliphora ochracea, Schiner, in
Australia, III. 14, 185, V. 6,
VIII. 73, IX. 155; bionomics
of, V. 6.
Neocellia (see Anopheles).
Neoceratopogon belliis, Coq., in
Illinois, IV. 55.
Neochrysops, gen. n., VII. 128.
Neochrysops globosus, McAtee &
Walton, described as new from
U.S.A., VII. 128.
Neoculex, X. 153 ; a subgenus of
Culex [q.v.), VIII. 101.
Neocuierebra squamosa, Griinb., in-
festing the African elephant,
III. 100, IV. 40, VI. 107, VII. 117.
Neohaematopiiius antennatus, Os-
born, var. semifasciaiits, Ferris,
on squirrel in N. America, IV.
177.
neolatifrons , Tabanus.
Neomacleaya australis, Tayl. nee
Erichs., described as new, IV. 11 ;
a synonym of Culex hilli, q.v.
Neomelanoconion chrysothorax (see
Culex) .
Neomelanoconion palpal is (see
A edes) .
Neomyzomyia (see Anopheles),
neopalpalis, Tabanus.
Neophlebotomus, a subgenus of
Phlebotomus (q.v.), IX. 22.
Neopollenia stygia (see Pollenia).
Neopollenia villosa, R.-D. (see
Pollenia stygia).
Neopsylla faceta, Roths., described
as new from squirrel in U.S.A.,
IV. 33.
Neopsylla inopina, Roths., described
as new from rodents in Canada,
IV. 33.
Neopsylla secura. Roths., described
as new from Epimys in India,
IV. 33.
Neopsylla similis, Chapin, on Pero-
myscus in U.S.A., VII. 121.
Neopsylla spinea, Roths., described
as new from Rumania, IV. 33 ;
hosts of, IV. 33.
Neopsylla stevensi. Roths., de-
scribed as new from Epimys
fulvescens in India, IV. 33.
Neopsylla testor, Roths., described
as new from U.S.A., IV. 33.
Neosquamomyia, gen. n., II. 135.
Neosquamomyia breinli (see Armi-
geres) .
Neostethopheles aitkeni (see Ano-
pheles).
Neotabanus comitans, Wied., in
Brazil, III. 81, IV. 36, VI. 90.
Neotabanus dorsiger, Wied., in Bra-
zil, VI. 90.
Neotabanus ixyostactes, Wied., in
Brazil, III. 81.
Neotabanus modes tus, Wied., in
Brazil, VI. 90.
Neotabanus obsoletus, Wied., in
Brazil, III. 81.
Neotabanus {Tabanus) ochrophilus,
Lutz, in Brazil, II. 107, III. 81,
IV. 36.
Neotabanus triangulum, Wied., in
Brazil, III. 81, IV. 36; larva of.
II. 107.
Neotabanus trilineatus (see Tabanus) .
neotricolor, Erephopsis.
Neottiophyllum praeustum, Mg.,
parasitising birds in Central Eiir-
ope, IX. 20, X. 140.
Nepa cinerea, L., predacious on
mosquito larvae in Macedonia,
• VI. 162; experimental trans-
mission of flagellates of, III. 68.
154, VI. 44, 103, VIII. 42, IX. 96.
nepenthis, Rachionotomyia.
nervosa, Aspilota.
neumanni , Haemaphy sails.
nevadensis, Hemileuca.
Nevermannia (see Simulium).
newsteadi, Culicoides.
Newsteadia (see Sergentiomyia).
Neivsteadina, gen. n., proposed for
Stomoxys fuscus, IX. 207.
nicceriensis, Culex.
nicnic, Phlebotomus.
nidi, Haemogamasus.
nidicola, Camus [Hylemyia) ; Cor-
ticaria.
nidulans, Sarcopterinus.
nigellus, Culicoides.
niger, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) ; Chry-
sops ; Culex nocturnus.
nigeriae, Culicoides ; Dasyhelea.
nigeriensis, Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
nigerrima, Culiciomyia (see Culex
minutissimus) ; Uranotaenia.
nigerrimus, Anopheles (see A. hyr-
canus) ; Mucidus ; Phlebotomus
perniciosus.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
153
nigra, 01 fersia; Ophyra ; Spalangia;
Stomoxys.
nigrans, Anopheles (see A. karwari).
nigrescens, Aedes (see Culex castren-
sis) ; Culex {Danielsia) .
nigricans, Cuterebra ; Dasyhelea ;
Metoponaplos ; Ornithoctona ;
Taeniorhynchus [Mansonia] .
nigricephalus, Aedes (Ochlerotatus) .
nigriceps, Chrysomyia (see C. com-
brea).
nigrifacies, Tabanus.
nigrimana, Lonchaea.
nigrinus, Aedes [Culicada, Ochlero-
tatus) (see A. sticticus).
nigripalpis, Lucilia (see L. sylvar-
uni).
nigripalpus, Culex.
nigripennis, Chrysomyia (see C.
marginalis) ; Culicoides ; Ecten-
opsis vulpecula ; Haematopota ;
Pelecorhynchus.
nigripes, Aedes {Culex, Ochlerotatus)
(see A. alpinus) ; Anopheles (Coe-
lodiazesis) (see A . plumbeus) ;
Chrysops ; Palpomyia ; Urano-
taeiiin.
nigripes var. sylvae, Aedes (see A.
sticticus).
nigrirostris, Culex fatigans.
nigristigma, Diachlorus.
nigritarsis, Anopheles {Myzorhyn-
chella) ; Tabanus.
nigrithorax, A edes [Ochlerotatus) ;
Musca (see M. ventrosa).
nigritibialis, Dicrobezzia.
nigritta, Olfersia.
nigritulus, Culex.
nigroapicalis, Silvius.
nigrocincta, Cuterebra.
nigrofusca, Dasyhelea ; Glossina.
nigrolineatus , Dermacentor.
nigromaculis, Aedes.
nigrosignatus, Taeniorhynchus (see
T. giblini).
nigrostriatus, Tabanus.
nigroviolacea, Paratricyclea.
nigrovittatiis, Demoplatus ; Tabanus.
nigrum, Homoeomma ; SimuHum
[Wilhelmia) .
nilgiricus, Culex.
nilgiriensis, Ceratophyllus .
nili. Anopheles,
nilicola, Atrichopogon.
niligena, Ceratopogon.
Nilobezzia armata, Kieff., described
as new from Sudan, X. 52.
Nilobezzia armata var. albipennis,
Kieff., described as new from
Sudan, X. 52.
Nilobezzia armata var. flaviventris.
Kieff., described as new from
Sudan, X. 52.
Nilobezzia armata var. fusca, Kieff.,
described as new from Sudan,
X. 52.
nilogenits, Culicoides.
Nilohelia albipennis, Kieft., de-
scribed as new from Sudan, X.
52.
nilophilus, Culicoides .
nilotica, Lepidohelea.
niloticus, Atrichopogon conglomera-
tus.
nimbus, Anopheles {Stethomyia).
niphadopsis, Aedes.
Niptus hololeucus, Fald., infesting
casein in Britain, IV. 179.
Nirmus, feeding on blood, IX. 43.
nitens, Dermacentor ; Rhipicephalus
(see R. appendiculatus).
nitidifrons, Simuliuni ornatum.
nitidula, Psilohelea.
nitidum, Hyalomma ; Pseudoselaso-
ma ; SimuHum (see S. amazoni-
cum) .
nitidus, Sabethoides.
Nitzschia pulicaris, Nitzsch (see
Dennyus truncatus) .
nivarleti, Rhinoestrus.
niveitaeniata, Theobaldia.
niveopalpis. Anopheles (see A.
eiseni) .
niveovittata, Erephopsis (see Osca
limbithorax) .
niveus, Dermacentor reticulatus.
nivipes. Anopheles fuliginosus ;
Trichoprosopon ; Uranotaenicu
[Anisocheleomyia) .
nivipous, Uranotaenia.
nivosus, Tabanus.
nobile, SimuHum.
nobilis, Lucilia (see L. sericata).
noctifer, Chrysops.
nocturnus, Culex (see Aedes vexans) ;
Taeniorhynchus (Chrysoconops)
(see T. cristatus).
nodosus, Chelifer {Chernes).
nolleri, SimuHum.
normanensis, Aedes {Culex, Ochlero-
tatus).
Nosomma, gen. n., IX. 44.
Nosomma {Hyalomma) monstrosum,
Nutt. & Warb., IX. 44; on
pigs in India, VII. 69.
notata, Chloropisca ; Phora ; Sca-
topse.
notatus, Silvius.
Notoedres (see Notoedrus).
notoedres, Sar copies (see Notoedrus
muris) .
Notoedrus {Notoedres) , causing
mange in rats, I. 103, X. 4;
154
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
measures against, on rabbits, X.
60.
Notoedrus {Notoedres) alepis, R. &
L., possibly infesting rats, IX.
122.
Notoedrus {Notoedres, Sarcoptes) cati,
Hering, causing mange in cats,
V. 128; remedies against, III. 5.
Notoedrus (Notoedres) cati var. cuni-
culi, Gerl., causing mange in
rabbits, VI. 94.
Notoedrus (Notoedres, Sarcoptes)
ciiniculi var. minor, Raill., in-
festing rabbits, III. 226.
Notoedrus (Notoedres) muris, Megn.,
at Accra, VI. 16 ; in Britain,
III. 9; infesting rats. III. 9,
VI. 16, IX. 122, X. 43.
Notoedrus (Notoedres) musculi, Oud.,
probably infesting rats, IX. 122.
Notonecta, predacious on mosquito
larvae, I. 195, III. 69, V. 104,
VI. 39, IX. 75, 142.
Notorrecta glauca, L., predacious
on mosquito larvae in India and
Macedonia, II. 154, VI. 162;
inoculation of, with Leptomonads,
IX. 144.
notoscriptus, Aedes (Ochlevotatiis,
Scutomyia).
novumhrosus , Anopheles (Myzorhyn-
chus).
noxialis, Dermatohia (Cuterebra) (see
D. hominis).
nubeculosus, Ciilicoides.
nubica, Mylabris ; Xenopsylla.
nubilus, Aedes.
nudatus, A noniiopsyllus .
nudipennis, Dasyhelca.
nudus, Cytoleichus (Cytodites) ; Ptil-
onyss us ; Tahan us.
nummular ia, Uropoda.
nursei, Pyretophorus (see Anopheles
superpictus).
nurus, Sarcophaga (see 5. haemorr-
hoidalis).
nuttalli, Ixodes ; Laelaps.
nyassae, Liponyssus.
Nycteridocoptcs pteropi, Rodh. &
Gedoelst, described as new from
bats in Belgian Congo, IX. 114.
Nycterophilia, gen. n., V. 29.
Nycterophilia coxata, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Macrotus
californicus in California, V. 29.
Nygmia phaeorrhoea, Don., urtica-
ting spines of, VI. 230.
Nysius, probably transmitting fla-
gellates to Euphorbia, IX. 106,
107, 120.
Nyssomyzomyia (see Anopheles).
Nysson, predacious on flies in
Australia, VI. 68.
Nyssorhynchtts (see Anopheles).
o.
obertliuri, Microstyluni.
obesa, Volucclla.
obliquemaculatus, Tabanus (see T.
leucostoniiis).
obliquits, Tabanus.
oblita, Dendromyia ; Psorophora
(J anthinosoma) (see P. posticata).
obliterata, Adalia.
oblongata, Stomoxys (see 5. oblongo-
punctata),
oblongi folia , A mblycorypha.
oblongoguttatum, A mblyomma.
oblongopunctata, Stomoxys.
obreptans, Siniuliu}u.
obscura, Dasyhelca ; Silpha ; Uran-
otaenia.
obscurata, Mydaea.
obscurehirttis , Tabanus.
obscuripes, Tabanus.
obscurissinius, Tabanus.
obscurus, Aedes (see A. communis);
Culex (Acalleomyia) ; Tenebrio.
obsoleta, Haematopota.
obsoletus, Chrvsops ; CitUcoides ,
Eristalis ; Neotabanus.
obturbans, Armigeres (Desvoidya,
Stegomyia).
occidentalis, Aedes (Culex, Ochlero-
tatus) ; Anopheles (see A. maculi-
pennis) ; Dermacentor rcticulatus ;
Rothschildella.
occulta, Wyeomyia.
oceaniae, Calliphora (Paracaliiphora)
(see Anastellorhina augur).
ocellatus, Culex.
och i , Pygiopsylla .
Ochlerotatus, a subgenus of Aedes,
q.v.
Ochlerotatus -jamaicensis (see Psoro-
phora) .
Ochlerotatus pulchripalpis (see Ortho-
podomyia) .
ochracea, Dichelacera ; Neocalliphora.
ochraceus, Aedes (Ochlerotatiis).
ochreoflavus, Tabanus-.
ochrescentipes, Simnlium.
ochripalpis, Sarcophaga (see S.
irrequieta).
ochroleucus, Tabanus.
Ochroniyia, VII. 121.
Ochroniyia jejuna, F., predacious
habits of, in India, VI. 131.
ochrophilus, Neotabanus (Tabanus).
Ochrops (Atylotus) fulvus, Mg., IX.
145.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
155
Och.ro ps kevteszi (see Tabanus).
Ochvops loewiaiiHs, Villen., described
as new, IX. 145; formerly
contused with O. fiilvus, IX. 145.
ochrosoma, Kempia.
ochrothorax, Culicoidds.
ochrura, Wyeomyia.
Ocinarcl lewinae (see Trilocha).
ocossa, Ciile.x (Melanoconion).
octosis;natus, Culicoides.
ociilata, Lncilia (female) (see L.
pilata) ; (male) (see L. caesar).
ociilata, Tkelida.
oculatus, Ceratophyllus ; Rhipice-
phaliis ; Tabanus.
oculipibis, Tabanus fuscipes.
oculus, Tabanus.
Odagrnia (see Simulium).
odiatus, Culicoides.
odibilis, Culicoides.
Odoniomachus ruficeps, Sm., var.
aciitidens, Forel, predacious on
Lvperosia exigiia in Australia,
VI. 119.
Odontomyia virgo, Wied., found in
nest of Bembex spinolae in N.
America, V. 74.
■Oecaciis hirimdinis (see Civnex).
Oecophylla smaragdina, F., attacking
man in Australia, X. 168.
Oecothea fenestralis, Fin., in houses
in Britain, IV. 102.
Oedemagena tarandi, L., infesting
caribou in N. Canada, VII. 196
in Lapland, VIII. 74, X. 40
infesting reindeer in Norway
VI. 78 ; bionomics and control of
X. 40; spiracles in larva of, VI
139; egg of, VI. 166.
oestyoides, Adersia [Melissomorplia) .
Oestromyia martnotae, Gedoelst, de-
scribed as new from marmot in
Central Asia, VIT. 116.
Oestrus, in imported goats in Dutch
E. Indies, X. 232; hosts of, V.
49.
Oestrus aureoargeniatus , Rodh. &
Be(i., infesting haartebeeste in
Africa, III. 146, 198. VII. 170.
Oestrus bertvandi, Rodh. & Beq.,
described as new. III. 146; a
synonym of O. variolosus, q.v.
Oestrus compositus, Gedoelst, de-
scribed as new from antelopes
in Africa, VII. 116.
Oestrus disjiinctus, Gedoelst, de-
scribed as riew, VII. 116 ; in-
festing antelopes in Africa, VII.
116, 170.
Oestrus interruptits, Gedoelst, de-
scribed as new from haartebeeste
in Africa, VII. 170.
Oestrus macdonaldi, Ged., infesting
haartebeeste in Africa, VII. 170.
Oestrus macropi (see Tracheomvia).
Oestrus maculator (see CepJialopsis
titillator) .
Oestrus ovis, L., in E. Africa, VII
170; in W. Africa, III. 99
in Argentina, 1. 148 ; in Australia
IV. 183, VI. 93, VII. 12, VIII
74, 138, IX. 105; in Brazil
VI. 130; in Egypt, VI. 239; in
France, X. 54 ; in Germany, IV
10 ; in India and Mesopotamia
IX. 102; in Mexico, X. 69; in
New Zealand, VII. 180, X. 183
in Russia, I. 134; in Turkey, X.
159 ; in U.S.A., III. 149, VI^ 170,
IX 110, 183, X. 170, 199;
infesting goats in Zanzibar, III.
48, VI. 47 ; infesting man, I. 134,
193, III. 32, 152, 159, VIII.
66, 151, 169, X. 54, 159;
effect of, in sheep, IV. 10 ;
causing anaphylaxis in sheep,
VI. 44; bionomics of, I. 134-137,
234, VI. 93, IX. 102, 110, 183;
measures against, I. 136, 148,
II. 64, V. 177, VI. 93, 170, VIII.
138, IX. 102, 110, 183 ; posterior
stigmata of larva of, II. 131.
Oestrus purpureus (see Rhinoestriis).
Oestrus titillator (see CepJialopsis].
Oestrus variolosus, Lw. [bertrandi,
Rodh. & Beq.), infesting haarte-
beeste in Africa, II. 91, HI. 99.,
198, IV. 22; larva of O. interrup-
tus recorded as, VII. 170 ; synon-
ymy of, IV. 22 ; described as
O. bertrandi, sp. n.. III. 146.
okinawanus, Tabamis.
oknos, Tabanus.
oldi, Ixodes; Pangonia.
oleae, Dacus.
olens, Helomyza.
oleracea, Tipiila.
oleraceum, Eurydema {Pentatoma).
Olfersia, infesting birds in Brazil,
VI. 92.
Olfersia albipennis. Say, on birds
in U.S.A., IV. 169, x! 148.
Olfersia americana. Leach, on birds
in U.S.A., IV. 169, X. 148.
Olfersia angustifrons, Wulp, on birds
in U.S.A., IV. 169.
Olfersia botaurinorum, Swenk, de-
scribed as new from birds in
U.S.A., IV. 169.
Olfersia capensis (see Lynchia).
Olfersia fusca, Macq., on birds in
Brazil, IV. 138.
Olfersia holoptera, Lutz, Nei\a &
156
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Costa Lima, described as new
from birds in Brazil, IV. 138.
Olfersia intertropica, Wlk., on birds
in U.S.A., IV. 169.
Olfersia (Ortholfersia) macleayi,
Leach, hosts of, in Australia,
III. 17, VIII. 73.
Olfersia nigra, Perty, on swallows
in Brazil, TV. 138".
Olfersia vigrita, Speis., in Philip-
pines, VIII. 193.
Olfersia palustris, Lutz, Neiva &
Costa Lima, described as new
from birds in Brazil, IV. 137.
Olfersia raptatorimi, Lutz, Neiva &
Costa Lima, described as new
from birds in Brazil, IV. 138.
Olfersia sciitellaris, Swenk, described
as new from birds in U.S.A.,
IV. 169.
Olfersia wolcotti, Swenk, described
as new from birds in U.S.A.,
IV. 169.
oligocena, Glossina {Paloes/nis).
olivata, Bembex.
oliviae, Hemileuca.
Omaloplia, destroyed by Tabanid
larvae. III. 195.
omega, Sarcofhaga {Parasarco-
phaga) : Stomoxys.
omikron, Sarcophaga.
omoxantha, Dasyhelea.
omurensis, A edes {Ecculex) (see A .
alhosciitellatifs).
Oncopeltus famelicus, F., parasitised
bv Leptomonas, T. 141.
Onesia cognata, Mg., bionomics of,
in Britain, IV. 145.
Onitis phartopus, Dalm., attempted
introduction of, into Hawaii
against Lyperosia ivitans, X. 83.
onondagensis, A edes (see A. dorsalis).
Onthophagiis hifasciatus, F., infesting
the human intestine in Ceylon
and India, VIII. 160, X. 81."
Onthophagus hecate, Panzer, Gongy-
loiiema scutatnni found in, in
U.S.A., IV. 63.
Onthophagus pennsylvan icus, Harold,
Gongvlonema scutatum found in,
in U.S.A., IV. 63.
Ortthophagiis pitgnax, Harold, at-
tempted introduction of, into
Hawaii against Lvperosia irritans,
X. 83.
opaca, Erephopsis ; Lyrosoma ;
Phora (Trupheoneura).
opacum, Pseudoselasoma.
opacus, Phanurus.
Ophionyssiis natricis, Gerv., infest-
ing Viprra libetiiia in Algeria,
vi. 139.
Ophyra aencscens, Wied., in TJ.S.A.,
V. 92, IX. 194; dispersion of,
by flight, IX. 194.
0-bhvra analis, Mac:) , in Australi;:,
'VIII. 74, IX. i55; infesting
sheep in New Zealand, X. 204.
Ophyra cadaver ina (see Pyr cilia).
Ophyra chalcogaster, Wied., in Dutch
E. Indies, VIII. 71.
Ophyra hirtiiibia, Stein, described
as new from Dutch E. Indies,
VIII. 71.
Ophyra leucosloma, Wied., in Bri-
tain, IV. 109, 143; in U.S.A.,
IV. 5, V. 92, 125, 145, VI. 116.
VII. 10, 121, IX. 194; bionomics
of, IV. 143 ; seasonal prevalence
of. V. 125, VII. 10; dispersion
of, by flight, VII. 121, IX. 194;
breeding-places of, VI. 116; not
ovipositing on meat, VI. 81;
traps for, IV. 5, V. 45.
Ophyra nigra, Wied., in Australia,
III. 15, 185, IV. 183, V. 6, 166^
VII. 100, IX. 65, 155, X. 1, 56;
in Korea, VII. 142, IX. 180»
X. 206; bionomics of, V. 6, IX.
65, 155 ; infesting sheep, V. 166 ;
hibernation of, IX. 180, X. 206;
parasites of, VII. 100, X. 1, 56;
anatoinv of larva of, IX. 64.
Ophvra simplex. Stein, in Dutch E.
Indies, VIII. 71.
Ophyra spinigera, Stein, in Dutch E,
Indies, VIII. 71.
Opifex fuscus, Hutton, in New
Zealand, IX. 133, X. 155; new
sub-family proposed for, X. 155 ;
systematic position of, IX. 133.
optatus, Tabanus.
Orasenia viridis, Ashm., planidium
stage of, IX. 45.
orbitale, Simulium.
oreophilus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) .
orientalis. Anopheles {Neomyzomyia)
punctulatus ; Blatta [Periplaneta) ;
Chrysomyia (see C albiceps) ;
Culex ; Vespa.
orientis, Tabanus.
originator, Culex.
or ion, Tabanus.
ornata, Rachionotom,yia [Aedes,
Stegomyia) ; Uranotaenia.
ornatipes, Lepidohelea.
ornatissimus , Tabanus.
ornatothoracis, Culex,
ornatum, Eurydema [Pentatoma) ,"
Simulium.
ornatus, Mg., Aedes (Ochlerotatus,
Culex, Culicada) (see A. genicu-
latiis).
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
157
ornatus, Tayl., Ae>hs {Stegomyia)
(see Rachionotomyia).
ornatus, Theo., Acdcs {Skitsea)
funereus.
ornatus, Glyciphagus ; Pelecorhyn-
chus (see P. maculipennis).
Oruithociona, notice of key to, X.
226.
Ornithoctona albiventris, Bau, de-
scribed as new from owls in
Cuba, X. 226.
Ornithoctona erythrocephala, Leach,
distribution of, X. 148; in
Brazil, IV. 138; on birds, IV.
138, X. 148.
Ornithoctona haitiensis, Big., in
Cuba, X. 226.
Ornithoctona nigricans, Leach, in
New Guinea, III. 155; in Philip-
pines, VII. 193.
Ornithodorus, not found in French
W. Africa and Tunisia, X. 12, 69 ;
uta probably not carried by, in
Peru, IV. 63 ; method of trans-
mission of spirochaetes by, IX.
204.
Ornithodorus amhhis. Chamberlain,
infesting penguins in Peru, IX.
40.
Ornithodorus asperus, Warb., de-
scribed as new from Mesopotamia,
VII. 70.
Ornithodorus canestrinii, Bir., in
Russia, V. 99.
Ornithodorus coniceps. Can. (see 0.
talaje var. coniceps).
Ornithodorus coriaceus, Koch, bio-
nomics of, in California, IV. 119.
Ornithodorus crossi, Brumpt, trans-
mission of surra by, in Punjab,
X. 63.
Ornithodorus erraticus, Lucas, in
N. Africa, VII. 86; on rodents
in Egypt, III. 47.
Ornithodorus furcosus, Neum., possi-
bly transmitting recurrent fever
in Venezuela, X. 158.
Ornithodorus lahorensis, Neum., in
India, V. 39, X. 63; conveying
relapsing fever in Persia, VIII.
197 ; feeding on goats, V. 39.
Ornithodorus marocanus, Velu, de-
scribed as new, VII. 86; in
Morocco, VII. 86, IX. 78, 150,
X. 187; bionomics of, X. 187;
attacking pigs, VII. 86 ; anatomy
of, IX. 150.
Ornithodorus niegnini, Duges, in, S.
Africa, I. 139, II. 180, V. 186,
VI. 32, IX. 8, 85, 160; in
Argentina, VII. 11 ; in Canada,
IV. 80; in U.S.A., II. 102a,
105, V. 80, 167, VI. 64, 169, 183,
VII. 92, 93, VIII. 99, IX, 110;
hosts of, IV. 80, VI, 64, 169,
VII. 11, 92, 93, IX, 110, 160;
bionomics of, V. 167, TX. 8;
measures against, VI, 32, VII.
92, 93, IX, 85.
Orni.tliodorus moubata, Murr,, III.
44, IV. 131, X, 139 ; in E. Africa,
I. 76, II. 124, VI. 33, VII. 108,
151, 176, IX. 93; in Belgian
Congo, IV. 64, V. 36, VII. 51,
VIII. 17, X. 44, 146; in French
Congo, II. 79; in Portuguese
Congo, II. 117 ; in Madagascar,
I. 120, V. 19; not found on
the Niger, X. 172 ; in Nyasaland,
VIII. 33 ; in N. Rhodesia, I. 171 ;
in Somaliland, X. 158 ; in Italian
Somaliland, IV. 70 ; in Uganda,
III. 151; absent from Zanzibar,
III. 50; and relapsing fever,
I. 72, 116, 120, II. 79, 119, 124,
IV. 64, 119, V. 19, 153, VI 33,
138, 226, VII. 51, 108, 151, 176,
IX. 93, X. 28, 146, 158, 219;
experiments with Leishniania and,
I. 2, IV. 103; life-history of
Spirochaeta duttoni in, IX, 85;
spirochaetes in, I. 33, 215, VI.
138 ; experimentally infected
with Trypanosoma cruzi, II. 87,
VI. 213; attempts to transmit
Trypanosoma rhodesiense by, I.
172, IV. 44 ; bionomics of. III.
151, X. 25, 28, 44, 219 ; effect of
rearing, on cold-blooded animals,
X. 219; infesting dogs, III. 4;
associated with pigs, IV. 44,
102, V. 36 ; resistance of, to
various sheep dips, I. 63.
Ornithodorus piriformis, Warb., de-
scribed as new from India, VII.
70.
Ornithodorus reticulatus, Gerv. (see
0. talaje).
Ornithodorus rostratus, Arag., at-
tacking man in Brazil, IX. 122;
probably transmitting relapsing
fever in Colombia, VII. 11;
0. turicata compared with, \ll.
II, VIII. 172.
Ornithodorus savignyi, Audouin, in
E. Africa, II. 124, 152; in
India, IV. 91, V. 39; in N.
Nigeria, III. 129; in Somaliland,
1. 116, 11. 9, III. 72, 150. 229,
IV. 70, VII. 151, VIII, 70; in
Tunis, I. 43, 72; in Uganda,
II. 124; experiments with Leish-
mania and, I. 1, 208; and
relapsing fever. III. 72, 150,
158
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
VIII. 70; bionomics of, III.
73, 1S9, 229, VII. 151, X. 139;
feeding on goats, V. 39 ; pairing
with O. mo'iibata, X. 25.
Ornitliodorits talaje, Guer., VIII.
89 ; on Cerodon rupesfris in
Brazil, VI. 80; in Chile, IV.
177, VI. 181; in Morocco, IX.
78 ; transmitting relapsing fever
in Panama, IX. 198, X. 173;
in Paraguay, VII. 11 ; infesting
Sitla nebouxi in Peru, IX. 40;
in Russia, V. 99; in U.S.A.,
VI. 67; possibly transmitting
relapsing fever in Venezuela,
X. 158 ; attacking horses, IV. 177 ;
attacking man, VI. 181, IX. 78;
bionomics of, VII. 11 ; O. maroca-
nus allied to, IX. 151.
Ornithodorits talaje var. coniceps,
Can., attacking man in France,
VII. 115.
Ornifhodoriis iholozani, Lab. &
Megn., in Persia, III. 124; in
Russia, V. 99; in Transcaspia, II.
119; in Transcaucasia, X. 102;
and relapsing fever, II. 119, III.
124, X. 102.
Orniihodorus turicata, Duges, hosts
of, in Argentina, VII. 11 ; trans-
mitting relapsing fever in Colom-
bia, III. 70; infesting man and
pigs in Mexico, V. 36 ; species
allied to, in Peru, IV. 63;
probably transmitting relapsing
fever in Venezuela, VIII. 2, X.
158 ; characters distinguishing O.
marocanus from, VII. 86, IX.
151 ; O. rostrahis compared with,
VII. 11, VIII. 172.
Ornithoica, notice of key to, X. 226.
Orniihoica coiiflnens, Say {confluenta,
Say), on birds in Brazil and
U.S.A., IV. 138, X. 148.
Ornithoica melaleuca, Bau, described
as new from owls in Cuba, X. 226.
Ornithoica pvomiscua, Ferris & Cole,
described as new from birds in
California, X. 175.
Ornithomusca, parasitic on birds,
X. 139.
Ornithomusca. victoria. Towns., de-
scribed as new from nest of
Pardalotus in Victoria, IV. 159.
Orniihoniyia anchineuria, Speis., on
birds in U.S.A.. X. 148.
Ornithoniyia avicularia, L., infesting
nuthatches in Germany, X. 15 ;
on ptarmigan in Norway, IV. 180 ;
on crows in Ontario, X. 115.
Ornithomvia biiteonis, Swenk, de-
scribed as new from birds in
U.S.A., IV. 169.
Ornithoniyia costaricensis, Swenk,
described as new from birds in
U.S.A., IV. 169.
Ornithoniyia pirangae, Swenk, de-
scribed as new from birds in
U.S.A., IV. 169.
Orihellia cornicina (see Cryptolucilia) .
Orthetrum brachiale, P. de B., pre-
dacious on Gloss ina nwrsitans in
Nyasaland, IX. 175.
Orthetrum chrysostignia, Burm., pre-
dacious on Glossina morsitans in
Nyasaland, IV. 28, IX. 175.
Orthocladiiis, in Peru, I. 222.
orthodoxa, Uranotaenia.
Ortholfersia macleayi (see Olfersia).
Orthopodomyia, notice of key to,
X. 229 ; breeding in holes in trees,
IX. 38.
Orthopodomyia albionensis, Mac-
Gregor, described as new, VIII. 48 ;
a synonym of O. pulchripalpis, q.v.
Orthopodomyia [Bancroftia) fascipes,
Coq., in Panama Canal Zone,
IX. 108; in Trinidad, V. 60.
Orthopodomyia pulchripalpis, Rond.
(albionensis, MacGregor), bred
from a tree-hole in Epping Forest,
VIII. 13, 48; rare in France, IX.
38 ; described as O. albionensis,
sp. n., VIII. 48; synonymy of,
X. 18.
Orthopodomyia signifer, Coq., breed-
ing-places of, in N. Carolina, IV.
136.
Orthostylus ambiguus, Lutz & Neiva,
described as new from Brazil,
III. 82.
oryzae, Calandra.
Oryzaephilus surinamensis (see Sil-
vaniis).
osborni, Glossina.
Osca, Diatomineura a synonym of,
VIII. 208.
Osca {Pangonia) barbata, L., in S.
Africa, VIII. 208.
Osca {Pangonia) fulvifascia, Wlk.,
in S. Africa, VIII. 208.
Osca [Erephopsis) lata, Guer., the
type of the genus, VIII. 208.
Osca limbithorax, Macq., described
as Erephopsis niveovittatus, sp. n.,
from New South Wales, VIII. 173.
Osca maciiliventris, Westw. [Ere-
phopsis jacksoni, Macq.), in New-
South Wales, IV. 182.
Oscinis theae, Big., a leaf-miner of
tea in India, VI. 22.
osivaldi, Aedes {Finlaya).
otipsa, Sarcophaga.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
159
Otodectes cynotis, Hering {Chorioptes
ecaudatus, Megn.), on foxes in
Canada, X. 139 ; on cats and
dogs, I. 101.
Otodectes {Chorioptes) cynotis canis,
Bendz, on dogs, III. 5.
Otodectes [Chorioptes) cynotis felis,
Huber, on cats. III. 5.
Otodectes [Chorioptes) cynotis furonis,
Megn., causing otitis in ferrets,
III. 6.
otomydis, Polyplax.
otophila, Haemaphysalis.
oudemansi , H aemogamasits .
ousqua, Culex.
ovatus, Ixodes.
ovillus, Linognathiis [Haematopinits) .
ovinus, Melophagus.
ovipara, Musca (see M. antuninalis).
ovis, Oestrus [Cephalomyia) ; Psorop-
tes conummis (see P. ovis); Sar-
coptes scahiei ; Trichodectes.
ovivorus, Phanurus.
Oxybelus, predacious on Siomoxys,
I. 147, VIII. 103.
Oxycareiras Javaterae, F., new flagel-
late in, X. 112.
oxystonia, Culicoides.
Oxytelus tetracarinatus, Block, in
the human eye, VIII. 122.
pabuloruni, Muscina.
pacae, Amblyomma.
pachycephalus, Stibasoma.
pachyceras, Symphoromyia.
Pachvcerina flavida, Wied., sucking
blood of larvae of Erinnyis ello,
II. 132.
Pachycrepoideus dubius, Ashm.,
parasitising Muscids in Australia,
VIII. 174, IX. 156, X. 1, 2, 134;
parasitising house-flies in U.S.A.,
X. 1.
Pachvlis, confused with Triatoma
in "Brazil, VI. 92.
pachymerus, Culicoides.
pachypus, Laelaps.
pacificiis, Culex.
padi, Priophorus.
Paederus, causing dermatitis in
man in Brazil, VI. 92.
Paedenis colutnbiniis, Lap., causing
dermatitis in Brazil, IV. 15, 51.
Paederus crebripunctatus, Epp.,
causing dermatitis in E. Africa,
IV. 167.
Paederus fuscipes, Curt., in Russia,
III. 68, IV. 51; causing derma-
titis in man. III. 68, VIII, 122.
Paederus gemellus, Kraatz, causing
dermatitis in man, VIII. 122.
Paederus limnophilus, Er., causing
dermatitis in man, VIII. 122.
Paederus litoralis, Grav., causing
dermatitis in man, VIII. 122.
Paederus riparius, L., causing der-
matitis in man, VIII. 122.
Paederus ruficollis, F., causing der-
matitis in man, VIII. 122.
pagetonotuni, Aedes.
Palaeopsylla gracilis, Tasch., in-
fected with Trypanosoma talpae,
I. 134.
Palaeopsylla iberica, J. & R.,
described as new from Spain, IX.
61 ; hosts of, IX. 61.
Palaeopsylla minor, Dale, hosts of,
in Britain, I. 103, IX. 47.
Palaeopsylla sorecis. Dale, on rats
in Britain, I. 103.
palaivanensis, Popea.
palestinensis, Arwpheles (see A.
superpictiis).
Palimmecomyia, gen. n., VII. 12.
Palimmecomyia celaenospila, Tayl.,
described as new from New South
Wales, VII. 12.
pallescens, Psorophora.
palliatus, Taeniorhynchus (see Aedes
fulvithorax) .
pallicera, Glossina.
pallida, Glossina morsitans ; Phei-
dole ; Probezzia; Trombicula.
pallidepectoratus, Tabanus.
pallidicornis, Culicoides; Haema-
topota.
pallidifacies, Tabanus.
pallidihalter , Dasyhelea.
pallidipennis, Culicoides.
pallidipes, Atrichopogon ; Glossina;
Lyperosia ; Tabanus.
pallidiventer, Wyeomyia [Phonio-
myia) .
pallidocephalus, Culex.
pallidothorax, Culicioniyia.
pallidula, Chrysops.
pallidum, Menopon.
pallidus, Ludl., Anopheles [Stetho-
myia) (see A. aitkeni).
pallidus, Theo., Anopheles,
pallidus, Anopheles [Myzorhynchus)
barbirostris ; Pulex.
pallinervis, Sarcophaga.
paliipennis, Tabanus.
pallipes, Mycetobia.
pallirostris, A edes [Finlaya) .
palmeni, Aedes (see A. communis),
palmensis, Tabanus.
palmeri, Simulimn.
palmerstoni, Tabanus.
Paloestrus oligocenus (see Glossina).
160
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
palpalis, Aedes {Banksinella, Neo-
melanoconion) ; Ciilex (see C.
annulirosiris) ; Glossina ; Trom-
bicida.
palpalis, Brethes, Tabaniis.
palpalis, Ric, Tabanus.
palpalis, Tayl., Tabanus (see T.
neopalpalis).
Palpomyia, attracted to lights in
Brazil, I. 65.
Palpomyia armipes, Mg., synonymy
of, X. 141.
Palpomyia bifasciata, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Queensland,
VII. 154.
Palpomyia boliviensis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Bolivia, VII.
154.
Palpomyia callangana, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Peru, VII.
154.
Palpomyia columbiana, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Colombia,
VII. 154.
Palpomyia crassicrus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Palpomyia dorsofasciata, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Palpomyia fasciata, Mg., P. picta
a variety of, X. 141.
Palpomyia ferruginea, Mg., syno-
nymy of, X. 141.
Palpomyia flavipes, Mg., synonymy
of, X. 141.
Palpomyia fulva, Macq. (see P.
ferruginea) .
Palpomyia fuscivenosa, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Palpomyia horiulana, Goetgh. (see
P. semifumosa).
Palpomyia hortulana, Mg. (see P.
flavipes).
Palpomyia imparunguis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from New Guinea,
VII. 154.
Palpomyia inermicollis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
Palpomyia microchela, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Colombia,
VII. 154.
Palpomyia mtdtilineata, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, III.
82.
Palpomyia nigripes, Mg., in Britain,
IX. 195.
Palpomyia picta, Mg., a variety of
P. fasciata, X. 141.
Palpomyia pistiae, I. & M., described
as new from Gold Coast, X. 233 ;
breeding in Pistia stratiotes, X.
233.
Palpomyia polysticta, Kieff., species
allied to, in India, IV. 118.
Palpomyia riifipectus, Winn, (see P,
armipes).
Palpomyia semifumosa, Goetgh.,
n.n. for P. hortulana, Goetgh.,
X. 141.
Palpomyia spinosa, Lutz, described
as new from Brazil, III. 82.
Palpomyia tenuicrus, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Paraguay,
VII. 154.
paludis, Ctilex [Culicelsa, Ochlero-
tatus) (see C. sitiens) ; Anopheles
[Myzorhynchus) (see A . mauri-
tianus).
pahis, Culex.
paliistris, Aedes; Olfersia.
pampangensis , Reedomyia (see Aedes
alboscutellatus) .
panarchys, Haemagogns {Stegoco-
nops) .
Pangonia, possibly transmitting
trypanosomiasis in Africa, I. 181,
VI. 119, VII. 126; in British
Guiana, VII. 129; not found in
Palestine, VIII. Ill; in Russia,
III. 195; in Tasmania, V. 66.
Pangonia australis, Phil., harbour-
ing flagellates in Chile, V. 11.
Pangonia barbata (see Osca).
Pangonia beckeri, Bezzi, probably
transmitting trypanosomiasis in
Eritrea and Somaliland, V. 176,
VI. 99.
Pangonia bukamensis, Beq., de-
scribed as new from Belgian
Congo, I. 100.
Pangonia carpenteri, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Tanganyika,
VIII. 208.
Pangonia clavata, Macq., in New
South Wales, IV. 182.
Pangonia delta, Hine, described as
new from Arizona, IX. 158.
Pangonia [Pangonius) dichroa,
Brethes, described as new from
Argentina, X. 171.
Pangonia directa, Wlk. (see Meto-
ponaplos parva).
Pangonia discors, Aust., described
as new from Angola, VIII. 208.
Pangonia fera, Will., in British
Columbia, V. 170.
Pangonia fulvifascia (see Osca).
Pangonia infusca, Aust., harbouring
flagellates in Belgian Congo, V.
11.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
161
Pangonia inornata (see Diatomi-
netira) .
Pangonia lautissima, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Tanganyika,
VIII. 208.
Pangonia longirostris (see Corizo-
neura) .
Pangonia magvettii, Bezzi, probably
transmitting trypanosomiasis in
Eritrea and Somaliland, III. 136,
V. 176, VI. 99.
Pangonia nielanopits, Hine, de-
scribed as new from Mexico, IX.
158.
Pangonia neavei, Aust., harbouring
flagellates in Belgian Congo, V.
11.
Pangonia oldi, Aust., bionomics of,
in Belgian Congo, VIII. 24.
Pangonia parishi, Hine, described
as new from Ecuador, IX. 158.
Pangonia parva (see M etoponaplos) .
Pangonia tranquiUa, O.S., in Quebec,
Ili. 155.
Pangonia zonaia, Wlk., bionomics
of, in Belgian Congo, VII. 80,
VIII. 24.
Pangoniiis (see Pangonia).
panicea, Sitodrepa.
Pantala flavescens, F., predacious
.on larvae of Aedes argenteus in
Brazil, IX. 202.
pantherina, Monedula.
papatasii, Phlebotomus.
papuae. Anopheles {Stethomyia)
aitkeni.
papuana, Haemaphysalis .
papuensis, Aedes {Finlaya, Leuco-
myia) australiensis ; Culex [Lopho-
ceratomyia, Melanoconion) ; Tae-
niorhynchus.
par, Ankistrodactylus [Schizodacty-
lus) ; Tabanns.
Parahezzia poikiloptera, I. & M.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, X. 233 ; breeding in Pistia
straiiotes, X. 233.
Paracalliphora, new generic name
proposed for Calliphora oceaniae,
IV. 122.
Paracalliphora augur (see Anastel-
lorhina) .
Paracalliphora oceaniae, R.-D. (see
Anastellorhina augur),
paradisea, Phalacropsylla.
paradoxa, Gedoehtia (see G. hdssleri);
Glossina morsitans ; Lepidoselaga.
paradoxus, Echestypus.
paraensis, Culicoides ; Dendromyia.
paraguayense, Simulium.
paraguensis, Chrysops.
p ar allelic eps, Pedicinus.
(K2009)
'parallelus, Tabanus.
paraluridus, Silvius.
paranense, Simulium.
paranensis, Goeldia.
parangensis. Anopheles [Myzomyia).
Parasarcophaga, subgen. n. of Sarco-
phaga, IX. 216.
Parasarcophaga omega (see Sarco-
phaga) .
Parasilvius, gen. n., IX. 169.
Parasilvius fulvus, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 169.
Parasinmlium furcatum, Malloch,
described as new, II. 168;
referred to Sinmlitim, q.v.
parasiticus, Rhizoglyphus .
parasitovorax, Cheiletiella.
Paraspilomicriis , gen. n., X. 2.
Paraspilomicrus froggatti, Johnst.
& Tiegs, described as new from
Australia, X. 2 ; of little value
against blow-flies, X. 2, 134.
Paratricyclea coerulea, Villen., de-
scribed as new from Ruwenzori,
IV. 126.
Paratricyclea consors, Villen., de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland,
IV. 126.
Paratricyclea dubiosa, Villen., de-
scribed as new from Nyasaland,
IV. 126.
Paratricyclea gambiensis, Villen.,
described as new from Gambia,
IV. 126.
Paratricyclea imitans, Villen., de-
scribed as new, IV. 126 ; distribu-
tion of, in Tropical Africa, IV.
126.
Paratricyclea hitescens, Villen., de-
scribed as new from Belgian
Congo, IV. 126.
Paratricyclea nigroviolacea, Villen.,
described as new from Cape Town,
IV. 126.
Paratricyclea pseudolucilia, Villen.,
described as new from Belgian
Congo, IV. 126.
Pardomyia, notice of key to, X. 229.
parishi, Pangonia.
parnassum, Simulium,.
Parnopes, parasite of Bembex ros-
trata. III. 195.
parumapertus, Dermacentor varia-
bilis.
parumpilosus, Trichodectes.
parumspinosa, Cobboldia.
parva, M etoponaplos [Pangonia).
parvicallosus, Tabanus.
parvifascia, Chrysops.
parvulus, Aedes (Ochlerotatus) .
parvum, Amblyomma; Simulium.
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162
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
parvus, A nopheles {Myzorhynchella) ;
Tahaniis.
parvus, Macq., Culex (see Aedes
vexans) .
parvus, Tayl., Culex (see C. crini-
caiida) .
pasadaemon, Culex {Choeroporpa).
Passeromyia, gen. n., IV. 16; para-
sitic on birds, X. 139-140.
Passeromyia heterochaeta, Villen., in
Africa/lV. 16, 138, V. 35, VI. 155,
VII. 121; in India, IX. 103;
bionomics of, VII. 121; infesting
birds' nests, IV. 16, 138, V. 35,
VI. 155, VII. 121, IX. 103, X.
140 ; distribution of, X. 140.
Passeromyia longicornis, Macq.,
parasitic on birds in Australia,
X. 140.
Patagiamyia (see Anopheles).
patagona, Cuterebra.
patagoniciis, Silvestriellus.
pattoni, Musca.
patulus, Tabanus.
paiilistanensis , Sarcophaga.
pavesii, Gyrostigma [Spathicera).
pavida, Pygiopsylla.
pavonis, Goniodes.
peccator, Culex [M elanoconion) .
pecchiolii, Engyzops.
pecorum, Gastrophilus {Gasterophi-
lus).
pectinatus, Armigeres {Leicesteria).
pectinipes, Stephanocircus.
pectorale, Eurydema ornatum.
pectoralis, Leucorhinia {Libellula).
pecuarum, Simulium {Prosimulium) .
pecuniosus, Aedes (Finlaya).
pedalis, Linognathus [Haemato-
piniis) .
Pedicinus, confined to the lower
monkeys. III. 3.
Pedicinus eurygaster, Ger., on mon-
keys in Australia, I. 165; in
Philippines, VII. 193.
Pedicinus longiceps, Piaget, Rickett-
sia found in, VII. 147.
Pedicinus paralleliceps, Mjoberg,
subsp. colobi, Fahrenholz, de-
scribed as new, IX. 19.
Pediculoides veniricosus, Newp.,
possibly transmitting fever resem-
bling typhus in Australia, X. 119 ;
outbreak of, in London docks, II.
163, VII. 161 ; causing dermatitis
m man, I. 15, 197, II. 163, 200,
III. 44, 155, V. 36, VIII. 123,
IX. 37, X. 46.
Pediculus, peculiar to man and the
higher apes. III. 3; bibliography
of, VI. 18.
Pediculus capitis, DeG., absent
from E. Africa, IX. 93 ; in
Argentina, VII. 140 ; in Australia,
I. 165, VI. 62; in Ecuador, VI.
192 ; in British Guiana, V. 5 ;
not transmitting oriental sore in
India, IX. 208 ; in Kamerun,
VII. 30; in Mesopotamia, IX.
146, X. 115; in Russia, III. 192,
IV. 24 ; in Samoa, I. 83 ; in U.S.A.,
V. 170 ; experimental transmis-
sion of flagellates found in, IV.
103 ; probably not transmitting
leishmaniasis, I. 1, III. 126;
experiments with plague and,
IV. 130 ; probably not a carrier
of poliomyelitis, I. 18, 217; and
recurrent fever, I. 72, VI. 54,
215 ; not an important carrier of
tvphus, III. 201, V. 32, 33, 112,
162 ; infesting Eskimos, VII. 196 ;
experimentally feeding on rodents,
VI II. 145; bionomics of, V. 42,
44, 69, VI. 76, VIII. 145;
anatomy of, V. 70 ; compared with
P. hmnanus, V. 44, 70, VI. 75,
191, VII. 143, VIII. 21, X. 67;
notices of text-books on, VII. 45,
X. 67.
Pediculus cervicalis, Leach (see P.
capitis) .
Pedicuhis corporis, DeG. (see »P.
humanus) .
Pediculus hominis (see P. humanus).
Pediculus humanus, L. {corporis,
DeG., hominis, vesfimenti, Nitzsch),
world-wide distribution of, VI.
227; in S. Africa, V. 180, VII.
133, IX. 39; in Argentina, VII.
140; in Assam, X. 231; in
Australia, I. 165, VI. 62; ap-
parently not transmitting disease
resembling typhus in Australia,
X. 94 ; in Britain, IV. 178, X. 86 ;
in Ceylon, V. 150 ; in Ecuador,
VI. 192; in British Guiana, V. 5;
not transmitting oriental sore in
India, IX. 208 ; forms of recurrent
and typhus-like fevers probably
not transmitted by, in India, IX.
125, 214; in Dutch E. Indies, I.
88, 90, HI. 34; and relapsing
fe\er in Manchuria and Persia,
VI. 50, VIII. 72, 197, IX. 163;
in Mesopotamia, IX. 146, X. 115 ;
climate of Mesopotamia un-
suitable to, VIII. 134; in Philip-
pines, VII. 193; in Russia, IV.
24 ; possibly transmitting epidemic
jaundice in Senegal, X. 12; in
Serbia, IV. 7, V. 31; in French
Sudan, X. 172; in Tunis, V. 7;
in U.S.A., V. 170; probably not
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
163
transmitting Leislimania, I. 1,
III. 28, 126; probably not trans-
mitting leprosy, I. 54, II. 40, 79 ;
possible relation of, to cerebro-
spinal meningitis, V. 152 ; not a
carrier of pellagra. III. 102;
experiments with plague and,
I. 88, 90, III. 34, IV. 130, V. 150 ;
probably not a carrier of polio-
myelitis, I. 18, 217 ; and recurrent
fever, I. 70-72, 198, II. 91, 132,
150, 165, 170, 194, 200. III. 43,
59, 101, IV. 134, V. Ill, 171, VI.
59, 136, 215, VllI 20, 78, 81, 91,
97, 117, 155, 196, IX. 204. X.
45, 67, 92, 142, 172, 196, 200;
development of Rickettsia in, VI.
58, 113, 237, VIII. 61. IX. 115,
148, X. 47, 134, 189, 229; not
found to carry Spirochaeta ictero-
haemorrhagiae , VII. 72 ; not trans-
mitting tick fever, I. 74, II. 79;
and trench fever, VI. 85, 127,
225-227, 236, VII. 94, VIII. 10,
70, 102, IX 64, 148, X. 67, 120,
189; and tvphus, II. 90, 137,
III. 26, 33, 43, 59, 201, IV. 17,
135, 153, V. 2, 7, 22, 81, 91, 100,
109, 110, 112, 144, 162. 170, 171,
188, VI. 80, 213, VII. 45, 68,
133, 139, 157, 158, \IU. 2, 44,
60, 103, 145, 146, 202, 224, IX.
33, 112, 115. 137, 148, 197, X.
45, 47, 48, 67, 69, 72, 143, 189,
205 ; not transmitting verruga,
I. 221 ; and Volhvnian or five-day
fever, I. Ill, 131, VI. 56, 58,
VII. 77, IX. 18; miscellaneous
organisms found in, V. Ill, VIII.
114, IX. 96 ; apparently not
infesting horses, VI. 45 ; able
to live on pigs, V. 36, VIII. 44;
effect of bites of, VII. 155;
reaction of, to drugs in blood of
host, IX. 65; bionomics of, IV.
57, 87, V. 32, 33, 44, 69, 70, 112,
VI. 19, 33. MI. 25, 70, 72, VIII.
21, 73, 145 ; probably not vivi-
parous, X. 7 ; effect of starvation
on, IX. 17 ; transportation of,
by wind, V. 28; reactions of, to
light and colour, VI. 55, VII. 72;
anatomy of, IV. 133, 183, \. 70,
VII. 72, IX. 149, X. 212;
abnormalities in, VIII. 21;
measures against. III. 43, 80,
105, 113, 114, 118, 122, 123. 124,
145, 146, 151, 156. 183, 189, 201,
203, 204, 225, 226, 232, IV. 7,
13, 17, 25, 35, 50, 51, 53, 83, 104,
133, 135, 153, 158, 178, 193, V.
34, 64, 90, 91, 133, 144, 153, 170,
(K2009)
182, VI. 55. 59. 62, 76, 81, 93,
115. 120, 131, 132, 135, 187, 172,
173, 189, 214, 219, 227, 236, 237,
VII. 8, 27, 6.2, 74, 75, 115,172,
176, VIII 4, 33, 44, 72, 77, 103,
145, IX 16, 18, 30, 33, 93, 166,
191, 197, X. 31, 46, 67, 109, 191 ;
effect of temperature on. III.
156, 201, 203, 225, 228, IV. 57,
87, 178, \ 42. 43, 153, VI. 19,
76, 93, 115, 132, 172, 173, 236,
237, VIII 21, 22, 44, 73, 103,
104, 120, 146, 158, 197, IX. 17,
X. 45, 67, 191, 196; effect of
laundry processes on, VII. 66,
164, VIII. 73, 158, IX. 117;
apparatus for disinfecting against,
V. 29, 43, 177, VIII. 21, 104, 146,
197, IX. 197, 198; use of hydro-
cyanic acid gas against, IV. 135,
155, 175, V. 130, VI. 57, VIII.
120, IX. 30, 191, X. 45; ants
used to destrov, V. 175 ; syno-
nymy of, IV. 183, VIII. 21, 133,
X. 67; P- capitis compared with
V. 44, 70, VI. 75, 191, VII. 143,
VIII. 21; notices of text-books
on, VII. 45, X. 67.
Pedicuhis himianus subsp. cliinensis,
Fahrenholz, described as new,
IX. 19.
Pedicuhis vestimenti, Nitzsch (see
P. humanus).
peditaeniatus, Anopheles {Myzorhyn-
cus) hyrcanus.
peetsi, Simitliuni.
Pegoniyia bicolov, in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
Peoomyia hyoscvami, Panz., intro-
duced into U.S.A., IV. 107.
Pegomyia socia, Fall., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191.
Pelecorhynchns , in Tasmania, V. 66 ;
revision of, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus alholineaius, Hardy,
described as new from Tasmania,
VII. 60.
Pelecorhynchus aurantiacus, Ric.
(see P. viilpes).
Pelecorhynchus claripennis, Ric, in
Australia, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus darwini, Ric, in
Chile, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus dislinctus, Tayl., de-
scribed as new, VI. 238; in
Australia, VI. 238, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus eristaloides, Wlk., in
Anstralia, X. 31 ; P- montanus
distinct from, VII. 60.
Pelecorhynchus flavipennis, Ferg.,
described as new from Australia,
IX. 169.
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164
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Pelecorhynchus fulvits, Ric, in Aus-
tralia, X. 31.
Pelecorhvnchns fiisconiger, Wile, in
Australia, VII. 12, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus ignicidus, Hardy,
described as new from Australia,
VII. 60.
Pelecorhynchus fiiaculipcnuis, Macq.,
in Australia, VII. 12, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus mirabilis, Tayl., de-
.scribed as new, VII. 12; in
Australia, VI. 227, VII. 12.
Pelecorhvnch^is vwnlaniis, Hardy,
distinct from P. eristaloides, VII.
60.
Pelecorhyvchus nigripennis, Ric, in
Australia, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus ornahts, Schin. (see
P. niacuUpennis).
Pelecorhyiiclnis personatv.s, \\'Yk. (see
P. maciilipennis) .
Pelecorhynchus tillyardi, Tayl., de-
scribed as new, VI. 238; in
Australia. VI. 238, X. 31.
Pelecorhynchus vulpes, Macq., in
Chile, X. 31.
pellionella, Tinea.
Pelopia cygniis, Kieff., described as
new from Palestine, III. 51.
pembaensis, Aedes {Hoivardina,
Ochlerotaitts, Skusea).
pendnlus, Armigeres [Leicesteria] ;
Helophilus.
penetrabilis, Ccrizoneura [Diatomi-
ncura).
penetrans, Tunga {Derniaicphilus,
Pulex, Sarcopsylla).
penicillaris, Culex [Culicada) (see
A edes caspius) .
Penirillidia, on bats in Assam, X.
232.
Penicillidia antrozoi, Towns., on
Antrozous pallidiis in California,
V. 29.
Penicillidia corynorhini, Ferris, de-
scribed as new from Corynorhinus
townsendi in California, V. 29.
penicilliger, Ceratophylhts.
peniculata, Sarcophaga {Ravinia) .
pennsylvanicus, Camponotus ; Ontho-
phagiis.
penrosei, Cytolcichus.
pentacantha, Rhadinopsylla [Ctenoph-
i halm us) .
Pentatoma (see Ettrydenia).
peramvdis, Cummingsia.
percavahis, Ixodes,
peregrinus, Cerafopogon ; Culicoides.
perennis, Phora {Trupheoneura).
perexigitiis, Culex.
perfidiosus, Culex.
perfitscuw , A trichopogon .
perfuscus, Culex.
peribleptus, Culex [Choeroporpa,.
Mochlostyrax).
perichares, Aedes {Culicelsa).
Pericoma townsvillensis, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Queensland,
IV. 30; attacking man, IV. 30 ^
probably referable to Phlebotonius,
VI. 83.
Perilampus, parasite of Diptera in
Tasmania, IX. 45.
Periplaneta (Blaita) aniericana, L.,
bionomics of, in Britain, IX. 99 ;
in Egypt, IX. 164; in Germany,
X. 37 ; new ciliate infesting in
India, X. 139; imported into
Norway from the Mediterranean,
IV. 180; in Philippines, II. 126;
in U.S.A., VI 210, X. 133, 199,
227 ; intermediate host of a filaria
causing tumours in rats, I. 48 J
on ships, III. 44; measures
against, III. 126, IX. 99, 164, X.
37, 227; bait for, VIII. 124 f
effect of temperature on. III. 9.
Periplaneta australasiae, F., bio-
nomics of, in Britain, IX. 99?
in U.S.A., X. 199. 227; measures
against. III. 126, IX. 99, X. 227.
Periplaneta orientalis (see Blaita) .
perniciosiis, Phlebotonius [Sergentio-
myia) .
perpnsilla, Psilohelea.
persicus. Anopheles {Myzomyia) tur^
khudi ; Argas.
persis, Tabanus.
persistans, Aedes (Stegoniyia) (see-
A. argenteus).
personata, Dendromyia ; Phaonia.
personatus, Pelecorhynchus (see P.
maciilipennis) ; Reduvius.
perspicillaris, Chrysops.
pertinans, Wyeoniyia.
pertinax, Simuliuni.
pertinens, Haematopota ; Tabanus.
perturbans, Haematopota; Phleboto^
m-us ; Taeniorhynchus {Coquillet--
iidia, Culex, Mansonia).
peruvianus, A trichopogon .
pervigilans, Culex.
peryassui, Anopheles {Manguin-
hosia).
peter si, Amblyomma.
peter soni, Culex {Trail sculicia).
petiolatus, Tabanus.
phacochaeri, Haematopinus ; Rhi-
noestriis.
phaenops, Tabanus.
phaeorrhoea, Nygmia.
phaeostomum, Menopon.
Phalacropsylla paradisea. Roths.,.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
165
described as new from Arizona,
IV. 33.
phalaeiioides, Psychoda.
Phalangomyia debilis, D. dc K.,
described as new, II. 97 ; in Peru,
II. 97, IV. 65.
phalerata, Mylabris.
Phanaeus, introduced into Hawaii
against Lyperosia irritans, X. 83.
Phanaeus siilcatus, Drury, in
Jamaica, V. 131.
Phanttvus, parasite of Tabanns
alblmedius in India, X. 67.
Phanurus enter soni, Gir., described
as new from Texas, IV. 122 ; a
parasite of Tabanid eggs, IV. 122.
Phanuvus floridanus, Ashm., IV.
122.
Phanuvus opacus, How., IV. 122.
Phanurus ovivorus, Ashm., IV. 122.
Phanurus tabanivorus (see Tele-
nomus).
Phaonia cincta, Zett., Helicospori-
dium parasiticum infecting, IX.
148.
Phaonia erratica, Fall., bionomics
of, in Britain, IV. 143.
Phaonia personata, Wlk., in Queens-
land, VIII. 189.
Phaonia signata, Mg., in houses. III.
89, IV.' 121; hibernation of,
IV. 121.
Phaonia variegata, Mg., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
pharaonis, Mononiorium.
pharoensis, Anopheles iCellia).
phavtopus, Onitis.
Pharyngobolus, IV. 122 ; parasite of
elephants in Africa, III. 99;
possibly identical with Aula-
cephala, IV. 22.
Pharyngobolus africanus, Br., para-
site of the African elephant, IV.
40, VII. 117.
Pharyngomyia, IV. 22, 122 ; placed
in the Calliphorinae, V. 49.
Pheidole, attacking Aedes argenteus
{Stegomyia fasciata) in Somaliland,
II. 7.
Pheidole fallax. For., predacious on
other ants in Jamaica, IX. 31.
Pheidole niegacephala, F., an enemy
of house-flies in Hawaii, VI. 164;
attacking Echidnophaga gallinacea
in U.S.A., III. 149.
Pheidole pallida, Myl., destroying
domestic pests, V. 175.
Pheidole valisti, Perg., destroying
domestic pests, V. 175.
phellia, Lucilia (see L. pulchra).
Phibalomvia, n.n. for Elaphromvia,
Tayl., nee Big., X. 109.
Phibalomyia (Elaphromyia) carteri,
Tayl., described as new from
Australia, VI. 118.
Philaematomyia (see Musca).
Philandesia townsendi, Kellogg &
Nakavama, described as new
from Peru, II. 157.
philippinensis. Anopheles; Culi-
coides ; Spalangia.
Philornis, parasitic on birds, X.
140; notice of key to, X. 140.
Philornis anomala, Jaenn. (see P.
pici).
Philornis [Mydaea] pici, Macq.
{anomala, Jaenn.), on birds in
Neotropical Region, I. 133, III.
131, VI. 92, IX. 20, X. 140.
Philornis spermophilae. Towns.,
parasitic on birds in Jamaica, X.
140.
Philornis [Mydaea) torquans, Niels.,
parasitic on birds in Argentina,
I. 133, X. 140.
phlabistus, Culex (Choeroporpa).
Phlebotomus, IV. 176; at Aden, I.
141, 207; in E. Africa, II. 36;
in Algeria, IV. 157, X. 102; in
Arabia, IV. 172; not found in
Argentina, VII. 181; in Assam,
II. 153 ; not occurring in Aus-
traha, IX. 124; in Brazil, II.
53; in Egypt, VII. 34; European
species of", 11. 10, VIII. 108; in
France, I. 33, VII. 53, IX. 37;
in Gold Coast, VIII. 12; in India,
I. 144, 221, 224, III. 162, 166,
167, X. 74, 126; in Italy, IV.
60; in Macedonia, V. 87, VII.
30, X. 125; in Malta, III. 168;
in Mesopotamia, X. 115 ; in
Palestine, II. 100 ; in Peru, I. 163,
221; in Spain, V. 126; in Sudan,
I. 132 ; in Syria, X. 92 ; attacking
man in Texas, VII. 121; in
Turkey, VI. 192; not found in
Zanzibar, III. 50; disputed rela-
tion of, to cutaneous leish-
maniasis, I. 32, II. 53, 99, HI.
126, IV. 9, VIII. 21, 40, X. 92,
102 ; experiments with pellagra
and, II. 160 ; Ricketisia-like or-
ganisms found in, X. 92; and
sandfly fever, I. 32, 207, H. 165,
HI. 86, 107, 113, 166, 167, 168,
IV. 60, y. 126, M 49, 79, 83,
114, 180, 192, 215. 239, VII. 30,
34, VIII. 21, 151, IX. 21, 22, 93,
145, X. 74, 92, 125 ; and verruga,
I. 163, 221, 11. 29, 144, 176;
relation of, to reptiles, II. 42,
43, 58, 184, 186, 199, III. 143,
231, IV. 103, V. 127, VI. 159 ; on
1.66
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
ships, III. 107, VI. 180; biono-
mics of, I. 132, 206, III. 168,
X. 125 ; breeding of, in captivity,
II. 7; breeding-places of, I. 221,
II. 37, 165; early stages of,
IV. 32; measures against, I. 28,
II. 176, IX. 146, X. 125; synop-
sis of genus, I. 131; division of,
into subgenera, IX. 21, X. 50.
Phlebotornus antennatus, a variety
of P. miniitus, q.v.
Phlebotornus argentipes, Annan. &
Brunetti, in India, I. 79, II. 143,
IX. 80 ; associated with birds,
IX. 80; early stages of, IV. 32.
Phlebotomits ariasi, Tonnoir, de-
scribed as new from Spain, IX. 88.
Phlebotornus atroclavatus, Knab, de-
scribed as new, 1 . 234 ; in
Trinidad, I. 234, X. 200.
Phlebotomits babit, Annan, (see P.
minntiis).
Phlebotomits bedfordi, a variety of
P. tninutits, q.v.
Phlebotornus brutnpti, Larrousse, de-
scribed as new from Brazil,
IX. 21; attacking man, IX. 21;
P. troglodytes possibly identical
with, X. 200.
Phlebotomits caitcasicus, Marz., de-
scribed as new, VI. 79; a
synonym of P. sergenti, q.v.
Phlebotornus ditboscqui, Nev. Lem.,
IX. 22 ; species resembling, in
W. Africa, I. 73; in French
Sudan, I. 34, 74 ; in Sierra Leone,
IV. 150.
Phlebotornus fallax, Par., described
as new, IX. 95, 170 ; in Algeria
and Tunisia, IX. 95, X. 68, 69.
Phlebotomits ingrami, Newst., de-
scribed as new from Ashanti,
III. 11; in Africa, VIII. 21.
Phlebotomits intermedins, Lutz &
Neiva, described as new, I. 66 ;
in Brazil, I. 66, IV. 36, IX. 149,
X. 159; and leishmaniasis, X.
159.
Phlebotornus legeri, Mansion (see P.
perniciosns).
Phlebotornus longipalpis, Lutz &
Neiva, described as new, I. 66;
in Brazil, I. 66, VIII. 26, IX.
149; in Paraguay, VIII. 26;
P. walkeri recorded as, IX. 43.
Phlebotomits lusitanicus, Fran9a, de-
scribed as new, VII. 30; a
synonym of P. perniciosns, q.v.
Phlebotornus major, Annan., in In-
dia, IX. 119.
Phlebotomits major var. chivensis,
Newst., described as new from
Pekin, V. 5.
Phlebotomits malabaricits, Annan.,
IX. 22.
Phlebotornus mascittii, Grassi, VIII.
108; in Italy, VIII. 21.
Phlebotomits migonei. Franca, de-
scribed as new, IX. 49 ; in
Paraguay, IX. 49, X. 200.
Phlebotomits minittus Kond. {babu,:
Annan.), at Aden, II. 12, 158;
in Algeria, IV. 103, VIII. 21;
in Egypt, II. 100; in France,
IX. 58; in India, I. 79, 211, II.
143, 158, 165, III. 167, 168,
VII. 185, IX. 119, X. 74; in
Malta and Suda Island, I. 27, 34,
II. 165; in Macedonia, X. 125;
in Mesopotamia, VII. 102, VI I L
15, IX. 145; in Spain, VI. 49,
VIII. 21; in Tunisia, X. 68, 69;
believed to convey cutaneous
leishmaniasis. III. 144, IV. 103,
VII. 102, VIII. 15; and sand-fly
fever, II. 165; infested with
Herpetomonas, II. 184; feeding
on geckos, I. 211, II. 43, 184, 199,
III. 231; bionomics of, I. 27,"
211, IX. 145; breeding-places
of, VII. 185; early stages of,
IV. 32 ; abnormal individuals
of, X. 50; anatomy of, VIII. 20;
description of, II. 201, VIII. 108.
Phlebotornus (Prophlebotomus) minit-
tus var. africanus, Newst., de-
scribed as new, I. 34; in N.
Africa. III. 29, 144, 213, VI.
203, VII. 40, IX. 95, X. 39, 53,
102 ; distribution of, in Tropical
Africa, I. 34, 74, II. 58, V. 47,
IX. 25; in Palestine, IX. 194;
disputed relation of, to cutaneous
leishmaniasis, II. 199, III. 144,
231, VI. 203, X. 102; feeding on
reptiles, I. 74, II. 59, VI. 203,
IX. 25; bionomics of, VI. 204;
abnormal individuals of, X. 50 ;
anatomy of, VIII. 21.
Phlebotornus mimitus var. antenna-
tits, Newst., described as new,
I. 34; in Gold Coast, I. 34, IX.
43; in India, IX. 119; in
Waziristan, X. 74 ; male of,
IX. 43.
Phlebotomits minittus vav. bedfordi,
Newst., X. 50; described as new.
from Transvaal, III. 11.
Phlebotornus neglectus, Tonnoir, de-
scribed as new from Eastern
Adriatic, X. 8; possibly the
chief caiTier of three-day fever,
X. 8.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
167
Phlebotonius nicnic, Banks, de-
scribed as new, VII. 193; in
Philippines, VII. 193, 194.
Phlebotoinus nigerriiuus, a variety
of P. perniciosus, q.v.
Phlebotoinus papatasii, Scop., in
Algeria, II. 199, III. 29, 231,
V. 156, VII. 40, X. 39, 102, 187;
in fowl houses in Brazil, X. 200;
in Egypt, II. 100, VI. 239; in
France, IV. 49, V. 13, VII. 99, IX.
37, 58 ; in Guatemala, IV. 177 ; in
India, II. 143, 158,165, III. 167,
168, VII. 185, IX. 119 ; m Italy,
VII. 6 ; in Macedonia and Albania,
V. 145, 188, IX. 45, X. 125;
in the Mediterranean Region,
I. 27, 189, II. 4, 165, HI. 168,
IV. 57, VI. 114, 215, VIII. 45,
IX. 82; in Mesopotamia, VII.
102, VIII. 15, IX. 145, 170, X.
39, 102, 187; in Morocco, V.
35, X. 53; in Palestine, IX.
194 ; species resembling, in Pap-
ua. IX. 216; in Portugal, I.
73, VII. 30; not found on
Island of Rouad, VI. 217; in
Russia, VI. 79; in Salonika,
IV. 179; in Senegal, I. 73;
in Spain, VI. 49 ; in Sudan,
I. 34, II. 38; in Tunisia, VI.
204, X. 69; in Turkey, V. 113;
in Waziristan, X. 74 ; Herpetom-
onas found in, VIII. 89 ; disputed
relation of, to oriental sore, VII.
102, VIII. 15, IX. 82, X. 39,
102, 187; and sand-fly fever,
II. 4, 43, 59, 165, IV. 57, V. 37,
153, VI. 79, 114, 215, 239, VII.
6, VIII. 45, X. 125; possibly
not the chief carrier of three-day
fever, X. 8 ; especially attacking
man, III. 231; bionomics of,
I. 27, III. 168, VI. 204, IX. 145;
breeding-places of, I. 27, II. 38,
VII. 185; natural enemies of,
II. 165, IX. 45; early stages of,
IV. 32 ; abnormal individuals
of, IX. 170, X. 50; anatomy of,
VIII. 20; description of, II. 201,
VIII. 108 ; systematic position of,
IX. 20.
Phlebotomus [Sergentiomyia] per-
niciosus, Newst. {legeri, Mansion,
lusitanicus, Franga), in Algeria,
III. 29, 231, V. 146, VII. 40,
X. 39, 102, 187; in Corsica,
II. 4; in France, IX. 58, 70, 79;
in Macedonia, X. 125 ; in Malta,
I. 27, II. 165, III. 168; in
Morocco, X. 53; in Portugal,
VII. 30; in Spain, VI. 49 ; in
Syria, VI. 217; in Tunisia, VI.
204 ; and mediterranean dengue,
VI. 217 ; associated with oriental
sore, X. 187 ; and sand-fly fever,
II. 165; new spirochaete in-
festing, IX. 70; bionomics of,
I. 27, III. 168; breeding-places
of, I. 27; description of, II. 201,
VIII. 108; anatomy of, VIII.
20 ; abnormal individuals of,
X. 50 ; P. neglectus resembling,
X. 8; described as P. lusitanicus,
sp. n., VII. 30; synonymy of,
VIII. 21.
Phlebotomus perniciosus var. nigerri-
mus, Newst., in Malta, VIII. 108;
description of, II. 201.
Phlebotomus perturbans, de Meij.,
in Assam, X. 232.
Phlebotomus roubaudi, Newst., de-
scribed as new from W. Africa,
I. 73; not associated with sand-
fly fever, I. 73; anatomy of,
VIII. 21; systematic position
of, IX. 22.
Phlebotomus {Sergentiomyia) ser-
genti, Parrot {caucasicus, Marz.),
described as new, V. 156 ; distri-
bution of, X. 50, 74 ; in Algeria,
V. 156, Vtl. 40, VIII. 21, X. 102;
not transmitting oriental sore
in Crete, IX. 82; in France,
IX. 58; in India, IX. 119; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 43 ; in Moroc-
co, X. 53; in Persia, IX. 43;
in Portugal, VII. 30, VIII. 21;
probably a carrier of sand-fly
fever in Russia, VI. 79; in.
Spain, VII. 78, VIII. 21; attack-
ing man in Tunisia, X. 69; and
oriental sore, X. 74 ; description
of, VIII. 108; anatomy of,
VIII. 20; described as P. cau-
casicus, sp. n., VI. 79; synonymy
of, IX. 43.
Phlebotomus signatipennis, Newst.,
described as new from Gold
Coast, IX. 43.
Phlebotomus simillimus, Newst., de-
scribed as new. III. 11; in W.
Africa, III. 11, VIII. 21.
Phlebotomus squaniipennis, Lutz &
Neiva, in Dutch Guiana, TX. 31.
Phlebotonius squamipleuris, Newst.,
described as new from Anglo-
Egyptian Sudan, I. 34; in Gold
Coast, V. 47.
Phlebotomus squamiventris, Lutz &
Neiva, described as new, I. 66;
in Brazil, I. 66, IX. 149.
Phlebotomus stantoni, Newst., de-
168
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
scribed as new from Malay
States, III. 11.
Phlebotomus sylvestris, in India, II.
158.
Phlebotomus tejerae, Larrousse, in
Venezuela, X. 200.
Phlebotomus trinidadensis, Newst.,
described as new from Trinidad,
X. 125.
Phlebotomus troglodytes, Lutz, in
fowl houses in Brazil, X. 200 ;
possibly identical with P. brump-
ti, X. 200.
Phlebotomus verrncarum, Towns.,
described as new, I. 203; trans-
iTiitting verruga in Peru, I. 203,
II. 49, 59, 186, IV. 65, 123, X. 200.
Phlebotomus vexator, Coq., feeding
on reptiles in U.S.A., II. 42,
HI. 231, VII. 121.
Phlebotomus walkeri, Newst., de-
scribed as new, IX. 43 ; in
Bolivia and Brazil, IX. 43, X.
200; anatomy of, VIII. 20;
P. longipalpis recorded as, IX. 43.
phlebotomus, CuUcoides.
phlogistus, Culex {Choeroporpa).
phobifer, Cephenoniyia.
phocae, Echinophthirius .
Phoniomyia, Dyar, Dvarina pro-
posed for, IX. 72.
Phoniomyia, Theo., notice of key to,
VIII. 32 ; in Fiji, IV. 21.
Phoniomyia bimacitlipes (see Rachi-
onotomvia) .
Phoniomyia fuscipes (see Wyeomyia).
Phoniomyia longirostris, Theo., in
Brazil,' VI. 9i ; in Trinidad, V.
60.
Plioniomyia pallidiventer (see Wye-
omyia) .
Phoniomyia trinidadensis, Theo.,
Dyarina lassalli erroneously re-
corded as, in Trinidad, IX. 72.
Phora, on battlefields, IV. 18.
Phcra aterrima, F., breeding-places
of, IV. 51 ; in dead bodies, IX.
121.
Phora bergenstammi, Mik, P. domes-
tica recorded as, IX. 149.
Phora domestica. Wood, attacking
molluscs, IX. 149.
Phora giraudi. Egg., developing in
snails, VIII. 24, X. 23.
Phora notata, Zett., attacking mol-
luscs, IX. 149.
Phora [Tvupheoneura) opaca, Mg.,
breeding-places of, IV. 51.
Phora (Trupheoneura) perennis, Mg.,
breeding-places of, IV. 51.
Phora {Trupheoneura) trinervis.
Beck., breeding-places of, IV. 51.
Phorbia, trapped with ammonium
carbonate, V. 45.
Phorbia (Chortophila) cannabina,
Stein, Kramer & Engel, parasitic
on birds in Germany, X. 140.
Phorbia [Chortophila) cilicrura,
Rond., tireeding in manure in
British Isles, IV. 108.
Phorbia cinerella, Rond., breeding
in manure in British Isles, VII.
191.
Phorbia [Chortophila) fugax, Mg.,
in houses in Britain, IV. 144.
Phorbia muscaria, Mg., in Britain,
III. 89.
Phormia, VII. 40; Protocalliphora
regarded as a subgenus of, IX,
20 ; [Protocalliphora) notice of
key to, X. 140.
Phormia [Calliphora, Protocalli-
phora) azurea, Fall, [chrysorrhoea,
Macq.), infesting birds' nests in
N. America, VIII. 68, IX. 20,
48, X. 140 ; causing myiasis,
III. 152; distinct from P. coeru-
lea (sordida), IV. 16, VI. 177;
synonym}' of, VIII. 52.
Phormia [Protocalliphora) azurea,
Mg. (see P. coerulea, R.-D.).
Phormia [Protocalliphora) chrysorr-
hoea, Macq. (see P. azurea. Fall.).
Phormia coerulea, Malloch, described
as new from N. Canada, VII. 196.
Phormia [Protocalliphora) coerulea,
R.-D. [azurea, Mg., sordida,
Zett.), distribution of, IV. 78,
X. 140; in Europe, VI. 155;
in Lapland, VIII. 74; infesting
birds' nests, III. 97, IV. 133,
VI. 155, IX. 20, X. 140; biono-
mics of, IV. 78 ; parasitised by
Nasonia brevicornis, V. 158 ; P.
azurea, Fall., distinct from, IV.
16, VI. 177.
Phormia [Calliphora, Protocalli-
pJiora) groenlandica, Zett., infest-
ing meat in Avistria, VI. 81; in
British Isles, IV. 87, 102, 145,
169, VIII. 22, 218; in Lapland
VIII. 74; bionomics of, IV. 145
sense reactions of, VII. 56
natural enemies of, VIII. 22, 218
baits for, IV. 169 ; key to species
allied to, IX. 20.
Phormia metallica. Towns., de-
scribed as new, VIII. 68; in-
festing birds' nests in N. America,
VIII. 68, X. 140.
Phormia [Euphormia) regina, Mg.,
in Canada, III. 155; in Russia,
I. 151, III. 29; in U.S.A.,
II. 16, III. 62, 159, IV. 1, 5,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
169
V. 92, 125, 128, 145, VI. 116,
VII. 10, 121, VIII. 30, IX. 110,
183, 194-195, X. 162, 170, 199;
causing myiasis, III. 160; in-
festing cattle, sheep, etc., IX.
110, 183, X. 162, 170, 199;
bionomics of, II. 16, III. 161,
IV. 1, V. 92, 128; seasonal
prevalence of, V. 125, VII. 10;
dispersion of, by flight, VII. 121,
IX. 194-195 ; measures against,
IV. 5, V. 92, VI. 116, VIII. 30;
key to species allied to, IX. 20;
synonymy of, V. 41, VIII. 52.
Phormia regina, R.-D. (see P.
azurea, Fall.).
Phormia {ProtocalUphora) sordida,
Zett. (see P. coeriilea, R.-D.).
Phormia terraenovae, R.— D., in
Canada, III. 155, VII. 196; in
U.S.A., V. 125, VI. 103, 116;
seasonal prevalence of, V. 125 ;
baits for, VI. 116.
Phryxe vulgaris, Fall., in houses
in Britain, IV. 144.
Phthiriiis (see Phthiriis).
Phihirus, confined to man. III. 3.
Phthiriis {Phthiriiis) ingiiinalis,
Leach (see P. pubis).
Phthiriis {Phthirius) pubis, L., X.
142; in E. Africa, IX. 93; in
Australia, I. 165, VI. 62; in
Ecuador, VI. 192 ; in Br. Guiana,
V. 5, VII. 179; in India, I. 224;
in Mesopotamia, X. 115; in
Philippines, VII. 193; in Russia,
111. 122, IV. 24 ; possibly trans-
mitting recurrent fever, VI. 215;
probably not a carrier of typhus,
III. 201, V. 162; Rickettsia
found in, X. 210; effect of bites
of, VII. 70, X. 219; bionomics
of, I. 188, VII. 70, VIII. 210;
measures against, III. 232, V.
182, VI. 219, VII. 172, IX. 191;
systematic position of, VIII. 21 ;
notices of text-books dealing
with, VII. 45, VIII. 4, X. 67.
Phygadeiion speculator. Thorns.,
parasite of Calliphora erythro-
ccphala in Britain, VIII. 22.
Phvllodromia germanica (see Blat-
tella).
ph vlloides, Demodex.
Phvsostoinum, probably feeding on
blood, IX. 43.
picea, Erephopsis.
piceiventris, A trichopogon.
piceus, Alphitobius ; Hydrophilus.
pici, Philornis {Mydaea).
picta, Bagrada ; Palpomyia fasciata.
picticeps, Tabanus (see T. taeniola).
pictipennis, Anopheles {Cellia) ; Culi-
coides.
pictipes, Rhodnius ; Simulium.
pictnm, Simulium.
pictus, Anopheles (see A. hyrcanus) ;
Cosmolestes.
Pier is brassicae, L., chemotropism
of larva of, I. 224.
Pieris rapae, L., chemotropism of
larva of, I. 224.
pilati, Lucilia.
piliferus, Haematopinits (Linogna-
thus).
pilosa, Miisca (see M. bezzii).
pilosellus, Cimex.
pilosipennis, Lasiohelea (see L.
velox).
pilosus, Ciilex ; Ixodes ; Trichodectes.
pinguicornis, Haeinatopota.
pinguinalis, Aglossa.
pingtiis, Chrysoniyia (see C. com-
brea) .
Pinotus coenosus, Erich. (Copris
colonicus, Har.), introduced into
Hawaii against Lyperosia irritans,
X. 83.
pionips, Aedes.
Piophila, N. American species of,
V. 192 ; causing intestinal myia-
sis, I. 111.
Piophila affinis, Mg. {vulgaris. Fall.),
bionomics of, in Britain, IV. 143.
Piophila casei, L., in Britain, II.
19; in France, II. 134; in
India, VI. 63; in U.S.A., III. 62,
V. 92 ; causing enteric myiasis,
III. 152, V. 192; infesting 'meat,
V. 92, VI. 63; in dead bodies.
IX. 121 ; experiments with baits
for, IV. 169.
Piophila vulgaris. Fall, (see P.
affinis) .
piper salatus, Aedes {Ecculex, Ste-
gomyia) .
pipiens, Culex ; Syritta.
pipistrelli, Cimex.
pirangae, Ornithomyia.
Pirates hybridus. Scop., in Algeria,
IV. 139.
Pirates strepitans, Ramb., in Algeria,
IV. 139.
piriformis, Ornithodorus.
pistiae, Palpomyia ; Pvobezzia.
pisticus, Ctenophthalmus .
pitchfordi. Anopheles,
pityocampa, Cnethocampa.
placidum, Simuliuni.
plagiata, Dichelacera.
plangens, Chrysops.
planum, Hyalomma.
platensis, Prospalangia : Tabanus.
Platyedra {Gelechia) gossypiella.
170
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Saund., preyed on by Pediculoides
ventricosus, II. 163.
Platypsyllus castoris, Rits., parasitic
on beavers, VI. 157.
Platy stoma seminationis, F., in
houses in Britain, IV. 144.
Plaxemyia vitripennis (see Musca).
plebeia, Thereva.
pleuristriatiis, Culex.
plinthopyga, Sarcophaga.
Ploiaria (Emesodema) domestica,
Scop., predacious on mosquitos
in France, X. 147 ; predacious
on Phlehotomus papatasii and
bed-bugs in Macedonia, IX. 45.
phimbeus, Hal., Anopheles {Coelo-
diazesis).
phtmbeits, auct.. Anopheles (see
A. barianensis).
plumiger, Glyciphagus.
plumosa, Mitnomyia.
pliirinotata, Stomoxys (see S. calci-
trans) .
pluto, Tabanus.
phivialis, Anthomyia ; Haematopota.
Pneumonyssus foxi, Weidman,
found in the hmgs of a monkev,
VIII. 198.
Pneumoiiiber inacaci, Landois ~&
Hoepke, infesting the lungs of a
monkey, IV. 40.
podagrica, Ascia.
podagricus, Diachlorus.
podographicus, Aedes (Finlaya).
podostvla, Stilbomeiopa.
Podiira aquatica, L., Achorutes via-
iicits erroneously recorded as,
IX. 56.
Poecilochroa convictrix, Simon, living
in nest of Coenotele gregalis,
IV. 9.
Poecilosoma quadripiinctatnm, F.,
bionomics of, in Brazil, VI. 90,
91.
poicilia, Aedes (Finlaya).
poikiloptera, Parabezzia.
Polietes albolineaia, Fall., in British
Isles, IV. 145, VIII. 22; in
Russia, I. 151; bionomics of,
IV. 145 ; larvae of, predacious on
other Muscid larvae, I. 109, 150.
Polietes lardaria, F., bionomics of,
in Britain, IV. 143, 145.
poliochros, Aedes.
Polistes hebraeus, F., predacious
on house-flies in Fiji, IV. 41.
polita, Dasyhelea ; Microchrysa.
Pollenia ritdis, ¥., in Britain, II.
19, HI. 89, 175, 184, IV. 46, 87,
102, 121, 145, VII. 71, 191; in
Canada, III. 155; in France, II.
134; in U.S.A., IV. 5, V. 128,
145, VI. 103, 158, VII. 10;
causing intestinal myiasis in man,
III. 152; hibernation of, IV. 87,
102, 121, V. 128, VI. 158, VII.
71, 191, IX. 28 ; Empusa rnuscae
possibly hibernating on, VIII.
123 ; seasonal prevalence of,
VII. 10; natviral enemies of,
II. 56, VIII. 123 ; trap for, IV. 5.
Pollenia (Calliphora, Neopollenia)
stygia, F. [villosa, R.-D.), infest-
ing sheep in Australia, I. 225,
II. 86, 94, III. 14, 15, 159, 184,
IV. 183, V. 6, 165, VII. 100, 124,
187, Vlll. 73, IX. 65, 155, 168,
X. 1, 56; infesting sheep in New
Zealand, VII. 107, IX. 168, X.
165, 183, 204; bionomics of,
III. 14, V. 6, 165, IX. 155;
parasites of, VII. 100, IX. 65,
X. 1, 56 ; effect of eucalyptus
oil on, IV. 71 ; anatomy of
larva of, IX. 64; svnonymv of,
X. 56.
Pollenia villosa, R.-D. (see P.
stygia).
pollinosa, Musca (see ]\I . cingalai-
sina) .
Polychrosis botrana, Schiff., carrier
of the causal organism of diarr-
hoea in Hungary, X. 3.
polygonus, Tabanus.
polymorphus, A rchaeopsylla.
Polypedilum genesareth, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
III. 51.
Polypedilum liberiadis, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
III. 51.
Polyplax aculeatus (see Haeuiato-
pinus).
Polyplax arvicanthis, Bedford, de-
scribed as new from Arvicanthis
p2imilio in S. Africa, VIII. 9.
Polyplax bidentatiis, Neum., on rats
in Australia, I. 165.
Polyplax calva, Wtrst., described
as new from Cricetomvs gambianns
in Africa, V. 69.
Polyplax jonesi, Kellogg & Ferris,
described as new from mouse in
Zululand, IV. 120.
Polyplax otomydis, Cummings, on
Otomys irroratus in Zululand, IV.
120.
Polyplax serratns, Burm., experi-
mental transmission of tularaemia
by, X. 97.
Polyplax spinulosits, Burm., in Aus-
tralia, T. 165; in Sierra Leone,
IV. 150; in West Indies, I. 186;
on rats, I. 165, 186, IV. 150;
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
171
transmitting Trypanosoma lewisi
in rats, VI. 86.
Polyplax waterstoni, Bedford, de-
scribed as new from rats in S.
Africa, VIII. 9.
polysticta, Palpomyia.
poly tr ape zi us, L ipeurus .
Popea palawanensis, Ludl., de-
scribed as new from Philippines,
II. 70.
poriceps, Metathromhidimn.
Porocephahis armillatus (see Ar-
v.iillifer).
porter i, Argas persicus.
pose, Culex [Choeroporpa, Moch-
lostyrax) .
posticata, Psorophora {Janlhino-
sonia) .
potamida, Stratiotnyia.
poiveri, Aedes [Stegomyia).
praecox, Mitsca (see M. humilis).
praefectus, Ceratophyllus.
praegrandis, Choeroniyia {A uchmer-
omyia).
praematurus, Tabamis.
praeterm issiis, Culicoides.
pracustnm, Neottiophiluni.
prashadi, Miisca.
prasinopleurus, Culex.
pratensis, Lygaeits.
praioruni, Simulium ornatuni.
pratti, Cephenomyia ; Ixodes.
prehensilis, Macropocopris.
Prenolepis longicornis, F., in houses
in Jamaica, IX. 31.
pretans, Aedes (see A. hirsuteron).
pretoriensis. Anopheles ; Hodotermes.
priestleyi, Calomyia.
primaris, Aniphipsylla.
princeps, Bogeria ; Tabamis.
Prionognatkus, gen. n., IX. 76;
referred to Thysanognathus, q.v.
Priophorns padi, L., chemotropism
of, I. 224.
Pristirhynchomyia lineata (see Mus-
ca).
Prohezzia infuscata, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from Illinois, IV.
55.
Prohezzia pallida, Malloch, in Illin-
ois, IV. 55.
Prohezzia pistiae, I. & M., described
as new from Gold Coast, X. 61 ;
breeding-places of, X. 61.
Prohezzia stephensi, I. & M., de-
scribed as new from Gold Coast,
X. 61.
Prochyliza xanthostoma, Wlk., in
houses in N. America, V. 192.
proclamator , Culex.
proclivis, Chrysops.
Proctophyllodes trisetostis, Ewing &
Stover, described as new from
Sturnella magna in U.S.A., III.
128.
procus, Megarthroglossus.
prodotes, Dyar, Aedes (see A. cata'
phylla) .
prodotes, Lund, Aedes (see A. ros-
tochiensis).
producticornis, Tahanus.
Prohelea (see Ceratopogon).
Prolabia (Apterygida) arachides,
Yers., on hides from India, III.
143.
Prolaelius glossinae, Turn. &
Waterst., described as new from
Nyasaland, V. 2 ; parasite of
Glossina morsitans , V. 2.
prolepidis, Wyeomyia.
prolixus, Aedes; Rhodnius.
promisca, Musca (see M. humilis).
promiscua, Ornithoica.
Promusca doniestica (see Mitsca).
Prophlebotomus, new subgenus of
Phleboiomus (q.v.), X. 50.
propria, Uranotaenia (see L^. atra).
Prosimulium (see Simulium).
Prosopolepis flui, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 60.
Prospalangia, gen. n., VIII. 61.
Prospalangia plaiensis, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
VIII. 61; parasitic on house-
flies, VIII. 6i.
Prater or hynchus argentinus, Brethes
(see Anopheles pseudopunctipen-
nis).
Protersesthes, gen. n., erected for
Tersesthes hrasiliensis, Lutz, IX.
171.
Protoanopheles (see Anopheles).
ProtocalUphora, parasitic on birds,
X. 140 ; notice of key to, X. 140 ;
regarded as a subgenus of Phor-
mia (q.v.), IX. 20."
Protoculex serraius (see Aedes).
Proiomacleaya alboventralis (see
A edes) .
Protomelanoconion, perhaps a dis-
tinct subgenus of Culex, X. 153.
Protomelanoconion fusca, Theo. (see
Culex horridus).
protracta, Triatoma.
proviolans, Dinomyia.
proxima, Rachionotomyia .
pruina, Culex.
pruinosum, Simulium.
pruinosus, Atrichopogon.
psarophanes, Silvius.
psatharus, Culex [Choeroporpa).
Pseudacanthocera sylverii, Macq.,
synonymy of, III. 82.
172
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
pseudes, Dcinoccrites.
pseudoakamushi, Tronibidium [Trom-
bicula) .
pseudoardens, Tabanus.
pseudobarbirostris, Anopheles (see
A. bancrofti).
pseudobasalis, Tabanus.
pseudocallosiis, Tabanus.
pseiidocinereiis, Tabanus.
Pseudoculicoides, a blood-sucking
genus, VI. 83.
Pseudoculicoides cinctus, Coq., at-
tacking man in Florida, III. 163.
Pseudoculicoides griseus, Coq., at-
tacking man in Illinois, IV. 55.
Pseudoculicoides major, Malloch,
possibly a synonym of P. griseiis,
IV. 55.
pseudoequinutn, Simulium.
Pseudogametes hermanni, Brauer &
Bischof, in Brazil, VI. 129.
Pseudogametes semiatra, Wied., in
Brazil, VI. 129.
Pseuctograbhamia tnaculata, Theo.
(see Aedes piper salatus).
Pseudohowardina linealis, Tayl. (see
A edes lineatopennis) .
Pseudohowardina lineata, Theo. (see
Culex pulchrithorax) .
Pseudolfersia, infesting birds in
Brazil, VI. 92.
Pseudolfersia fumipennis, Sahlberg,
on birds in U.S.A., X. 148.
Pseudolfersia niaculata, Coq., in
Quebec, III. 155.
Pseudolfersia meleagridis, Lutz,
Neiva & Costa Lima, described
as new from birds in Brazil,
IV. 137.
Pseudolfersia spinifera, I-each, on
sea birds in Bahamas and Brazil,
IV. 137, X. 148.
Pseudolfersia vulturis, Wulp, on
vultures in British Guiana and
Mexico, IV. 138, VII. 129.
pseudolucilia, Paratricyclea.
pseudomaculipennis , Thysanogna-
thus {Prionognathus) .
pseudomaculipes. Anopheles [Arri-
balzagia, Cycloleppteron).
Pseudomenopon rostratula, Bedford,
described as new from Rostratula
capensis in S. Africa, VIII. 9.
pseudomethysticus, Lemmamyia [Li-
matus) .
Pseudofnvzomyia (see Anopheles),
pseudopallidepectoratus, Tabanus.
pseudopalpalis, Tabanus.
pseudopecten, Wyeoniyia.
pseudopictus, Anopheles (see A.
hyrcanus) .
pseudopunctipennis , A nopheles.
Pseudopyrellia (see Cryptolucilia).
pseudoricardoae, Chrysops.
Pseudornithomyia, gen. n., IV. 137.
Pseudornithomyia ambigua, Lutz,
Neiva & Costa Lima, described
as new from birds in Brazil, IV.
137, 138.
Pseudorthellia, gen. n. proposed
for Lucilia viridiceps, IV. 159.
pseudoscutellaris, Aedes [Stegoniyia)
(see A. variegatus).
Pseudoselasoma, gen. n., X. 171.
Pseudoselasoma nitidum, Brethes,
described as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Pseudoselasoma opactim, Brethes,
described as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Pseudoskusea (see Aedes).
pseudospretella, Borkhausenia.
Pseudostrebla, gen. n., X. 93.
Pseudostrebla ribeiroi, Costa Lima,
described as new from Tonatia
amblyotes in Brazil, X. 93.
Pseudotabanus queenslandi, Ric, in
Australia, VI. 118, X. 109;
described as Covizoneura kur-
andae, sp. n., VI. 118.
pseudotaeniatus , Aedes [Hulecoeteom-
yia, Ochlerotatus).-
Pseudotaeniorhynchus, n. n., I. 140.
Pseudotaeniorhynchus conopas (see
T aeniorhynchus) .
Pseudotaeniorhynchus giblini (see
Taen iorhynchus) .
Pseudotaeti iorhynch us samoaen sis
(see Culex).
pseudotitillans, Taeniorhynchus
[Mansonia).
Pseudouranotaenia rowlandi (see
Uranotaenia).
pseudoivillmori , Nyssorhynchus (see
Anopheles maculatxis).
Psilohelea edentata, Edw., described
as new from Britain, IX. 195.
Psilohelea nitidula, Edw., described
as new from Britain, IX. 195.
Psilohelea perpusilla, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Britain,
IX. 195.
Psilohelea sociabilis, Goetgh., in
Britain, IX. 195.
Psocus, Rickettsia in, IX. 148.
Psorophora { Janthinosoma) , in
Guatemala, IV. 177 ; in Hon-
duras, X. 165 ; percentage of, in
Panama Canal Zone, VII. 127 ;
in U.S.A., II. 78, VIII. 158;
larvae of, predacious on Anophe-
line larvae. III. 78; carrying
eggs of Dermatobia hominis. III.
194, 195, IX. 206, X. 165;
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
173
Janthinosoma a subgenus of, X.
153.
Psorophora (Janihinosoma) albigena,
?Lutz. in Brazil, VIII. 25.
Psorophora apicalis, Theo. (see P.
confinnis) .
Psorophora (Janthinosoma) arribal-
zagae, Giles (see P. discrucians).
Psorophora centrals, Brethes (see
P. posticata) .
Psorophora ciliata, F., rare in New
Jersey, I. 119; in Paraguay,
VIII. 26; in U.S.A., III. 128,
IV. 170, VIII. 58, X. 108; in
Venezuela, X. 183 ; larvae of,
predacious on other mosquito
larvae, IV. 170, X. 108.
Psorophora {Culex) cingulata, F.,
in Brazil, X. 158.
Psorophora cojfini, D. & K., distri-
bution of, in West Indies, IX.
72 ; male of, IX. 72.
Psorophora columbiae, D. & K.,
breeding-places of, in N. Carolina,
IV. 61, 136.
Psorophora [Culex, Janthinosoma)
confinnis. Lynch [neoapicalis,
Theo.), breeding-places of, in
Grenada, V. 53 ; in Trinidad,
V. 60 ; synonymy of, IX. 207.
Psorophora elites, Dyar, described as
new from Texas, VII. 22.
Psorophora discolor, Coq., in U.S.A.,
IV. 136, VII. 22; habits of
larva of, VII. 22 ; breeding-places
■ of, IV. 136.
Psorophora [Janthinosoma) discru-
cians, Wlk. [arribalzagae, Giles),
in Brazil, VI. 90, VIII. 25; in
Trinidad, V. 60 ; habits of,
VIII. 25.
Psorophora [Janthinosoma) fiebrigi,
Edw., described as new from
Paraguay, X. 153.
Psorophora floridensis, D. & K., in
U.S.A., VIII. 58.
Psorophora funiculus, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from Colombia,
IX. 9.
Psorophora [Grabhamia) jamaicensis,
Theo., in U.S.A., VIII. 187;
species allied to, IX. 9.
Psorophora [Janthinosoma) lutzi,
Theo., in Brazil, VI. 130; in
Trinidad, V. 60 ; in Venezuela,
X. 183 ; carrying eggs of Derma-
iobia, I. 106, 11.^25, III. 4, 131,
IV. 157, V. 18, VI. 130, VII.
10, 66.
Psorophora lynchi, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
IX. 5.
Psorophora (Janthinosoma) musica.
Say (see P. sayi).
Psorophora (Janthinosoma) musica,.
auct. (see P. posticata).
Psorophora [Janthinosoma) neoapi^
calls, Theo. (see P. confinnis).
Psorophora (Janthinosoma) oblita,
Arrib. (see P. posticata).
Psorophora (P.) pallescens, Edw.,
described as new from Paraguav,
X. 153.
Psorophora [Janthinosoma) posti^
cata, Wied., in Argentina, VII.
107 ; carrying eggs of Dermatobia
hominis in Brazil, VII. 66, X.
217 ; breeding-places of, in
Grenada, V. 53 ; in Panama Canal
Zone, IX. 108; in Trinidad,
V. 60, X. 106; in Venezuela,
X. 62; bionomics of, X. 108.
Psorophora (J anthinosotna) purpur-
ascens, Edw., described as new
from Paraguay, X. 153.
Psorophora saeva, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60 ; in Venezuela,
X. 183.
Psorophora (Aedes, Janthinosoma)
savi, D. & K., in Canada, VIII.
140 ; in Trinidad, V. 60 ; in
U.S.A., I. 119, IV. 136; in
Venezuela, X. 183 ; experimen-
tally conveying anthrax, VI. 181 ;
breeding-places of, IV. 136.
Psorophora scintillans, Wlk., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Psorophora siqnipennis, Coq., in
U.S.A., VI. 8, VIII. 187.
Psorophora texana, D. & K., in
U.S.A., VIII. 187.
Psorophora tibialis, R.-D., P. lynchi
possibly a synonym of, IX. 5.
Psorophora (Janthinosoma) tovari,
Evans, described as new from
Venezuela, X. 183.
Psorophora (Grabhamia) varinervis,
Edw., described as new from
Paraguay, X. 153.
Psoroptes, causing mange in horses,
VII. 39, 183 ; hydrocyanic acid
against, VIII. 168; anatomy of,
IX. 54; notices of keys to, VI.
81, IX. 10; valid species of,
X. 32.
Psoroptes communis, Fiirstenberg
(see P. equi).
Psoroptes communis var. bovis, Ger-
lach, in S. Africa, IV. 187, IX.
52; in Canada, VI. 14; in U.S.A.,
VII. 104; bionomics and control
of, VI. 14.
174
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Psoroptes communis var. caprae
(see P. equi var. caprae).
Psoroptes communis var. ciiniculi
(see P. cuniculi).
Psoroptes comtnunis var. equi, Her-
ing (see P. equi).
Psoroptes communis var. ovis,
Hering (see P. ovis).
Psoroptes cuniculi, Megn. {commu-
nis var. cuniculi), on rabbits in
S. Africa, IV. 187 ; in Argentina,
VII. 175; in U.S.A., IV. 96.
Psoroptes {Dermatodectes) equi, Her-
ing {communis, Fiirstenberg, com^-
niunis var. eqtti), X. 32; in S.
Africa, III. 133; in Britain,
IV. 178, VII. 166, X. 57; in
U.S.A., VI. 170; infesting man,
III. 226; infesting rabbits, III.
226, X. 59, 60; bionomics of,
III. 133; measures against, VII.
39, X. 59, 60 ; anatomy of,
IX. 54 ; hides damaged by, X.
57. ■
Psoroptes equi {communis) var. ca-
prae, in S. Africa, IV. 186; in
Belgian Congo, I. 93, V. 35.
Psoroptes natalensis. Hirst, X. 32 ;
on Asiatic buffalo, IX. 52.
Psoroptes ovis, Hering {communis
var. ovis), in S. Africa, I. 81,
II. 157, IV. 184-187; in S.
America, X. 191 ; in Britain,
X. 12; in Canada, V. 115, 118;
in U.S.A., III. 150, IX. 110,
X. 170, 199; on goats, I. 86, X.
170; bionomics of, I. 81, II.
157, IV. 184-187; measures
against, II. 157, IV. 184-187,
X. 12, 170, 191.
Psychoda, Achorufes viaticus pre-
dacious on, IX. 56.
Psychoda alternata. Say, in France,
II. 134; in U.S.A., VII. 24, 90,
IX. 186, 187; bionomics of,
VII. 24 ; measures against, in
sewage filters, VII. 24, 90, IX.
186, 187.
Psychoda cinerea. Banks, measures
against, in sewage filters in
U.S.A., VII. 24.
Psvchoda phalaenoides, L., in France,
il. 134.
Psychoda sexpunctata, Curt., effect
of, on disposal of sewage, VI. 117.
Pterolichus bicaudatus, Gerv., on
ostriches in S. Africa, VIII. 166.
Pterolichus sculpturatus. Hirst, de-
scribed as new from ostriches
in S. Africa, VIIT. 166.
Pteroinalus, parasite of Lepidoptera,
IV. 121.
Pteromalus deplanatus, Nees, in
houses in Britain, VII. 72.
pteropi, Nycteridocoptes.
Pterostichus madidus, Sturn., preda-
cious on flies in Britain, VIII. 22.
Pterygodes, subgen. n. for Rhipice-
phalus fulvus {q.v.), I. 146.
Pterygophorus analis, Costa, cattle
killed by eating larvae of, in
Australia, IX. 215.
Ptilolepis, gen.n., Musca inferior
the type of {q.v.), IX. 76.
Ptilonyssus nudus, Berl. & Trouess.,
on sparrows in Britain, IV. 142.
Ptilopsylla, gen.n., IX. 61.
Ptilopsylla leptina, J. & R., described
as new from bats in Paraguay,
IX. 61.
Ptinus brunnciis, Duft., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
puhescens, Erephopsis ; Trichodectes
(see T. vestitus).
pubis, Phthirus {Phthirius).
pudicus, Chrysops.
pugiuncuhis, Tabanus.
pugnax, Onthophagus ; Tabanus.
pulchella, Haematopota.
pnlchellus, Rhipicephalus ; Tabanus.
pulcherrima, Uranotaenia.
pulcherrimus, Anopheles {Cellia).
pulchra, Diatomineura ; Lucilia.
pulchripalpis, Theo., Culex (see
Aedes caspius).
pulchripalpis, Rond., Orthopodomyia
{Culex, Grabhamia, Ochlerotatus).
pulchritarsis, Aedes.
piilchrithorax, Culex.
pulchriventer, Aedes {Finlaya).
Pulex, rarity of, on rats in India,
IX. 211 ; possibly a carrier of
kala-azar, I. 30; excretion of
undigested matter by, X. 28;
effect of hvdrocyanic acid gas
on, IX. 191.'
Pulex cheopis (see Xenopsylla).
Pulex conepati. Aim. Cunha, de-
scribed as new. III. 82; on
Conepatus sujfocans in Brazil,
III. 82, VI. 92.
Pulex dugesi. Baker, in Ecuador,
VI. 192.
Pulex hominis, DeG. (see P. irri-
tans).
Pulex irritans, L., VII. 155; world-
wide distribution of, VIII. 3,
IX. 38; in Annam, V. 51;
in Argentina, VII. 181; in
Australia. V. 41, VI. 62, VII. 187 ;
in Brazil, VI. 92; in Britain,
I. 103, 104, IV. 166, IX. 47;
in Ceylon, V. 150 ; in Ecuador,
VI. 192; in Egypt, III. 45;
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
175
in British Guiana, VII. 179; not
transmitting oriental sore in
India, II. 184, IX. 208; in Dutch
E. Indies, I. 90; in Malta, VI.
43; in Mesopotamia, IX. 146
in Messina, I. 130; in Morocco
X. 102; in rhiHppines, VII. 194
in Salonika, IV. 179 ; in Senegal
X. 52; in Sweden, VII. 157
. in Turkey, IX. 7; in U.S.A.,
IV. 34, VI. 183, 210; transmit-
ting Dipylidiuui caninum, VIII.
115 ; Herpetomonad parasites
of. III. 144, IX. 162 ; experiments
with leishmaniasis and, I. 4,
II. 36, 177, IV. 49, 103, 130,
IX. 55 ; possible relation of, to
plague, I. 90, IV. 4, V. 150, VIII.
3, 76, X. 159 ; possible relation
of, to rheumatic fever, VIII. 75,
IX. 38, 62 ; on badger, IX. 47 ;
on dogs, IV. 58, VI. 183, IX. 47;
on foxes, IX. 47, 96; on pigs,
VII. 181; on rats, I. 103, 104,
V. 51, X. 52 ; larval habits of,
II. 131; measures against, II.
62, IV. 34, IX. 146, X. 102;
notice of text-book on, II. 17.
Pulex irritans var. bahiensis, Aim.
Cunha, in Brazil, III. 82, VI. 92.
Pulex pallidus, Tasch., infesting
foxes, IX. 96.
Pulex penetrans (see Tunga).
Pulex raptoris, Weiss, described as
new from Hvstrix cristata in
Tunis, V. 87.
Pulex serratioeps, Gerv. (see Cteno-
cephalus canis).
pulicaris, Culicoides ; Nitzschia
(see Dennyus truncatus).
pullatus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus).
piillnlns, Tabanus.
pulverifer, Tabanus.
pulverulentum, Simulium.
pulverulentus, Aedes.
pumila, Musca.
pumilus, Culicoides ; Tabanus.
punctata, Haemaphysalis cinnabar-
ina ; Monedula.
punctaticollis, Culicoides (see C.
nubeculosus).
punctatipennis, Dasvhelea.
punciatissimus, Rhipicephalus san-
guineus.
punctatus, Aedes {Culex, Ochlerota-
tus) (see A. caspius).
punctibasis, A nopheles.
puncticollis, Becker, Culicoides.
puncticollis, Goetgh., Culicoides (see
C nubeculosus).
punctifer, Chrysops ; Tabanus.
pmictigera, Lyperosia.
punctimacula, Anopheles {Arribcci^
zagia).
punctipennis, Anopheles,
punctipes, Aedes [Skiisea).
punctipleura, Tabanus.
punctithorax, Culicoides.
punctocostalis, Aedes {Banksinella).
puHctodes, Aedes.
punctolateralis, Aedes {Stegomyia)
(see Rachionotoniyia atripes).
punctor, Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
punctothoracis, Aedes {Ochlerotatus).
punctulatus, A nopheles [Myzomyia,
Neomyzomyia).
p'unctum. Sepsis,
punctum- album, Ceratopogon.
punensis, Ceratophyllus ; Tabanus.
pungens, Aegophagamyia ; Culex
(see Aedes rusticus) ; Culicoides.
puniens, Haematopota.
punjabensis, Ceratophyllus.
puripennis, C^ilicoides.
purpurascens, Psorophora {J anthino-
sonia) .
purpurata, Rachionotomyia.
purpurea, Lucilia (see L. caesar).
purpureas, Rhinoestrits {Oestrus) ;
Sabethinus {Sabethoides) .
pusilla, Kempia; Microlynchia.
pusillum, Hyalomma ; Microthrom-
bidium ; Simulium.
pusillus, Cotocripus ; Culex.
putilla, Lagaropsylla.
putoria, Chrysomyia {Musca, Pycno-
soma) (see C. albiceps).
putris, Themira.
putus, Ixodes.
Pycnosoma (see Chrysomyia).
Pvgiopsylla, on rats in Java, V. 65.
Pygiopsvlla ahalae, Roths., in lava,
I. 87, 90, II. 115, III. 34, 205,
IV. 128, VI. 54; and plague,
I. 87, 90, II. 115, III. 34, IV. 4,
VIII. 3; on rats. 111. 205, IV.
128, VI. 54.
Pygiopsylla hilli, Roths., on Pera-
meles macrura in Australia, V. 41.
Pygiopsylla ochi. Roths., on Tri-
chosurus in Australia, V. 41.
Pygiopsvlla pavida. Roths., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
V. 41; hosts of, V. 41.
Pygiopsvlla robinsoni, Roths., hosts
of, in' Sumatra, VII. 164.
Pygiopsylla solida. Roths., described
as new from Epimvs in Australia,
V. 41.
pygmaea, Erephopsis.
pVgmaeus, Chrysoconops (see Taen-
iorhynchus brevicellulus) ; Tabanus
(see T. rivularis).
pyophila, Sarcophaga.
176
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Pyralis, infested with Hymenolepis
diminuta, III. 138.
Pyralis (Asopia) farinalis, L., inter-
mediate host of Hymenolepis
diminuta, V. 14, VIII. 85.
Pyrellia anorufa, Villen., described
as new from Cape Colony, IV. 125.
Pyrellia antennatis, Hutton, infest-
ing sheep in New Zealand, IX.
168, X. 204.
Pyrellia bequaerti, Villen., described
as new from Ruwenzori, IV. 125.
Pyrellia [Ophyra) cadaverina, L.,
in Belgian Congo, IV. 125 ; in
Russia, I. 151; in dead bodies,
IX. 121.
Pyrellia distincta, Villen., described
as new from Belgian Congo,
IV. 125.
Pyrellia ditissinia, Villen., described
as new from Africa, IV. 125.
Pyrellia eriophthalma, Macq., in
Britain. III. 89, IV. 87, 102, 121,
145, VII. 71, VIII. 22; hiberna-
tion of, IV. 102, 121, VII. 71.
Pyrellia lasiopihalnia, Macq., in
houses in Britain, III. 184.
Pyrellia laxifrons, Villen., described
as new from Belgian Congo, IV.
125.
Pyrellia macidisquama, Villen., de-
scribed as new from E. Africa,
IV. 125.
Pyrellia sercua, I\Ig., in Quebec,
III. 155.
Pyrellia versatilis, Villen., described
as new from Ruwenzori, IV. 125.
pyrenaiciis, Culex (see C. apicalis).
Pyretophoriis (see Anopheles).
Pyrrhocoris apterus, L., Herpetomon-
as [Leptomouas) pvrrJiocoris in,
IX. 144, X. 8, 121, 172.
Q.
quadraticeps , Trichodectes.
quadrimaciilata, Calliphora ; Li-
bellula.
quadriniacnlatus. Anopheles ; Culex
[Culicada] (see Aedes rusticus).
quadripunctatitm, Poecilosoma.
quadripiistulata, I Vint hem ia.
quadrisetosa, Sarcophaga {Helicobia).
quadrisignatus, CuUcoides ; Tabanus.
quadrivittatus, Aedes.
quartus, Aedes (see A. anniilipes).
quasigelidus, Culex.
quasimodesius, Culex.
quasiornata, Rachionotomyia {Aedes,
Mimeteomyia, Stegomyia) .
quasisangiiinea, Hodgesia.
quasiritbri thorax, Aedes [Ochlero-
tatus).
quasiunivittatus, Aedes (Ochlerota-
ins) .
quaylei, Aedes (see A. dorsalis).
queenslandi , Pseudotabanus ; Taba-
nus.
queenslandis, Aedes [Finlaya).
quinquecinctus, Tabanus.
quinquefasciatus, Culex (see C.
fatigans) .
quinquelineatus, Aedes {Finlaya).
quinquepiinctatus, Aedes {Aedimor-
phiis, Ochlerotatus).
quinquevittatus, Eretmopodites ; Ta-
banus.
R.
rabida, Haematopota.
Rachionotomyia, notice of kej^ to,
X. 229.
Rachionotomyia aenea, Edw., de-
scribed as new from ]\falav States,
IX. 133.
Rachionotomyia aranoides, Theo., in
Portuguese India, X. 68.
Rachionotomyia {Aedes, Stegomyia)
atra, Tayh, described as new, II.
135; in "Papua, II. 135, III. 153.
Rachionotomyia [Citlex, Mimeteo-
tnyia, Scutomyia, Stegomyia)
atripes, Skuse, IT. 149; in Aus-
tralia, IV. 11, 182.
Rachionotomyia {Phoniomyia) bi-
maculipes, Theo., in Formosa,
VI. 51.
Rachionotomyia caledonica, Edw.,
described as new from New
Caledonia, X. 154.
Rachionotomyia coeruleocephala,
Leic, in Sumatra, IV. 23.
Rachionotomyia {Ficalbia) dofleini,
Gtinther, breeding in pitcher
plants in Ceylon, II. 43.
Rachionotomyia {Mimeteomyia,
Rachisoura, Stegomyia) filipes,
Wlk. {hilli, Tayl.,5vfcf5/r's,Theo.),
in Australia, IV. il, 183, V. 68;
described as Stegomyia hilli, sp. n.,
from Melville Island, III. 37;
synonymy of, IX. 134.
Rachionotomyia monctifeva, Dyar,
described as new from Philip-
pines, IX. 51.
Rachionotomyia nepenthis, Edw..
described as new from Borneo,
III. 115.
Rachionotomyia {Stegomyia) ornata,
Tayl., described as new, II. 135;
in Papua, II. 135, HI. 153.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
177
Rachionotornyia proxima, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Borneo, II.
115.
Rachionotornyia punctolateralis ,
Theo. (see R. atripes).
Rachionotornyia purpuraia, Edw.,
described as new from Fiji, IX.
133.
Rachionotornyia [Aides, Mimeteo-
myia, Stegomyia) quasiovnata,
Tayl., described as new, IV. 11;
in Australia, IV. 11, VII. 175;
correct genus for, IX. 134.
Rachionotornyia sylvestris, Theo. (see
R.filipes).
Rachionotornyia [Aedss, Ochlerotatus,
Stegomyia) tasmaniensis, Strick-
land, in Queensland, VI. 74; in
Tasmania, III. 37, IV. 183; male
of, V. 67.
Rachionotornyia vicina, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Borneo, III.
10.
Rachisoura (see Rachionotornyia).
radicum, Anthomyia.
Radiocidex clavipalpus, Theo. (see
Mimomyia chamberlain i) .
rainbowi, Tabanus.
Ranatra, in Russia, I. 195.
rapae, Pieris.
rapax, Lesticocampa.
raphaelis, Ceratopogon.
raptatorum, Olfersia.
raptor, Liitzia ; Muscidifurax.
raptoria, Lycosa.
raptoris, Pulex.
rasus, Ixodes.
ratti, Demodex.
Ravinia (see Sarcophaga).
Raymondia huberi, Frauenfeld, in
Somaliland, III. 136.
recedens, Tabanus.
recondita, Uranotaenia.
recula, Ceratophylliis ignotus.
reducens, Tabanus.
reductor, Culex.
Reduvius mayeti, Put., probably not
a carrier of goitre in Algeria, IV.
139.
Reduvius personatus, L., supposed
to feed on bed-bugs, I. 208.
reduvius, Ixodes (see /. ricinus).
Reedomyia pampangensis, Ludl. (see
A edes alboscutellatus) .
Reedomyia sudanensis (see A edes).
reflexus, Argas (see A. columbae).
regalis, Chrysomyia (see C. mar-
ginalis) ; Haemagogus.
regina, Mg., Phormia [Euphormia).
regina, R.-D., Phormia (see P.
azure a).
reginae, A edes [Skusea).
(K2009)
regisgeorgii, Diatomineiira ; Tabanus.
regius, Megarhinus [Toxorhynchites)
(see M. splendens).
regularis, Tabanus.
reinwardti, Tabanus.
relicta, Chrysops ; Dicladocera.
relucens, Sericophorus.
remipes, Sabethes.
remotus, Copris ; Culicoides.
remicria, Chrysomyia (see C. niega-
cephala) .
repicta, Aphiochaeta (see A.
xanthina).
repleta, Drosophila.
reptans, Melusina; Simulium.
restuans, Culex (see C. territans).
reticulatus, Culicoides ; Derinacen-
tor ; Ornithodorus (see O. talaje).
retorta, Dasyhelea.
Rhadinopsylla integella, J. & R.,
described as new from Microtus
in France, IX. 61.
Rhadinopsylla {Ctenophthalmiis) pen-
tacantha. Roths., hosts of, in
Britain. I. 103, IX. 47.
rhecter, A edes [Ecculex).
Rhegmoclema atrata, Say, breeding-
places of, in U.S.A., VI. 116.
rhinocerotis, Dermacentor.
Rhinocoris (see Harpactor).
Rhinoestvus, infesting horses in
Africa, III. 99, VIII. 7; possibly
causing ocular myiasis in man,
VIII. 169 ; characters and hosts
of, V. 49, 50.
Rhinoestriis hippopotami, Griinberg,
infesting hippopotamus in Africa,
III. 217.
Rhinoestrus nasalis, DeG. (see R.
purpureus) .
Rhinoestrus nivarleti, Rodh. & Beq.,
infesting bush pig in Belgian
Congo, III. 146, V. 50.
Rhinoestrus phacochaeri, Rodh. &
Beq., described as new from
wart hog in Africa, III. 198.
Rhinoestrus purpureus, Br. {nasalis,
DeG.), infesting equines in N. and
E. Africa, VI. 239, VII. 170, IX.
44 ; attacking cattle in W. Africa,
III. 99: in Palestine, VI. 55: in
Russia, III. 217; in Spain, VI.
112 ; ■ causing ocular myiasis in
man, VI. 55, 112, VIII. 66, 151;
bionomics of, III. 217 ; incorrectly
known as R. nasalis, VII. 55;
characters distinguishing larvae
of, from Oestrus ovis, I. 135, X.
54.
Rhinogastrophilus (see Gastrophilus).
Rhinolophopsylla capensis, J. & R.,
12
178
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
described as new from bats in
Zululand, IX. 61.
Rliinoniyza rodhaini, Beq., described
as new from Belgian Congo, 1. 100.
Rhinonyssus, new species of, in-
festing birds in Shetlands, IX. i
196.
Rhipicentor bicornis, Nutt. & Warb.,
on canines in S. Africa, VII. 19. 1
Rhipicephalus, and diseases of cattle i
in Africa, VIII. 148, IX. 83, 93; 1
on rodents in Egypt, III. 47 ; in
Trinidad, II. 129; possible effect I
of wool fat on, X. 187.
R/ii picephalits appe7tdiculatus ,'Neura,
[nitens, Neiim.), in E. Africa,
I. 21, II. 140, V. 76 ; in S. Africa,
I. 83, 112, II. Ill, 163, III. 20,
21, VI. 167, VIII. 129, IX. 84,
X. 64; in Angola, VIII. 167;
in Belgian Congo, V. 35, VI. 161;
in Nyasaland, I. 60, VIII. 33;
in Italian Somaliland, IV. 70 ;
and piroplasmosis of domestic
animals, 1. 205, II. 140, 163, III.
20, 142, IV. 64, V. 71, VIII. 129,
165, 166, 167, X. 64; carrying
gastro-enteritis in sheep and
goats, V, 76 ; conveying horse-
sickness, VI. 161; on dogs, III.
4; bionomics of, II. 112, 163, IX.
84; dipping against, I. 83, II.
114, 163, III. 218, IV. 46, VI. 167 ;
abnormalities in, X. 147 ; varia-
tion in, I. 155.
Rhipicephalus bursa, C. & F., in
Caucasus, X. 102; on cattle in
Egypt, III. 77 ; in Hungary and
Rumania, IX. 116 ; transmitting
NutialUa equi in Italy, X. 185 ;
in Macedonia, VIII. 194; hosts
of, in Mytilene, VIII. 146; in
Venezuela, IX. 13 ; probably
transmitting piroplasmosis of
sheep, I. 206, V. 71, VIII. 165,
166, 194, IX. 13, 116, X. 102 ; on
dogs. III. 4; habits of sexes of,
VIII. 23; parthenogenesis in, I.
155 ; development of pads on
feet of, VIII. 89.
RhipicepJialus capensis, Koch, on
cattle and donkeys in E. Africa,
II. 124; in S. Africa, II. 112,
VIII. 129; in Belgian Congo, IV.
64, V. 35; in Nyasaland, VIII.
33 ; transmitting piroplasmosis,
IV. 64, V. 71, VIII. 129, 165;
bionomics of, II. 112; on dogs,
III. 4.
Rhipicephalus ecinctus, Neum., in
Italian Somaliland, IV. 70.
Rhipicephalus evertsi, Neum., in
E. Africa, L 21, III. 133, V. 173;
in S. Africa, II. 105, 111, 177,
III. 20, VIII. 129, IX. 83; in
Angola, VIII. 167; in Belgian
Congo, IV. 64 ; in Nyasaland,
VIII. 33: on cattle in Egypt, III.
77, IV. 192; in Mauritius, III.
53, 221 ; and equine piroplasmosis,
I. 38, II. 105, III. 20, IV. 64,
V. 71, VIII. 194, IX. 83; and
African coast fever, VIII. 129,
165, 166; bionomics of, I. 83,
II. 112, IX. 84; on dogs. III. 4;
dipping against, II. 114, V. 173.
Rhipicephalus evertsi var. albigeni-
culatus, conveying horse sickness
in Belgian Congo, VI. 161.
Rhipicephalus evertsi var. mimeticus,
Don., hosts of, in S.W. Africa,
VII. 19.
Rhipicephalus falcatus, Neum., on
pigs in Mozambique, III. 91 ; in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Rhipicephalus (Pterygodes) fulvus,
Neum., described as new from
Tunisia, I. 146.
Rhipicephalus haemaphysaloides.
Sup., on cattle in Ceylon, X. 67;
in India, I. 154, VII. 69; on pigs,
VII. 69.
Rhipicephalus lunulatus, Neum. (see
R. triciispis).
Rhipicephalus maculatus, Neum.,
on pigs in Mozambique, III. 91.
Rhipicephalus neavei, Warb., in
Mozambique, IX. 91.
Rhipicephalus nitens, Neum. (see R.
appendiculatus) .
Rhipicephalus oculatus, Neum., hosts
of, in S.W. Africa, VII. 19; hosts
of, in Egypt, III. 77, IV. 192.
Rhipicephalus pulchellus, Gerst.,
distribution and hosts of, I. 156;
in E. Africa, I. 21, HI. 91; in
Somaliland, II. 9, IV. 70; im-
ported into Zanzibar, VI. 46;
on dogs, III. 4.
Rhipicephalus pimctatissitnus (see
R. sanguineus punctatissimus) .
Rhipicephalus ricinus (see Ixodes).
Rhipicephalus sanguineus, Latr.,
in S. Africa, VII. 19, IX. 83; in
W. Africa, IV. 45, 150, V. 48,
VI. 225, IX. 101; in Brazil, II.
57, IV. 39, VIII. 85, X. 234; in
Ceylon, X. 67 ; in Costa Rica, X.
31; in Egypt, III. 77, IV. 192;
in France, IX. 89, X. 87; in
British Guiana, V. 4 ; in Hungary,
IX. 116; in India, HI. 5; in
Macedonia, VIII. 194; in Mauri-
tius, HI. 53, 221 ; in Mesopotamia,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
179
IX. 146; in Mytileiie, VIII. 146;
in Queensland, VIII. 73, 74; in
Russia, V. 99; in Somaliland , II.
9; in Tunis, IV. 63, 131, VI. 28,
VII. 58, VIII. 67; in U.S.A., VI.
183 ; in West Indies, II. 129, 175 ;
transmitting canine piroplasniosis,
I. 206, II. 83, III. 5, 110, IV.
64, V. 71, VIII. 67, IX. 83, 101,
X. 87, 218 ; probably transmitting
piroplasniosis of horses, VIII.
165, 194 ; intermediate host of
Trypanosoma cvuzi, II. 57; a
possible carrier of toxoplasmosis,
VI. 183, VII. 58; attacking man,
IX. 89; infesting foxes, IX. 96;
bionomics of. III. 110; parasite
of, IV. 39; repellent for, X. 31;
effect of malnutrition on, II. 50;
Cryptoplasma rhipicephali re-
corded in error as a parasite of,
IV. 63, 121; development of
pads on feet of, VIII. 89.
Rhipicephalus sanguineus var. punc-
taiissimus, Gerst., transmitting
Piroplasma cams in Venezuela,
IX. 13; on dogs. III. 4.
Rhipicephalus sinius, Koch, in E.
Africa, I. 21 ; in S. Africa, II. Ill,
III. 20, 222, VIII. 129; in W.
Africa, IV. 150, IX. 101; in
Angola, VIII. 167; in Belgian
Congo, V. 35 ; in Madagascar, IX.
173; in Mytilene, VIII. 146; in
Nyasaland, VIII. 33; in Russia
and Turkestan, V. 98, 99 ; in
Somaliland, II. 9, IV. 70; in
Turkey, VI. 13; in Venezuela,
IX. 13 ; transmitting anaplas-
mosis, VI. 10, VIII. 166; and
piroplasniosis. III. 20, IV. 64,
V. 71, VIII. 129, 165, 166, IX.
13, 83, 101, 173; tick allied to,
carrying Piroplasma gibsoni, III.
5 ; on dogs. III. 4 ; on rhinoceros,
III. 222.
Rhipicephahis texanus, Banks, on
dogs, III. 4.
Rhipicephalus tricuspis, Don. {lunu-
latus, Neum.), in Sierra Leone,
IV. 45 ; on dogs. III. 4.
Rhizoglyphus parasiticus, Dalgetty,
causing water-itch in India, I. 16.
rhizophorae, Haematopota.
Rhizotrogus, destroyed by Tabanid
larvae, III. 195.
rhodesiensis, Anopheles; Leptoco-
nops.
Rhodnius brethesi, da Matta, de-
scribed as new, VIII. 41 • in
Brazil, VIII. 41, IX. 7.
(K2009)
Rhodnius limosus, Wlk., in Brazil,
VIII. 41.
Rhodnius nasutus, Stal, in Brazil,
VIII. 41.
Rhodnius pictipes, StSl, in Brazil,
VIII. 41.
Rhodnius prolixus, Stal, in Brazil,
I. 188, VIII. 41 ; in San Salvador,
III. 224; in Venezuela, VIII. 16,
183 ; conveying Trypanosoma
cruzi, I. 188, II. 87, VIII. 41;
flagellates found in, II. 108, VIII.
16, 183; feeding habits of. III.
56, IV. 38.
rhombicus, Tabanus.
Rhopalopsyllus australis, Roths., on
Myoprocta acouchi in British
Guiana, VII. 129.
Rhopalopsyllus lugubris, J. & R., on
Myoprocta acouchi in British
Guiana, VII. 129.
Rhyparobia maderae, ¥., not sus-
ceptible to plague bacilli, I. 113.
Rhyphvis fenesiralis, Scop., breeding
in manure in British Isles, VII.
191 ; infected with Helicospo-
ridiuni parasiticum, IX. 148.
ribeiroi, Pseudostrebla.
richiardii, Taeniorhynchus {Culex,
Mansonia) .
ricinoides, Ixodes,
ricinus, Ixodes {Rhipicephalus).
rima, Culex.
riparius, Aides; Paederus.
Ritteria nemoruni, Koch, in England,
X. 119.
Rivoltasia (Epidermoptes) bifurcata,
Riv., in U.S.A., VI. 14; on
fowls, II. 30, VI. 14.
Rivoltasia {Epidermoptes) bilobata,
Riv., on fowls, II. 30.
rivularis, Tabanus.
robinsoni, Pygiopsylla.
robusta, Sarcophaga.
rodhaini, Conostigmus ; Cordylobia
{Stasisia) ; Rhinomyza.
Rodhainomyia, Beq., gen. n. for
Cobboldia chrysidiformis, VIII.
108.
Rodhainomyia {Cobboldia) chrysidi-
formis, Ged., infesting African
elephant, IV. 40, V. 35, VI. 107,
VII. 116, 117, VIII. 108.
Rodhainomyia {Cobboldia) roverei,
Ged. (see R. chrysidiformis) .
Rogenhofera, IX. 157.
Rogenhofera dasypoda, Br., in Brazil,
VT. 129.
Rogenhofera grandis, Guer., in S.
America, VI. 129.
Rogenhofera trigonocephala, Br., in
Brazil, VI. 129.
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180
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
foloncetta, Wyeomyia.
roperi, Uranotaenia.
rossi, Anopheles [Myzomyia, Nysso-
myzomyia, Psei(doniyzomyia) (see
A . subpictus) ; Chiastopsylla ; Culex
(see Aedes argenteus).
rostochiensis, Aedes.
rostrata, Benibex.
rostratiila, Psendomeiiopon.
yostratus, Ornithodorus.
Rothschildella occidentalis, Aim.
Cunha, described as new from
Dasypus novemcinctus in Brazil,
III. 82.
roihschildi, Ixodes percavatus.
rohmdata, Degeeriella.
rotundatus, Cimex (Clinocoris) (see
C. hemiptera) ; Saprinus.
roubaudi, Phlebotonins.
roucouyana, Dendroniyia.
roverei, Cobboldia (see Rodhainomyia
chrysidiformis) .
rowlandi, Uranotaenia [Pseudourano-
taenia).
rubens, Haematopota.
rubicunduluni, Siniulium.
rubicundulus , Tabanus.
rubidus, Tabanus.
rubiginosus, Alcimus.
yubithoracis, Culex {Lophocerato-
myia) ; Topomyia.
rubricallosus, Tabanus.
rubriihorax, Aedes {Culex, Ochlero-
tatus) ; Sirmilium; Tabanus.
rubrofasciata, Triatoma {Conorhi-
nus).
riibrovaria, Triatoma.
rudis, Pollenia.
rufa, Solenopsis geminata ; Stilo-
bezzia.
rufescens, Atrichopogon.
rufibarbis, Cephenomyia (see C.
auribarbis) .
ruficeps, Odontomachus.
ruficollis, Corynetes ; Necrobia;
Paederiis.
ruficornis, Lucilia (see L. pulchra) ;
Megaloceraea ; Sarcophaga ; Tab-
anus nemoralis.
ruficrus, Tabanus.
rufifacies, Chrysomyia (Calliphora,
Pycnosoma) (see C. albiceps).
rufinotatus, Tabanus.
rufipectus, Palpomyia (see P. ar-
mipes) .
rufipes, Anopheles; Aphiochaeta;
Hippobosca ; Necrobia. .
rufitarsis, Aulacogaster.
rufiventris, Atrichopogon atratus ;
Cuterebra ; Hyalomyia [Austro-
phasia) ; Tabanus ; Tephrochla-
mys.
rufoabdominalis , Tabanus.
rufoniger, Erephopsis.
rufotuberculata, Triatoma.
rufus, Tabanus.
rugosicollis, Spalangia.
rugulosa, Triatoma {Belminus).
rupestris, Tabanus.
rupinae, Tabanus.
ruralis, Sarcophaga ; Voria.
rusiictis, Aedes {Culex, Ochlerotatus).
rutherfordi, Uranotaenia.
rutilis, Culicoides inornatipennis.
s.
Sabethes, in Guatemala, IV. 177 ;
percentage of, in Panama Canal
Zone, VII. 127; notice of key
to, VIII. 32.
Sabethes albiprivatus, Lutz, in Bra-
zil, VI. 91.
Sabethes amazonicus, Gordon &
Evans, described as new from
Brazil, X. 234.
Sabethes bipartipes, D. & K., pre-
dacious larva of, in Surinam,
IX. 88; in U.S.A., X. 130;
probably identical with 5. chroio-
pus, VIII. 60; anatomy of,
X. 130.
Sabethes chroiopus, D. & K., VIII.
60 ; described as new from
British Guiana, I. 164.
Sabethes cyaneus, F., in Argentina,
IX. 207; in U.S.A., X. 130;
anatomy of, X. 130.
Sabethes lociilipes, R.-D., in Trini-
dad, V. 60.
Sabethes longipes, Macq., in Brazil,
VI. 91.
Sabethes remipes, Wied., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Sabethinus, notices of keys to,
VIII. 32, IX. 72; larvae of, in
Brazil, VIII. 26.
Sabethinus aurescens, Theo., ana-
tomy of, in U.S.A., X. 130.
Sabethinus identicus, D. & K.
(see S. aurescens).
Sabethinus moerbista, D. & K.,
described as new from British
Guiana, VII. 105.
Sabethinus {Sabethoides) purpureas,
Theo., in Trinidad, V. 60; in
Brazil, VI. 91.
Sabethinus {Sabethoides) undosus,
Coq., in Trinidad, V. 60; in
U.S.A., X. 130; anatomy of,
X. 130.
Sabethoides, notice of key to, VIII.
32.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
181
Sahethoides confusus, Theo., in Bra-
zil, VI. 91 ; in Trinidad, V. 60.
Sahethoides imperfectus, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 59; attacking
man, VIII. 59.
Sahethoides nitidus, Theo., in British
Guiana, X. 33 ; breeding-places
of, in Trinidad, IV. 69.
Sahethoides purpureus (see Sabethi-
nus).
Sahethoides undosus (see Sahethinus).
saccharina, Lepisma.
sacharovi. Anopheles,
sackeni, Chrysops.
saeva, Psorophora.
sagax, Aedes {Culex, Ochlerofatus) .
Sagittarius, Tabanus (see T. taeniola
var. variatus).
sakhalinensis, Haematopota.
salinarius, Culex.
salinelhis, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) .
salinus, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) (see
A. detritus),
salisburiensis , Culex.
salmi, Ceratopogon.
salus, Culex (see C. sitiens)
salutiferus, Gastrophilus (see G.
nasalis) .
salvazai, Tabanus.
samboni, Simulium.
Samea multiplicalis, Gn., destroying
Pistia stratiotes in Panama Canal
Zone, VII. 4.
samoaensis, Culex [Pseudotaenio-
rhynchus) .
sanctaemarthae , Culicoides.
sanctilaurentii , A trichopogon.
sanguinarius, Tabanus.
sanguineum, Simulium.
sanguineus, Dermanyssus ; Haemoga-
masus ; Rhipicephalus ; Tabanus.
sanguinolenius, Bdellolarnyx.
sanguisiiga, Triatoma [Conorhinus) .
sanguisugens, Haematobia.
sanguisugus, Culicoides.
sansoni, Aedes.
sapphirina, Epicauta ; Uranotaenia.
sapporoensis , Tabanus.
sapporoenus , Tabanus.
Saprinits rotundatus, Kug., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Sapromvza fuscicornis, Macq., in
Queensland, VIII. 189.
saramaccensis, Culex (Choeroporpa).
Sarcophaga, VI. 112, VII. 40; in
Australia, IX. 118, 155, X. 1;
in Belgian Congo, I. 140, VII.
121 ; in Brazil, V. 28 ; in British
Isles, VII. 191; in Egypt, IV.
142, VI. 100; in Hawaii, VI.
164; in India, IX. 53, 208,
X. 17, 74, 195; in Dutch E.
Indies, X. 211 ; in Korea, X. 206 ;
in Salonika, IV. 179 ; dispersion
of, by flight in U.S.A., IX. 194;
in Zanzibar, VI. 124; causing
myiasis, III. 43, 98, V. 28, IX.
53, X. 17, 195, 211; bacteria
transmitted from larva to adult
of, II. 62; Herpetomonas sarco-
phagae in, IX. 208 ; trypanosomes
of, unable to live in other flies,
VI. 34 ; readily attacked by
parasites of Glossina, VI. 99;
possible relation of, to protozoa
in plants, X. 145 ; hibernation
of, X. 206 ; stimuli to oviposition
of, I. 224, IX. 139; natural
enemies of, I. 140, V. 74, 158,
IX. 156, X. 1, 74 ; measures
against, VI. 100, IX. 191; trap
for, IV. 142.
Sarcophaga alpha, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga arvensis, R.-D., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Sarcophaga aurifinis, Wlk., in West
Indies, II. 175.
Sarcophaga aurifrons, Macq., in
Australia, III. 14, 16, IV. 183,
VII. 100, VIII. 60, 74, IX. 216,
X. 1, 56 ; natural enemies of,
VII. 100, VIII. 60, X. 1, 56.
Sarcophaga bancvofti, Johnst. &
Tiegs, described as new from
Queensland, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga beta, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga bullata, Parker, de-
scribed as new, V. 34; in U.S.A.,
IV. 5, V. 34 ; baits for, IV. 5.
Sarcophaga carnaria, L. [laticrus,
R.-D.), in Austria, VI. 81; in
British Isles, II. 19, IV. 143, 169,
VIII. 22; in France, II. 134;
in Gallipoli, IV. 92, VI. 26;
in Ital}^ III. 152; in Korea,
VII. 142, IX. 180, X. 206; in
Manchuria, X. 45 ; in Poland,
VIII. 119; in Sweden, VII. 157;
in U.S.A., VI. 169; in Venezu-
ela, VI. 51 ; on battlefields, IV.
18; causing myiasis, I. 175,
III. 31, 152, IV.' 88, VI. 3, 51,
169 ; i"elation of, to dissemination
of disease, I. 117 ; in dead bodies,
IX. 121; bionomics of, IV. 143;
parasitising Helix aspersa, X. 23;
hibernation of, IX. 180, X. 206;
182
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
natural enemies of, VIII. 22;
baits for, IV. 169.
Sarcophaga chrysostoma, Wied., in
Brazil, IX. 6.
Sarcophaga {Ravinia) communis,
Parker, in U.S.A., III. 61, IV. 5,
V. 125, 145 ; breeding-places
of, III. 61; seasonal prevalence
of, V. 125; baits for, IV. 5,
V. 45.
Sarcophaga conita, in Brazil, IX. 6.
Sarcophaga cooleyi, Parker, de-
scribed as new. III. 47 ; in
U.S.A., III. 47, V. 125; seasonal
prevalence of, V. 125.
Sarcophaga cruentata, Mg., in Rus-
sia, I. 151.
Sarcophaga delta, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga eta, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga falculata, Pand., in Aus-
tria, VI. 81; in Egypt, VI. 239.
Sarcophaga filia, Pand., larva of,
attacking molluscs, IX. 149.
Sarcophaga frerei, Mattos, described
as new from Brazil, IX. 6.
Sarcophaga froggatti, Tayl., de-
scribed as new, V. 54; infesting
sheep in Australia, V. 54, IX.
216, X. 143.
Sarcophaga frontalis. Thorns, (see
5. miser a).
Sarcophaga frontalis, auct. nee
Thorns, (see 5. tryoni).
Sarcophaga fuscicaiida, Boettcher,
infesting man, VIII. 74.
Sarcophaga gamma, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga georgina, Wied., in Bra-
zil, IX. Q.
Sarcophaga {Ravinia) haematodes,
Mg., developing in dead snails,
X. 24.
Sarcophaga haemorrhoidalis, F.
{nuriis, Rond.), in Austria, VI.
81; in Belgian Congo, V. 139;
in French Guinea, IV. 21 ; in
Mesopotamia, IX. 15 ; in Natal,
VII. 11; in Somaliland, III.
136; in U.S.A., III. 61, IV. 5,
V. 125 ; causing intestinal myia-
sis in man, VI. 3 ; flagellates
found in, VIII. 88 ; bionomics
of, V. 139 ; seasonal prevalence
of, V. 125 ; breeding-places of,
III. 61; Bembex predaciovis on,
VII. 11; baits for, IV. 5.
Sarcophaga helicis. Towns., in
U.S.A., IV. 5, V. 145; baits for,
IV. 5.
Sarcophaga hirtipes, Wied., in So-
maliland, III. 136.
Sarcophaga impatiens, Wlk., in
Australia, IX. 215, X. 1 ; parasite
of, X. 1.
Sarcophaga iota, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga irrequieta, Wlk., in
Queensland, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga kappa, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga kellyi. Aid., in U.S.A.,
IX. 203; destroying grass-
hoppers, VII. 86, IX. 203.
Sarcophaga knabi, Parker (see S.
froggatti).
Sarcophaga lambens, Wied., causing
myiasis in Brazil, I. 175, III. 159.
Sarcophaga laticrus, R.-D. (see S.
carnaria).
Sarcophaga latifrons (see Sarcophila).
Sarcophaga {Ravinia) latisetosa, Par-
ker, in U.S.A., IV. 5, V. 145;
baits for, IV. 5.
Sarcophaga tnagnifica (see Wohlfahr-
tia).
Sarcophaga melaneura, Mg., in Bri-
tain, IV. 143; in Russia, I. 151;
bionomics of, IV. 143; parasitic
on molluscs, IX. 149, X. 23.
Sarcophaga miser a, Wlk., trans-
mission of Habronema by, in
Queensland, VIII. 187, IX. 216.
X. 15.
Sarcophaga misera var. dux, Thorns.,
in Queensland, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga tnortuorum (see Cynom-
yia) .
Sarcophaga neivai, Mattos, described
as new from Brazil, IX. 6.
Sarcophaga minis, Rond. (see S.
haemorrhoidalis) .
Sarcophaga ochripalpis, Thoms. (see
S. irrequieta).
Sarcophaga {Parasarcophaga) omega,
Johnst. & Tiegs, described as new
from Queensland, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga omikron, Johnst. &
Tiegs, described as new from
Queensland, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga otiosa, Will., in West
Indies, II. 175.
Sarcophaga pallinervis, Thoms., I.
36.
Sarcophaga paulistanensis, Mattos.
described as new from Brazil,
IX. 6.
Sarcophaga {Ravinia) peniculata.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
183
Parker, in U.S.A.. III. 61, V.
125; breeding-places of, III.
61 ; seasonal prevalence of, V.
125.
Sarcophaga plinthopyga, Wied., in
Brazil, IX. 6 ; in West Indies,
II. 175.
Sarcophaga pyophila, Neiva & De
Faria, causing myiasis in S.
America, I. 175, III. 159.
Sarcophaga (Helicobia) quadrisetosa,
Coq., parasitised by Spalangia
tnuscidaruni, II. 22.
Sarcophaga robusta, Aldr., in U.S.A.,
X. 162.
Sarcophaga ritficornis, Wied., caus-
ing myiasis in India, I. 175
{riificollis in error). III. 159,
VI. 63 {ruficollis in error), IX.
180; bionomics of, VI. 63.
Sarcophaga ruralis, Mg. (see Wohl-
fahrtia magnifica) .
Sarcophaga sarraceniae, Riley, pos-
terior stigmata of larva of, II.
131.
Sarcophaga scoparia, Pand., subsp.
neartica, Parker, described as new
from U.S.A.. V. 34.
Sarcophaga signia, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga soror, Rond., parasitis-
ing Helix aspersa, X. 23.
Sarcophaga subtuberosa, Parker (see
S. misera var. dux).
Sarcophaga tessellata, Wied., in
Brazil, IX. 6.
Sarcophaga texana, Aldr., in U.S.A.,
X. 162.
Sarcophaga theta, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga tryoni, Johnst. & Tiegs
{frontalis, auct.), described as
new, IX. 216 ; in Queensland,
VII. 74, IX. 216.
Sarcophaga tuberosa, Pand., var.
sarracenioides, Aldr., in U.S.A.,
X. 162.
Sarcophaga wohlfahrii, Rond. (see
Wohlfahriia magnifica) .
Sarcophaga xanthophora, Wied., in
Brazil, IX. 6.
Sarcophaga zeta, Johnst. & Tiegs,
described as new from Queens-
land, IX. 216.
sarcophagae, Dirhiniis.
sarcophagoides, Cuterebra.
Sarcophila [Sarcophaga) latifrons,
Fall., in Russia, I. 151; and
myiasis, I. 175, IV. 88.
Sarcophila magnifica (see Wohlfahr-
iia) .
Sarcophila mcigeni, Portsch. (see
Wohlfahriia magnifica) .
Sarcopsylla gallinacea (see Echidno-
phaga) .
Sarcopsylla peneirans (see Tunga).
Sarcopierinus nidulans, Nitzsch,,
measures against, on fowls, II.
30.
Sarcopies, in Britain, VI. 81 ;
causing mange in rabbits, IX.
155 ; on chimpanzees, IX. 186 ;
on goats, I. 86; on horses, VII.
183 ; key distinguishing, from
forage mites, IX. 10 ; hydro-
cyanic acid against, VIII. 168;
effect of heat on, V. 90 ; survey
of, VIII. 219.
Sarcopies caii (see Noioedriis).
Sarcopies cunicuU minor (see Notoe-
drus) .
Sarcopies cynoiis, Hering, causing
otitis in dogs, I. 101.
Sarcopies laevis (see Cnemidocoptes) .
Sarcopies muians (see Cneniido-
copies) .
Sarcopies noioedres, Megn. (see No-
ioedrus muris) .
Sarcopies {Acarus) scabiei, DeG.,
III. 44; in Australia, X. 56;
causing mange in horses in
Denmark, VIII. 83 ; in Salonika,
IV. 179 ; infesting mafl in Serbia,
V. 31; in Sweden, VII. 157;
and leprosy in Zanzibar, I. 54;
man infected with, from horses,
X. 141 ; forms of, causing mange
on man and animals, VIII. 219;
infesting dogs and cats. III. 5.
X. 56.
Sarcopies scabiei bovis, Robin, in S.
Africa, IV. 187 ; measures
against, on cattle in U.S.A.,
VII. 92, 104; bionomics of,
VII. 104.
Sarcopies scabiei cameli, Megn.,
causing mange in Algeria, VII.
85 ; measures against, in Egypt,
IX. 109 ; known to attack
man, VII. 161.
Sarcopies scabiei canis, Gerlach,
in U.S.A., IV. 58, VI. 44, 183;
known to attack man, VII. 161.
Sarcopies scabiei caprae, Fiirst.,
in Belgian Congo, I. 93 ; known to
attack man, VII. 161; measures
against, I. 93.
Sarcopies scabiei communis, Dela-
fond & Bourguignon, infesting
man, V. 181, IX. 3.
184
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Sar copies scahiei crustosae, Fiirst.,
IX. 148.
Sarcoptes scabiei cvtniculi, Gerlach,
measures against, VI. 94, X. 60.
Sarcoptes scahiei equi, Gerlach, in
Brazil, VI. 92; in Russia, X.
180 ; measures against, IV. 178,
VI. 170, VII. 131, 136, 166, VIII.
219; known to attack man, VII.
161 ; specific identity of, VIII.
219, X. 216; anatomy of, IX.
148.
Sarcoptes scabiei furonis, Raill.,
infesting ferrets. III. 5, 6.
Sarcoptes scabiei hominis, Hering,
bionomics of, VII. 161 ; on ships,
X. 142; specific identity of,
X. 216 ; varieties allied to, IX.
148.
Sarcoptes scabiei leonis, Raill.,
known to attack man, VII. 161.
Sarcoptes scabiei ovis, Megn., carried
by dogs, IV. 58.
Sarcoptes scabiei suis, Megn.,
measures against, VI. 170, VII.
175, VIII. 52, 200; infesting
dogs, III. 5 ; known to attack
man, VII. 161.
Sarcoptes scabiei viilpis, Fiirst., in
Canada, X. 139 ; infesting foxes,
IX. 96, X. 139.
Sarcoptes squamifer, Fiirst. (see 5.
scabiei suis).
Sargits cuprarius, L., breeding in
manure in British Isles, IV. 108,
144, VII. 191.
Sargits iridatiis, Scop., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
sariniis, Ceratophyllus.
sarraceniae , Sarcophaga.
sarracenioides, Sarcophaga tnberosa.
satunini, Hystrichopsylla .
saturejae, Holcocranum.
saurarmn, Liponyssus.
savignyi, Ornithodorus.
savii, Ctenophthalnius.
saxatilis, Culex {Neoculex) (see C.
apicalis).
sayi, Psorophora {Aedes, Janthino-
sonia) posticata.
scabiei, Sarcoptes {A earns).
scalaris, Anthomyia (Homalomyia) ;
Aphiochacta ; Trichodectes.
scapiilaris, Aedes {Culex, Leucomvia,
Ochlerolatus) ; Ixodes.
Scatophaga, in buildings in British
Isles, VII. 191.
Scatophaga furcata, Sav, predacious
on house-flies. in U.S.A., V. 30.
Scatophaga merdaria, F., predacious
on Scatopse notata, II. 56.
Scatophaga stercoraria, L., IV. 46 ;
in Britain, II. 19, IV. 108, 143,
VIII. 22, IX. 57; in France.
II. 134; in Korea, IX. 180, X.
206; in India, VII. 129; in
U.S.A., IV. 5; hibernation of,
IV. 143, IX. 180, X. 206;
predacious on other Diptera,
IT. 56, IX. 57; of doubtful
value against blow-flies, IX. 140 ;
natural enemies of, VIII. 22;
traps for, IV. 5.
scatophagoides, Mucidus.
Scatopse, in U.S.A.. III. 62.
Scatopse notata, L., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191;
breeding in cesspools in France,
X. 30 ; preyed on by Scatophaga
stercoraria, II. 56.
Scaurus, infested with Hymenolepis
diminuta. III. 138.
Scaurus strialus, L., intermediate
host of Hymenolepis diminuta,
V. 14, VIII. 85.
Scenopinus fenestralis, L., in Britain,
IT. 19; in U.S.A., V. 145, VI.
103 ; predacious on other insects,
V. 145.
schefferi, Hystrichopsylla.
schelkovnikovi, A mphipsylla.
Schistocerca americana, Drury,
attacked by Euthrombidium in
N. America, VI. 148.
Schizodactylus (see Ankistrodacty-
lus) .
schmalzi, Cuterebra.
scholasticus, Culex.
schbnbaueri, Simulium.
Schbngastia americana, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from fowls in
U.S.A., IX. 51.
Schbngastia indica. Hirst, described
as new from Nesokia bengalensis
in Calcutta, III. 228.
Schbngastia vandersandei, Oud., at-
tacking man in New Guinea,
VI. 147.
Schbngastiella bengalensis, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from Mus rattus
in Calcutta, III. 228.
schiiffneri, A nopheles.
schultzei, Culicoides.
schwetzi, Corizoneura ; Glossina.
Sciara, breeding in manure in
British Isles, VII. 191.
Sciara coprophila, Lintner, Schnei-
deria metamorphosa in, in Kansas,
X. 206.
Sciara militaris. Now., preyed on
by Muscina pabulorum, I. 109.
scintillans, Psorophora.
Sciomyza dubia. Fin., larvae of,
attacking molluscs, IX. 149.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
185
scionoides, Erephopsts.
Scipio aulacodi, Neum., on Thryono-
mys in S. Africa, IV. 120.
Scipio breviceps, Ferris, described
as new from Thrvonomys in
S. Africa, IV. 120.
sciurinus, Liponyssus.
sciiironim, Ceratophylliis.
Sclerodermus sidneyanus, Westw.,
attacking man in Macedonia,
IX. 45.
scoparia, Sarcophaga.
scorpioides, Chelifer.
sciidderi, Bogeria.
sculpturatus, Pierolichus.
scupeiise, Hyalonima.
scutellaris, Theo., Aedes (see A.
albopictus) .
scutellaris, Wlk., Aedes (see A.
variegatus) .
scutellaris, Figites ; Haetnatopota ;
Olfersia ; Trombicula.
scntellatiis , Diachlorus.
Scutiger a forceps, Rafin., predacious
on house-flies and bedbugs in
U.S.A., V. 48, VI. 103.
Scutomyia atripes (see Rachionoto-
myia) .
Scutomyia notoscripta (see Aedes).
Scutomyia treubi (see Armigeres).
secedens, Tabanus.
seclusus, Tabanus.
secttnda, Culex {CarrolUa).
secura, Neopsylla.
segmentarius , Harpactor {Rhino-
coris) .
Selasoma tibiale, F., in Brazil, IV.
36 ; in British Guiana, VII. 129.
selengensis , Anopheles (see A. macu-
lipennis) .
semiargentata, Limnophora.
semiatra, Pseudogametes.
semicantans, Aedes (Ochlcrotatus).
semifasciatits, N eohaematopinus an-
tennatus.
semifumosa, Palpomyia.
seminationis, Platystoma.
semisordidus, Tabanus.
senile, Simulium.
senior, Tabanus.
senior -whitei, Musca.
seoule-nsis, Aedes (Finlaya).
separatiis. Anopheles.
Sepsis, N.American species of, V.
192 ; breeding in manure in
British Isles, VII. 191 ; hiberna-
tion of, in Korea, IX. 180.
Sepsis minuta, Wied., in U.S.A.,
V. 145 ; trap for, V. 45.
Sepsis punctufn, Mg., in Britain,
II. 19.
Sepsis violacea, L., in U.S.A., V»
145.
septemnotata, Limnophora.
septempunctatus , Taeniorhynch us
[Mansonioides] .
septentrionalis, Megarhiniis ; Taba-
nus.
sequax, Tabanus.
Serena, Pyrellia.
serenissma, Lucilia (see L. argyri^
cephala) .
sergenti, Anopheles ; Culex (see
C. apicalis) ; Culicoides {Diplo-
sella) ; Phlebotomus {Sergentio-
myia) .
Sergentiomyia, a subgenus of Phle-
botomus iq.v.), IX. 22, X. 50.
sericata, Lucilia.
sericatum, Simulium [Boophthora).
sericeiventris, Tabanus.
Sericophorus relucens, Sm., preda-
cious on Lyperosia exigua in
Australia, VI. 119.
Sericothrombium, in England, X.
119.
Serinetha amicta, Germ., Lepto-
monas found in, in Belgian Congo,
I. 141.
Serinetha fraterna, Westw., Lepto-
monas found in, in Belgian Congo,
I. 141.
serrata, Blepharoptera [Leria] ; Hae-
matobia (see Lyperosia irritans).
serraticeps, Ctenocephalus (Pulex)
(see C. canis).
serraticus, Trichodectes.
Serrator, in dead bodies, IX. 121.
serratus, Aedes [Culex, Protoculex) ;
Polyplax.
sessilis, Atrichopogon.
setifer, Ceutrorhynchus{see Cotocripus
caridei).
setigena, Fannia.
setiger, Liponyssus.
setigera, Musca (see M. albomacu-
lata) .
setosus, Carnus ; Linognathus.
severini, Glossina.
sewelli, Haematopota.
sexlineatus, Aedes [Stegomyia).
sexpunctata, Psychoda.
Shropshirea ypsipola (see Wyeo-
myia).
shropshirei, Trichoprosopon.
siamensis, Leptoconops.
siberica, Trichocera.
siberiensis, Theobaldia [Culiseta)
(see T. alaskaensis).
sicamus, Megarthroglossus.
siccus, Chrysops.
sidae, Mylabris.
sidneyanus, Sclerodermus.
186
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
sigma, Sarcophaga.
signata, Monedula ; Phaonia.
signaiipennis, Phlebotomus.
signativentris, Tabanus.
signatus, Culicoides.
signifer, Chrysops ; Orihopodomyia.
signipennis, Psorophora.
silacea, Chrysops.
silantievi, Ceratophyllus.
Silpha littoralis, Bergstr., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Silpha obscura, L., in dead bodies,
IX. 121.
Silvanus siirinamensis , L., found in
copra, VIII. 150.
silvarum, Liponyssus (see L. syl-
viavum) .
Silvestriellus, gen. n., X. 171.
Silvestyiellus patagonicus, Brethes,
described as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
silvestrii, Culicoides.
Silvius, IX. ' 144 ; attacked by
Asilids in Nyasaland, III. 116 ;
in Russia, III. 195.
Silvius alcocki, Summers, in Aus-
tralia, IV. 91.
Sih>ius apiformis, Neave, described
as new from Nyasaland, III. 116.
Silvius ater, TayL, described as new
from Australia, VI. 118.
Silvius australis, Ric, in New South
Wales, IV. 182.
Silvius borealis, TayL, described as
new from Australia, IV. 91.
Silvius callosus, Ric, described as
new from Natal, IX. 50.
Silvitis distinctus, TayL, described
as new from Australia, X. 109.
Silvius elongatulus , TayL, described
as new, IV. 91 ; in Australia,
IV. 91, VI. 74.
Silvitis equinus, Ferg. & Hill, de-
scribed as new from Australia,
X. 224.
Silvius frontalis, Ric, in Queens-
land, IV. 183, VI. 74.
Silvius fuliginosus, TayL, described
as new from Australia, IV. 91.
Silvius fulvohirtus, TayL, described
as new from Queensland, IV. 91.
Silvius giganiulus, Lw., habits of,
in Canada, II. 197.
Silvius hilli, TayL, described as new,
IV. 91; in Australia, IV. 91,
193.
Silvius hirsutus, Ric, described as
new from Cape Colony, IX. 50.
Silvius imitator, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 113.
Silvius jonesi, Cresson, described as
new from N. America, VIII. 84.
Silvius minor, TayL, described as
new from Australia, VI. 238.
Silvius montanus, Ric, in Queens-
land, VI. 228.
Silvius monticola, Neave, described
as new from Nyasaland, III. 116.
Silvius nigroapicalis, Ferg., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
IX. 169.
Silvius notatus, Ric, in Australia,
IX. 133, X. 15; pupation of,
X. 15.
Silvius paraliiridus , Ferg. & Henry,
described as new from New
South Wales, VIII. 173.
Silvius psarophanes, TayL, described
as new from New South Wales,
VII. 12.
Silvius sordidus, TayL, described
as new, IV. 91 ; in Australia,
IV. 8, 91.
Silvius stradbrokei, TayL, described
as new from New South Wales,
VII. 12.
Silvius sublividus, TayL, described
as new from Australia, VI. 118.
Silvius sulcifrons, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 169.
Silvius sylverii (see Pseudacantho-
cera) .
Silvius tabaniformis, TayL, described
as new from Australia, IV. 91.
Silvius tepperi, Ferg., described as
new from Australia, IX. 113.
Silvius trypherus, TayL, described
as new from Australia, IV. 91.
simile, Simulium.
similis, Aedes {Pseitdoskusea,
Skusea) ; A nopheles (see A .
novumbrosus) ; Culex (see C
palus) ; Culicoides; Cyclopodia;
Dasyhelea ; Haematopota ; Lep-
tus {Trombicula) ; Neopsylla;
Tabanus.
simillimus, Phlebotomus.
Simla, Ceratophyllus.
simlensis, Aedes (Finlaya) ; Ano-
■ pheles.
simplex, Culex (see C. annulirostris,
Skuse) ; Ischnopsyllus ; Ophyra.
simplicicolor, Simulium,.
simpsoni, Aedes {Stegomyia) ; Culex;
Tabanus.
simsoni, Stephanocircus.
simulans, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) ; Di-
cladocera.
simulator, Culex.
Simulium, VII. 40; in S. Africa,
I. 154; N. American species of,
II. 167; in Arctic Regions, VII.
196; in Astrakhan, III. 68; in
Australia, VI. 178; in Brazil,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
187
II. 53, V. 65; in Britain, IV.
121; British species of, III. 140,
V. 70; in Canada, III. 155,
V. 105 ; in Belgian Congo, I. 220,
II. 170, III. 137; in Denmark,
VII. 172 ; causing death of cattle
in Germany, II. 146, VIII. 217,
220; in Hungary, IV. 158;
in Italy, X. 174; in Jamaica,
IV. 90, IX. 171 ; not transmitting
trypanosomiasis in Kenya, X. 16 ;
absent from Mare, Loyalty Is-
lands, II. 39 ; in Nyasaland,
II. 35, IV. 171; in Philippines,
VII. 194; in Russia, III. 183;
in Salonika, IV. 179; in U.S.A.,
I. 197, II. 78; absent from
Zanzibar, III. 50; possible rela-
tion of, to American forest leish-
maniasis, II. 53, III. 144, 147,
V. 182 ; supposed relation of, to
pellagra, II. 137, HI. 103, IV.
90, VII. 42, X. 174; not carriers
of verruga, I. 221; attacking
domestic animals, I. 154, II. 146,
IV. 158, V. 105, VI. 178;
carrying parasitic mites, I. 197;
hibernation of, IV. 121 ; mea-
sures against. III. 38, 105, VIII.
112; classification of, II. 27,
III. 67, VIII. 215; literature of,
VIII. 220.
Simulmni alcocki, Pomeroy, de-
scribed as new from Nigeria, X.
106 ; breeding-places of, X. 106.
Simulium alcocki var. coalitum,
Pomeroy, described as new from
Nigeria, X. 106.
Simulium alcocki var. violaceum,
Pomeroy, described as new from
Nigeria, X. 106.
Simulium alternans. End., described
as new from Hungary, IX. 184.
Simulium am,azonicum,, Goeldi [exi-
guum, Lutz), in Brazil, IV. 36,
VI. 90, 129, VIII. 25, X. 200
bionomics of, VI. 129, VIII. 25
on domestic animals, X. 200
synonymy of, II. 27.
Simulium, angustifrons , End., de-
scribed as new from France, IX.
184.
Simulium angustimanus, End., de-
scribed as new from Germany,
IX. 184.
Simulium angustipes, Edw. (see
S. aureum).
Simulium. angustitarsis, Lundstr.,
in Britain, IX. 41 ; in Switzer-
land, VIII. 134; S. aureum
recorded as, VIII. 215 ; synony-
my of, IX. 41, 184.
Simulium annulatiim, in Chile, II.
169.
Simulium arcticum, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from Canada, II.
168.
Simulium argyyeatum, Mg., in Bri-
tain, HI. 140 ; in Germany, VIII.
114, 215, IX 36, 104, 212-213;
attacking cattle, IX. 104, 213.
Simulium aureoliirtum, Brun., in
India, VIII. 30.
Simulium aureopunctatum, Malloch,
described as new from Guatemala,
II. 168.
Simulium aureum, Fries [angustipes,
Edw., bracteatum, Coq.), in
Britain, III. 140, IX. 41; in
France, VI. 113; in Germanv,
VIII. 215, IX. 36, 104, 212-213 ;
in U.S.A., I. 77, IV. 82; bio-
nomics of, I. 77, IV. 82; possibly
attacking warm-blooded animals,
IX. 41; parasites of, IX. 104;
previously recorded as 5. an-
gvtstitarsis, VIII. 215; recorded
as S. latipes, VI. 113; synonymy
of, IX. 41.
Simulium auricoma, Mg., in
Germany, VIII. 215, IX. 212.
Simvilium austeni, Edw., described
as new, HI. 140; in British
Isles, HI. 140, IX. 41; in Ger-
many, IX. 36, 212; probably a
local race of 5. venustum, IX. 41.
Simulium bancrofti, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VII. 62.
Simulium bipunctaium, Malloch (see
S. dinellii).
Simulium biviitatum, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from New Mexico,
II. 168.
Simulium [Prosimulium) borealis,
Malloch, described as new from
Canada, VII. 196.
Simulium bracteatum, Coq. (see S.
aureum).
Simulium brevibranchium, Lutz &
Machado, in Brazil, IV. 36.
Simulium bulgaricum. End., de-
scribed as new from Bulgaria,
IX. 184.
Simulium canariense, Seguy, de-
scribed as new from Canary
Islands, X. 31.
Simulium cinereuyn, Macq., attack-
ing domestic animals in France,
IX. 154.
Simulium clavipes, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from Guadaloupe,
II. 168.
Simulium columbaczense, Schonb.,
188
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
in France, VI. 113 ; attacking
cattle in Hungary, V. 17.
Simtilium costatimi, Friederichs, de-
scribed as new, VIII. 215; in
Germany. VIII. 215, IX. 212;
previously recorded as 5. niacula-
tum, VIII. 215.
Simulinni dahlgrwii , End., described
as new from Sardinia, IX. 184.
Simulium (Eiisimulium) damnosuni,
Theo., in Dahomey, II. 172;
in Kamerun, X. 114 ; in Nigeria,
VI. 225.
Simulium dentiilosum, Roub., de-
scribed as new from B. E. Africa,
IV. 39.
Simulium dinellii, Joan, believed to
transmit Onchocerca in Guate-
mala, VII. 159 ; synonymy of,
II. 27.
Simulimn disiinctum, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from Texas, II. 2;
in Brazil, III. 67; synonymy
of. III. 67.
Simulium divergens, Pomeroy, de-
scribed as new from Nigeria, X.
106 ; breeding-places of, X. 106.
Siuiulium diversifiircatmn, Lutz, in
Brazil, IV. 36.
Simulium equinum, L., in Britain,
III. 140; in Palestine, IX. 194;
S. maculatum loossibly a synonym
of, IX. 104.
Sim,ulium, escomeli, Rovib., in Chile,
II. 169.
Simulium exiguum, Lutz (see 5.
am,azonicum) .
Simulium exiguum, Roub., in
Venezuela, II. 27.
Simulium falcula, End., described
as new from Germany and Eng-
land, IX. 184.
Simulium flavipes, Aust., described
as new on horses in Palestine,
IX. 194.
Simulimn f orb e si, Malloch, described
as new from U.S.A., II. 168.
Simulium [Prosimnliiim) fulvipes,
Edw., described as new from
Bulgaria, IX. 52.
Simulium {Prosimulium) fulvum,
Coq., in N. America, X. 115.
Simulium {Par a simulium) furca-
tum, Malloch, III. 67 ; described
as new from California, II. 168.
Simulium furiosuni, Skuse, in Aus-
tralia, VII. 62.
Simulitim {Prosimulium.) fuscipes,
V. Roser, described as 5. tomos-
varyi, sp. n., IX. 184.
Simulium {Prosimulium) gallii,
Edw., described as new, IX. 52 ;
in Switzerland, IX. 52, X. 93;
not attacking man, X. 93.
Simulium gracilipes, Edw., described
as new on mules in Morocco,
IX. 52.
Simulium griseicolHs, Becker, in
Egypt, VI. 239.
Simulium haematopotum, Malloch,
described as new from Mexico
and Cuba, II. 168.
Simulium heidenreichi, End., de-
scribed as new from Germany,
IX. 184.
Simulium heymonsi. End., described
as new from Norway and Finland,
IX. 184.
Simulium hippovorum, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from Mexico,
II. 168.
Simulium hirsutum, Pomeroy, de-
scribed as new from Tanganyika,
X. 106 ; breeding-places of, X.
106.
Simulium hirstitum var. adersi,
Pomeroy, described as new from
Zanzibar, X. 106.
Simulittm hirsutum var. dubium,
Pomeroy, described as new from
Zanzibar, X. 106.
Simulium hirtipes. Fries, in Britain,
III. 140; in Canada, III. 155;
in France, VI. 113 ; in Germany,
VIII. 215, IX. 212; bionomics
of, in U.S.A., I. 77.
Simulium incrustatum, Lutz, in
Brazil, IV. 36, VIII. 26.
Simulium indictim, Becker, in India,
VII. 129, VIII. 30.
Simulium inexorabile, Schrottky,
considered a synonym of 5.
pertinax, VIII. 26.
Simulium invenustiim, Wlk., in
Canada, III. 155; attacking
cattle in U.S.A., II. 177.
Simulium jenningsi, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from U.S.A., II.
168.
Simulium johannseni, Hart, in
U.S.A., 11. 168, IV. 82; biono-
mics of, IV. 82.
Simulium lapponicum, End., de-
scribed as new from Lapland,
IX. 184.
SiiHiiliuni latimanus , End., described
as new from Germany and Eng-
land, IX. 184.
Simulium latipes, Mg., in British
Isles, III. 140, IX. 41; in
Germany, VIII. 215, IX. 36,
212; in Nyasaland, II. 36;
attacking man, IX. 41 ; S.
aureum recorded as, VI. 113.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
189
Simuliuni limbatum, Knab, de-
scribed as new from British
Guiana, IV. 30.
Simulium lineatum, Fries (see S.
maculatum) .
Simulium lutzi, Knab, n.n. for
S. exiguum, Lutz ( = amazoni-
cum), II. 27.
Simulium macitlaiiim, Mg., in
France, VI. 113; in German v,
II. 100, VIII 114, 134. IX. 36,
104, 312-213; m Tunis, VI. 28;
Coelomycidimn simull probably
infesting, IX. 79 ; attacking
cattle and horses, IX. 36, 104,
213; bionomics of, VIII. 134;
breeding in salt springs, II. 100;
S. costatum recorded as, VIII. 215;
possibly a synonym of S. equinum,
IX. 104.
Simulium m,atthiesseni, End., de-
scribed as new from Germany and
S. Russia, IX. 184.
Simulium, minusculum, Lutz (see
S. amazonicum).
Simulium. m.inuium, Lugger, in N.
America, II. 27.
Simulium minutum, Surcouf & Rin-
cones (see S. amazonicum, Goeldi
{lutzi, Knab)).
Sim.ulium molestum, Wlk., in Can-
ada, III. 155, VI. 183.
Simulium montanum, End., de-
scribed as new from Germany,
IX. 184.
Simulium. monticola, Friederichs,
described as new, VIII. 215; in
Germany, VIII. 215, IX. 212;
attacking horses, IX. 218.
Simuliufn morsitans, Edw., described
as new from Britain, III. 140;
characters distinguishing, from
S. austeni, IX. 36.
Simulium, [Prosimulium) miitatum,
Malloch, described as new from
N. America, II. 168.
Simulium. nanuni, Zett., in France,
VI. 113; in Nyasaland, II. 36.
Simulium neavei, Rbub., described
as new from Uganda, IV. 39 ;
human disease transmitted by,
in Kenya, X. 16.
Simulium, {Wilhelniia) nigrum, Mg.,
swarming of, in Germany, IX.
104.
Sim,ulium, nigrum var. aurescens.
End., IX. 104.
Simulium nitiduni, Malloch (see S.
amazonicum.) .
Simulium. nobile, de Meij., in Java,
VII. 129.
Simulium nolleri, Friederichs, de-
scribed as new, IX. 36; in
Germany, IX. 36, 104, 212-213.
Simulium obreptans, Edw., in
Canary Islands, X. 31.
Simulium, ochrescentipes. End., de-
scribed as new, IX. 184.
Simulium ovbitale, Lutz, in Brazil,
IV. 36, VI. 90, VIII. 26; habits
of, VIII. 26.
Simuliuni [Odagmia) ovnatum, Mg.,
in British Isles, III. 140, IX. 41;
in France, VI. 113; habits of, in
Germany, VIII. 215, IX. 36,
165, 212-213.
Simulium ornatum var. nitidifrons,
Edw., described as new from
British Isles, IX. 41 ; attacking
man in German}^ IX. 104, 212-
213 ; recorded as 5. reptans,
IX. 104.
Simuliufn ornatum var. pratorum ,
Friederichs, described as new,
IX. 36; in Germany, IX. 36,
213.
Simulium palmeri, Pomeroy, de-
scribed as new from Nigeria,
X. 106 ; breeding-places of, X.
106.
Simulium paraguayense, Schrottky,
distribution of, in S. America,
IV. 36, VIII. 26.
Simulium paranense, Schrottky, in
Paraguay, VIII. 26.
Simulium parnassuni, Malloch, de-
scribed as new from LT.S.A., II.
168.
Simulium pannim. End., described
as new, IX. 184.
Simulium {Prosimulium) pecuarum,
Rilev, attacking domestic animals
in U.S.A., 11. 167, 177, V. 167,
VI. 169, 183.
Simulium peetsi. End., described
as new from Germany, IX. 184.
Simulium pertinax, Kollar, distri-
bution of, in S. America, VIII.
26, X. 159, 200.
Simulium pictipes, Hagen, in
Canada, III. 155; in U.S.A.,
IV. 81; bionomics of, IV. 81.
Simulium pictum, Mg., in Germany,
VIII. 215; 5. reptans recorded
as, IX. 104.
Simulium placidum, Knab, de-
scribed as new from Trinidad,
IV. 30.
Simulium pruinosum, Lutz, in Bra-
zil, IV. 36, VI. 90, X. 200.
Simulium pseudoequinum, Seguy,
described as new from Canary
Islands, X. 31.
Simulium pulverulentum, Knab, de-
190
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
scribed as new from British
Honduras, III. 67.
Simnlium pusillum, Fries, in Nyasa-
land, II. 36.
Simuliiim (Melusina) reptans, L.,
in Britain, III. 140; causing
death of cattle in Germany,
IV. 126, V. 120, VIII. 114, 134,
215, 217, IX. 36, 104, 212-213;
in Sweden, VII. 157; supposed
relation of, to pellagra, I. 186.
Simulium reptans var. galeratwin,
Edw., described as new from
British Isles, IX. 41.
Simulium rubicundulmn, Knab, de-
scribed as new from Mexico, III.
67.
Sim,ulium rubrithorax, Lutz, in Ar-
gentina, VIII. 26 ; in Brazil,
IV. 36.
Simulium samboni, Jennings, be-
lieved to transmit Onchocerca
in Guatemala, VII. 159.
Simulium sanguineum, Knab, de-
scribed as new from Colombia,
IV. 30 ; attacking man, IV. 30.
Simuliutn schonbaueri, End., de-
scribed as new from Hungary,
IX. 184.
Simulium senile, Brun., in India,
VIII. 30.
Simulium [Boophthora) sericatum,
Mg., attacking man and cattle in
Germany, IX. 104.
Simulium simile, Malloch, described
as new, VII. 196 ; in Canada,
VI. 179, VII. 196, X. 181;
attacking cattle, VI. 179; bio-
nomics and control of, X. 181-
182.
Simulium simplicicolor, Lutz, in
BrazU, VI. 90, X. 200.
Siinulium specular if rons. End., de-
scribed as new from Norway, IX.
184.
Simulium spinibranchium, Lutz, in
Brazil, IV. 36.
Simulium striatum, Brun., in India
and Ceylon, VII. 129.
Simulium sujjexcisum, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Britain,
III. 140.
Simulium submorsitans, Seguy, de-
scribed as new from Canary
Islands, X. 31.
Simulium subornatum, Edw., de-
scribed as new from British
Isles, IX. 41.
Simulium subpallidiim, Lutz, in
Paraguay, VIII. 26.
Simulium subvii ide, Lutz, in Brazil,
IV. 36, VIII. 26.
Simulium tenuifrons. End., de-
scribed as new from Germany,
IX. 184.
Simulium tenuimanus, End., de-
scribed as new from Germany
and Finland, IX. 184.
Simulium tenuipes, Knab, described
as new from Chile, II. 169.
Simulium tomosvaryi, End., de-
scribed as new from Germany,
IX. 184; a synonym of S.
fuscipes, q.v.
Simulium trabeaturn, End., described
as new from Italy, IX. 184.
Simulium transcaspicum. End., de-
scribed as new from Transcaspia,
IX. 184.
Simulium tredecimatum,, Edw., de-
scribed as new from British Isles,
IX. 41.
Simulium tristrigatum. End., de-
scribed as new from France and
Spain, IX. 184.
Simulium trivittatum, Malloch (see
S. distinctum).
Simulium tuberosum, Lndst., in
Britain, III. 140.
Simulium variegatum, Mg. {venefica,
Friederichs), in Britain, III. 140;
in Germany, VIII. 215, IX. 104,
214; synonymy of, IX. 104.
Simulium venefica, Friederichs, de-
scribed as new from Germany,
VIII. 215 ; a synonym of S.
variegatum, q.v.
Simulium venustum, Say, in N.
America, IV. 81, 82, VI. 169,
IX. 41, X. 182; species allied
to, in U.S.A., V. 167; bionomics
of, IV. 81, 82 ; oiling against, X.
182.
Simuliu)n victoriae, Roub., in Aus-
tralia, VII. 62.
Simulium vittatmn, Zett., in Canada,
X. 182; in U.S.A., I. 77, 95,
186, II. 160, 168, III. 85, IV. 81;
supposed relation of, to pellagra,
I. 186, II. 160; bionomics ' of ,
I. 95, IV. 81; parasites of, II.
168; oiling against, X. 182.
Siinulium vittatum var. delphinense,
Villen., described as new from
France, VI. 113.
Simulium vorax, Pomeroy, described
as new from Tanganyika, X. 106.
Simulium wilhelmianum. End., de-
scribed as new from Germany,
IX. 184.
Simulium yerburyi, Edw., described
as new from British Isles, IX. 41.
simus, Rhipicephalus.
sincerus, Ceratophyllus.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
191
sinensis, Anopheles (Myzorhynchus)
(see A . hyrcanus) ; Chrysops ;
Culex ; Lispa.
singular is, Gymnohelea [Atrichopo-
gon) ; Mesoinyia {Chrysops, Ne-
morius) .
Siphonella funicola (see Siphun-
culina) .
Siphunc'ulina {Siphonella) funicola,
de Meij., in India, VI. 22, VIII.
43; bionomics of, VI. 22; flagel-
lates in, IX. 162.
siro, Tyroglyphus.
sitiens, Culex.
Sitodrepa panicea, L., measures
against, in drugs, X. 85.
Sitotroga cerealella, OL, Pediculoides
ventricosus predacious on larvae
of, I. 197.
Skusea, a subgenus of Aedes, q.v.
smaragdina, Oecophylla.
smithi, Wyeomyia.
socia, Pegomyia.
sociabilis, Psilohelea.
socialis, Tabanus.
socius, Tabanus.
sodalis, Ceratophyllus.
Solenopotes capillatus. End., in Ger-
many, IX. 203; in U.S.A.,
IX. '203, X. 122; on cattle,
IX. 203 ; derris against, X. 122.
Solenopsis geminata, F., in houses
in Jamaica, IX. 31 ; destroying
mosquitos in Sierra Leone, IV.
163 ; predacious on chicken mites
in U.S.A., V. 174.
Solenopsis geminata var. rufa, Snd.,
predacious on Lyperosia exigua
in Australia, VI. 119.
solida, Pygiopsylla.
sollicitans, Aedes {Culex, Ochlero-
tatus) .
solstitialis, Bezzia (see B. anmilipes) ;
Tabanus {Therioplectes).
sonomensis, Tabanus.
sordida, Phormia {Protocalliphora)
(see P. coerulea) ; Triatoma.
sordidus, Silvius.
sorecis, Palaeopsylla.
soricinus, Demodex.
soror, Sarcophaga.
soubiroui, Tabanus.
spadix, Ceratophyllus ; Tabanus.
spalacis, Ctenophthalmus.
Spalangia, distribution of, II. 23 ;
proposed introduction of, into
Africa against Glossina, II. 141 ;
in Fiji, X. 226; introduced into
Hawaii against Lyperosia irritans,
X. 83 ; parasitising house-flies,
IV. 121, X. 226.
j Spalangia drosophilae , Ashm., para-
! site of Drosophila, II. 24.
i Spalangia erythromera, Forster, asso-
I ciated with Lasiits fuUginosiis,
1 II. 24.
Spalangia fonnicaria, Kieff., asso-
I ciated with Lasius fitliginosus,
II. 24.
Spalangia fuscipes, Nees, parasite
of Lasioptera eryngii, II. 24.
Spalangia grotiusi, Gir., parasite of
blow-flies in Australia, X. 56.
Spalangia haematobiae, Ashm., para-
site of Lyperosia irritans, II. 24.
Spalangia hirta, Hal., in Britain,
VIII. 22; parasite of Musca
domestica, II. 24, VIII. 22.
Spalangia muscae, Howard (see
5. rugosicollis).
Spalangia muscidarum, Richardson,
in Australia, VIII. 174, IX. 156,
X. 1, 2, 56, 134; in France, IX.
166; in U.S.A., II. 22, 24: para-
site of Muscids, I. 94, II. 22, 24,
VIII. 174, IX. 156, 166, X. 1, 2,
56, 134; bionomics of, II. 22;
value of, against sheep maggot-
flies, X. 2, 134.
Spalangia nigra, Latr., hosts of, II.
24, 134.
Spalangia philippinensis, FuUaway,
described as new, V. 137 ; intro-
duced into Hawaii from Philip-
pines against house-flies, V. 137.
Spalangia rugosicollis, Ashm. {mus-
cae, Howard), in Germany, VIII.
103; in U.S.A., I. 94; parasite of
Stomoxys, I. 94, 97, VIII. 103.
Spaniopsis clelandi, Ferg., described
as new, IV. 41 ; in New South
Wales, IV. 41, VIII. 127; bio-
nomics of, IV. 41.
Spaniopsis longicornis, Ferg., de-
scribed as new, IV. 42 ; in New
South Wales, IV. 42, VIII. 127.
Spaniopsis marginipennis, Ferg.,
described as new, IV. 42 ; in New
South Wales, IV. 42, VIII. 127.
Spaniopsis tabaniformis, White, de-
scribed as new. III. 126; in
Tasmania, III. 126, VIII. 127.
Spaniopsis vexans, Ferg., described
as new, IV. 42; in New South
Wales, IV. 42, VIII. 127.
sparsilis, Cacodmus.
Spathicera pavesii (see Gyrostigma).
spathifurca, Culiciomyia.
spathipalpis, Theobaldia [Cvilex) (see
T. longiareolata) .
speciosus, Megarhinus {Toxorhy.i-
chites) ; Tabanus.
spectabilis, Leptopsvlla.
192
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
specularifrons, Simulium .
speculator, Phygadeuon.
spegazzinii, Haemagogus (see H.
capricornii).
spenceri, Aedes.
spermophilae, Philornis.
sphaerocephalus , Trichodectes.
Sphaeroniias (Johannsenomyia) lito-
raurea, I. & M., described as new
from Gold Coast, X. 61 ; breeding-
places of, X. 61.
Spharagenion bolli, Scudder, at-
tacked by Eiithrombidium tri-
gonuni in N. America, VI. 147.
Sphyracephala hearseyana, Westw.,
bionomics of, in India, IV. 91.
Spilopsvllus, notice of key to, VII.
121.
Spilopsylliis cunicuH, Dale, in
Britain, IV. 166, IX. 47; hosts
of, VIII. 4, IX. 47.
spinea, Neopsylla.
spinibranchium, Simulium.
spinifera, Pseudolfersia.
spiniger, Liponyssus.
spinigera, Ophyra.
spinipalpis, Ixodes dentattts.
spinipennis, Digonochaeta.
spinipes, Glycyphagus (see G. cada-
ver um).
spinohuniera, Musca.
spinolae, Bembex.
spinosa, Akis ; Musca (see M.
pattoni) ; Palpomyia.
spinosifrons, Styloconops {Acantho-
conops).
spinosipes, Aedes {Chaetocruiomyia) ;
Lepioconops (see Styloconops albi-
ventvis) .
spinulosus, Haematopinus ; Poly-
plax.
spirogyrae, Stilobezzia.
spissipes, Culex [Melanoconion).
splendens, Haemagogus ; Megarhi-
nus ; Mimomyia ; Trombicula.
splendida, Wyeomyia.
splendidum, Am,blyomm.a.
spretus, Melanoplus.
squalidus, Lipeurus.
squamifer, Sarcoptes (see" 5. scabiei
suis) .
squamiger, Aedes.
squamipennis, Aedomyia; Forcipo-
myia ; Phlebotomus.
squamipleuris , Phlebotomus.
squamitibia, Forcipomyia.
squamiventris, Phlebotomus.
squamosa, Forcipomyia ; Neocute-
rebra.
squamosus. Anopheles {Cellia) ;
Culex.
stabulans, Muscina [Cyrtoneura).
stabularis, Eulaelaps {Laelaps).
stantoni, Haernatopota ; Phlebotomus.
Stasisia rodhaini (see Cordylobia).
stebbingi, M onophlebus .
Stegoconops panarchys (see Haema-
gogus).
Stegomyia, a subgenus of Aedes, q.v.
Stegomyia atra (see Rachionoto-
myia) .
Stegomyia atripes (see Rachionoto-
myia) .
Stegomyia hilli (see Rachionotomyia
filipes).
Stegomyia obtuvbans (see Armigeres).
Stegomyia ornata, Tayl. (see Rachio-
notomyia) .
Stegomyia punctolater alls, Theo. (see
Rachionotomyia atripes).
steindachneri, Eurypelma.
stellifer, Culicoides.
Stenocephaliis, X. 145 ; possible
intracellular stage of Herpeto-
monas [Leptomonas) davidi in, X.
121 ; presence of, on plants not
necessarily associated with flagel-
losis, X. 146.
Stenocephaliis agilis. Scop., in Por-
tugal, IX. 106, X. 99; trans-
mitting Hevpetomonas {Leptomo-
nas) davidi to Euphorbia, VIII.
17, 216, IX. 106, X. 99, 187.
Steiiomalus mitscai'uiH, L., associated
with hibernating flies in Britain,
II. 134, IV. 121, VII. 72, VIII.
22.
Stenoponia wetmorei, Chapin, de-
scribed ae new from Peromvscus
sp. in U.S.A., VII. 121.
stenopsis, Linognathus {Haemato-
pinus) .
Stenopsylla, gen. n., cruzi, Aim. Cun.,
on opossum in Brazil, III. 82.
Stenopterina gigas, Macq., in Queens-
land, VIII. 189.
Stenopteryx hirundinis, L., in Nor-
way, IV. 180.
stenoscutus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus)
minutus (see A. abnormalis).
Stenosterys fulvoventralis, Dodd, de-
scribed as new from Australia,
X. 56 ; a parasite of blow-flies, X.
59 ; probably a synonym of
Australencyrtus giraulti, X. 56,
134.
Stephanocircus, American species of,
referred to Craneopsylla, V. 41.
Stephanocircus concinnus, Roths.,
described as new from Epimys
in Australia, V. 41.
Stephanocircus dasyuri, Skuse, hosts
of, in Australia and Tasmania,
V. 41, IX. 105.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
193
Stephanocircus pectinipes, Roths.,
on Epiniys assimilis in Australia,
V. 41.
Stephanocircus sinisoni. Roths., on
Epimys velutinus in Australia,
V. 41.
stephensi, Anopheles {Neocellia) :
Culicoides ; Probezzia.
stercoraria, Scatophaga.
stercorarius , Meropli us .
sternalis, Liponyssus.
Stevnopsylla, gen. n., IX. 61.
Stethomvia, a subgenus of Anopheles
{q.v.y, VII. 23, X. 179.
Stethomyia fragilis, Theo. (see Ano-
pheles aitkeni).
stevensi, Neopsylla.
Stibasoma, in Brazil, IV. 37 ; dis-
tribution of, II. 87.
Stibasoma bicolor, Big., II. 87.
Stibasoma dives, Wlk., II. 87.
Stibasoma dyridophorum, Knab, de-
scribed as new, II. 87.
Stibasoma festivus, Wied., II. 87.
Stibasoma flavistigma, Hine, II. 87.
Stibasoma fulvohirtum, Wied. II. 87.
Stibasoma mallophoroides, Wlk., II.
87.
Stibasoma pachycephaliim, Big., II.
87.
Stibasoma theotaenia, Wied., IT. 87.
Stibasoma tristis, Wied., II. 87.
Stibasoma ivillistoni, Lutz, II. 87.
Stichocera, gen. n. for Dicrania and
Dicranomyia, VIII. 156.
Stichocera [Dicranomyia) carviis,
Wied., in British Guiana, V. 4,
VII. 179 ; attacking man, V. 4.
sticticalis, Eretes.
sticticollis , Tabanus.
sticticus, Aedes {Ciilex, Ochlerotatus).
stigma, Culicoides.
stigmaticalis , Chrysops.
stigmaticus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus) ;
A nopheles .
stigmatosoma, Culex.
Stilbometopa podostyla, Speis., on
pigeons in Brazil and British
Guiana, IV. 137, VII. 129.
Stilobezzia limnophila, I. & M.,
described as new from Nigeria,
X. 233.
Stilobezzia rnfa, Kieff., described as
new from Kamerun, ^. 52.
Stilobezzia spirogyrae, C., I. & M.,
described as new from Gold Coast,
IX. 76.
stimulans, Aedes {Hsteronychus) ;
Chrysops; Haematobia ; Lasio-
helea [Ceratopogon) .
stimulator, Cephenomyia.
Stiziis turner i, Frogg., described as
(K2009)
new from Australia, VI. 68;
predacious on flies, VI. 68.
Stomatoceras exaratum, Waterst.,
described as new from Nyasaland,
IV. 65 ; parasite of Glossina
morsitans, IV. 65.
Stomatoceras micans, Waterst., de-
scribed as new, III. 142; parasite
of Glossina morsitans in Nyasaland
and N. Rhodesia, III. 142, IV.
29, 65, 117.
Stomoxys, conveying horse sickness
in Belgian Congo, VI. 161; in
Grenada, V. 54; Bembex lunata
predacious on, in India, IX. 79;
probable new species of, in India,
X . 143 ; absent from Samoa,
11. 83; not transmitting ana-
plasmosis, II. 172, VI. 75; trans-
mission of Habronema by, VI.
13, IX. 101, X. 220; possible
relation of, to leishmaniasis, II.
53, III. 147; and lymphangitis
of domestic animals, VII. 8;
relation of, to poliomyelitis, II.
26, V. 186 ; probably conveying
Sarcocystis to cattle, IX. 181;
relation of, to trypanosomiasis
of domestic animals, I. 76, 87,
126, 181, 11. 25, 42, 48, 76. HI
7, 230, IV. 42, 67, 151, V. 11.
12, 107, 173, VI. 31, 122, 133,
VII. 126, 156, 159, VIII. 50.
147, 180, IX. 71, 101. 109, 171,
X. 16, 108, 218, 238; not
transmitting verruga, I. 221;
bionomics of, III. 164; breeding-
places of. III. 174; Tabanid
larvae feeding on, I. 201 ; methods
of dispersal of, I. 233; measures
against, II. 48, 81, 202, IV. 41.
170, V. 23, IX. 191; repellents
for, II. 202, III. 37, 164, VII. 21.
Stomoxys bouvieri, Roub., in Belgian
Congo, I. 220.
Stotnoxys brunnipes, Griinb., in
Belgian Congo, I. 220 ; in Eritrea,
V. 176; in Dutch E. Indies,
VIII. 71.
Stomoxvs calcitrans, L. [plurinotata.
Big.), IV. 46; geographical dis-
tribution of, II. 8, III. 48; in
W. Africa, IV. 45, 112, V. 45,
47, IX. 101; plague of, in S.
Africa, I. 153; in Arabia, IV.
172; in Argentina, VII. 32,
VIII. 61, X. 60; in Australia,
III. 185, IV. 8, V. 49, VI. 62,
VII. 61, 187, VIII. 51, 187, IX.
118, X. 15; in Austria, VI. 81;
in Barbados, III. 223; in Brazil,
VII. 65; in British Isles, I. 66,
13
194
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
III. 175, IV. 108, 143, VII. 191;
in Canada, I. 185, II. 197, III. 90,
155, V. 105, VI. 183; in Canary
Islands, X. 31; in Ceylon, II.
89; in Belgian Congo, IV. 67,
V. 35, VIII. 17, X. 51 ; m Egypt,
VI. 239; in Eritrea, V. 176;
in France, I. 134, II. Ill, IX.
163, X. 30, 160, 176 ; in Gallipoli,
IV. 92; in Germany, VI. 174,
VIII. 103, IX. 44, X. 160; in
British Guiana, III. 157, V. 4,
VI. 18; in India, I. 209, II. 140,
III. 171, VIII. 31, IX. 208, X.
63, 143; in Jamaica, V. 131;
in Kenya, X. 16 ; in Korea,
IX. 180, X. 206 ; in Mesopotamia,
VII. 102, IX. 15; in New
Zealand, VII. 107; m Palestine,
II. 100, IX. 194; in Philippines,
I. 14, 129, III. 173, IV. 51, V. 61,
VII. 194; m Rhodesia, I. 171,
V. 166, VI. 119; in Russia, I.
152, III 68, 123, 197, IX. 115;
in Salonika, IV. 179 ; iii Sumatra,
VIII. 71; in Sweden, VII. 157;
in Uganda, VII. 109; in U.S.A.,
I. 96, 197, II. 89, IV. 14, V. 145,
VI. 103, 169, VII. 11, 165, VIII.
30, 35, 92, 186, 189, X. 26, 54,
162, 163, 170; in Venezuela,
IX. 13; in Zanzibar, III. 48,
50, VI. 47; and anthrax, II.
73, 169, III. 197, IV. 58, X. 26;
transmitting Bacterium tularense,
III. 46; experimentally convey-
ing hog cholera, VIII. 99; carry-
ing eggs of Dermatobia hominis,
VII. 65; and filariasis. III. 171,
173, 210 ; possibly transmitting
foot and mouth disease, VIII.
168 ; transmission of Habronema
by, I. 165, VII. 119, VIII. 51,
187, X. 15 ; and leishmaniasis,
VII. 102; possibly transmitting
mal de caderas, II. 35, 110,
176, III. 157, V. 4, 12; possible
relation of, to pellagra, I. 197,
III. 103 ; possible relation of,
to poliomyelitis, I. 16, 17, 217,
II. 137, V. 162, VI. 68, 112,
VII. 61, 187, X. 54; possibly
transmitting Piroplasma bigemi-
■num, IX. 13; probably not a
carrier of Onchocerca gibsoni,
III. 207, V. 110, VI. 27; and
surra, I. 113, 212, II. 137, V. 61,
X. 63 ; and swamp fever of
horses, IV. 14, V. 123, VI. 86,
VII. 165, VIII. 92; and trypano-
somiasis in Africa, I. 125, III. 48,
V. 166, 176, VI. 119, VII. 109,
VIII. 17, X. 51; transmitting
Trypanosoma aniericanum, X.
163; bionomics of, I. 17, 96, 129,
149, III. 90, 171, IV 143,
VI. 174, VIII. 103, IX. 166,
X. 30, 160 ; chemistry of saliva
of, III. 42; valerianic acid a
stimulus to oviposition of, I. 224 ;
dispersal of, by man, IV. 96 ;
breeding-places of, II. 26, 89,
III. 22, VIII. 189, IX. 118;
hibernation of, IX. 29, 180, X.
135, 206 ; baits and traps for,
IV. 27, V. 45, VIII. 30, 189,
IX. 166; repellents for, V. 73,
82, VI. 186, IX. 166; other
measures against, I. 69, 97, 148,
153, II. 10, 111, III 22, 171,
VII. 32, 168, VIII. 30, 121,
IX. 89, 166, X. 30, 176; natural
enemies of, I. 11, 94, 97, 126,
147, 149. 165. II. 22, 24, 56,
111, 134, VI. 18, VIII. 61, IX.
44, X. 30 ; effect of meteorological
conditions on, VIII. 186; anat-
omy of, I. 22, 142, 229, II. 131.
Stomoxys calcitrans var. korogwensis,
Griinb., in Belgian Congo, I. 220.
Stomoxys Juscus, Wlk., Neivsteadina
gen. n. proposed for, IX. 207.
Stomoxys nigra, Macq., in E. Africa,
III. 172, X. 16; in W. Africa,
IV. 45, 113, V. 39 ; in Philippines,
VII. 194; in Principe, IV. 49;
in Rhodesia, I. 171; in U.S.A.,
II. 117; in Zanzibar, III. 48,
VI. 46, 47 ; and trypanosomiasis
in Africa, I. 125, II. 25, HI. 48,
IV. 112, VI. 119; possibly
carrying Filaria perstans, II.
117 ; possibly transmitting pella-
gra, II. 117; feeding on birds,
V. 39.
Stomoxys oblongopunctata, Brunetti
[oblongata in error), breeding in
birds' nests in India, IX. 79.
Stomoxys omega, Newst., in Portu-
guese E. Africa, III. 172; in
Nigeria, IV. 113, V. 39, VI. 225.
Stomoxys plurinotata, Big. (see S.
calcitrans) .
Stomoxys taeniata, Big., in Belgian
Congo, I. 220; believed to trans-
mit tryoanosomiasis in Eritrea,
V. 176.
Stomoxys transvittata, Villen., de-
scribed as new from Natal, V. 83.
Stomoxys varipes, Bezzi, in Kenya,
X. 16.
stradbrokei, Silvius.
strangmanni, Tabanus.
Slratiomyia- chamaeleon, L., experi-
Il^DEX OF ARTHROPODS.
195
mental transmission of flagellates
of, IV. 103.
Stratiomyia potamida, Mg., experi-
mental transmission of flagellates
of, IV. 103.
strepitans, Pirates,
strepsicerontis, Dennatoesirus.
striata, Chrysops (see C. mlokosie-
wiczi) .
striaticeps, Trombidium.
striatum, Amblyomnia ; Simnlinm.
striatus, Scaurns ; Tabanus.
strigimacula, Anopheles [Arribalza-
gia).
strigipennis, Haematopota.
Stygeromyia maculosa, Aust., in
India, II. 184, IV. 24, VIII. 31;
habits of, II. 184; breeding-
places of, IV. 24,
stygia, Pollenia {Ncopollenia).
stygius, Tabanus.
stylifer, Cotocripus ; Goniodes ;
Lasiohelea.
Styloconops, gen. n., IX. 171.
Stvloconops [Acanthoconops) albi-
'veniris, de Meij., IX. 133, 171;
the type of the genus, X. 50.
Styloconops [Acanthoconops) spino-
sifrons, Carter, described as new,
IX. 133 ; correct generic name
for, X. 50.
Styx, Ceratophvllus.
subangitstus, Tabanus.
subantarcticus, Tabanus.
subcallosus, Thevioplectcs.
subcantans, Aedes (Ochlerotatus).
subcontigua, Erephopsis.
subexcisum, Sim,ulium.
subfasciatus, Therioplectes.
subfascipennis, Culicoides.
subfiava, Eupvoctis ftava.
sublividus, Silvius.
submetallica, Erephopsis.
submorsitans, Glossina morsitans ;
Simulium.
siibnitidus, Culicoides.
subniveus, Aedes (Finlaya).
subnormalis, Uranotaenia.
subochrea, Theobaldia.
subornaturn, Simulium.
subpallidum, Simulium.
subpictus. Anopheles (Myzomyia).
subrostratus, Trichodectes.
subsessilis, Clinohelea (see C. lutei-
tarsus).
siibsimplicipes. Eretinopodites chry-
sogaster.
subspinosus , Macrodactyliis.
subtilis, Grabhamia (see Aedes cas-
pius).
subtuberosa Savcopka^a (see S.
miser a var. dux).
(K2009)
subulata, Myodopsylla.
subviride, Simulium.
sucinus, Ceratophylhis.
sudanensis, Aedes {Ochlerotatus,
Reedomyia) .
suffusus, Aedes (Finlaya).
sufis, Tabanus.
sugens, Aedes {Stegomyia) (see A.
vittatus).
suis, Dem.odex folliculorum (see D.
phylloides) ; Haematopinus ; Sar-
coptes scabiei.
sulcatus, Acilius ; Phanaeus.
sulcifrons, Silvius.
sulci pes, Acanthaspis.
sumatrensis, Gyrostigma.
superbus, Megarhinus.
superpictus. Anopheles {Myzomyia,
Pyretophorus) .
surcoufi, Aedes; Kirkioestrus {Kir-
k ia) .
surinamensis, Culex ; Monedula;
Silvanus {Oryzaephilus).
susae, Culicoides.
sydneyensis, Culicoides.
sylvae, Aedes {Culicada) (see A.
sticticus).
sylvarum, Lucilia.
sylvatica, Limosina {Leptocera).
sylvaticus, Atrichopogon (see A.
^ lucorum).
sylverii, Pseudacanihocera {Silvius).
sylvestris, Aedes {Chaetocruiomyia)
(see A. spinosipes).
sylvestris, Aedes {Ochlerotatus, Cu-
lex) (see A . vexans) .
sylvestris, Anthocoris ; Phlebotomus ;
Rachionotomyia {Rachisoura) (see
R. filipes) ; Tabanus.
sylviarum, Liponyssus.
Symbiotes, key distinguishing, from
forage mites, IX. 10.
Symbiotes auriculariim, Lucas &
Nicolet (see Otodectes cynotis).
Symbiotes bovis equi (see Chorioptes).
symbiotes, Chorioptes (see C. bovis).
symbioticus, Macropocopris.
Symphoromyia grisea, Mg., attacking
, man in Italy, X. 119.
Symphoromyia pachyceras. Will.,
biting habits of, in N. America,
III. 113.
, Synthesiomyia brasiliana, B. &
Berg., in Australia, VIII. 74,
IX. 155 ; eggs of Dermatobia
laid on, in Brazil, VI. 130 ; in
Hawaii, VI. 164 ; dispersion of,
by flight in U.S.A., IX. 194.
Syntomosphyrum glossinae ,\N Sitaxst. ,
described as new. III. 117; in
Nyasaland, IV. 65, 113, 118; in
Rhodesia, III. 142 ; in Uganda,
196
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
III. 117, VIII. 100; parasite
of Glossina morsitans, III. 117,
142, IV. 65, 113, 118, VIII. 100.
syr iacum , Hyalo m in a .
Syringophilus columbae, Hirst, de-
scribed as new from pigeons in
Texas, VIII. 166.
Syritta pipiens, L., breeding in
manure in British Isles, VII. 191.
Systenus adpropinquans, Lw., Heli-
cosporidium parasiticum infecting,
IX. 148.
T.
tabani, Telenomus.
tabanifoymis, Glossina; Silviiis ;
Spaniopsis.
tahanivorus, Telenomus [Phantivus).
Tabaniis, notice of list of, in Florida,
II. 78; notice of list of, in
Philippines, II. 101 ; notice of
key to Siamese species of, X.
105; and anthrax, VIII. 105;
list of, transmitting flagellates,
V. 11 ; and swamp fever of
horses, VII. 165; relation of, to
trypanosomiasis, I. 19, 76, 126,
172, 181, 202, 212, II 42, 57, 76,
151, 176, III. 6, 170, 172. IV.
157, ^ 4, 38, 104, 107. 166, 176,
VI. 31, 99, VII. 109, 126. Vlll.
15, 130, 180. IX 15, 207, X.
63, 80, 171, 236; digestive
processes of, VIII. 162; earlv
stages of, III. 116, VI. 10, 20,
63, VII 123, IX. 79, 122;
breeding-places of, I. 98, II. 15,
III. 195, VII. 123; anatomy of,
X. 212 ; natural enemies of,
III. 116, IV. 122, 171, V. 4,
IX. 46, 79, X. 67; repellents
for, II. 202, III. 37, 195, VI. 109,
IX. 40 ; other measures against,
I. 213, II. 202; notice of key
to genera of, VI. 83 ; classification
and new species of, I. 7, 222,
II. 36, 51, 81, 104, III. 25,
26, 132, IV 65, 182, V 66, 67,
127, VI. 118. 238, VII. 12,
VIII. 111. 119, 156, 173, IX.
62, 145, 158, 169, 191, X 82,
105, 109, 110, 143, 171, 209,
224, 226.
Tabanits abstersus, Tayl. (see T.
doddi).
Tabaniis abstersus, Wlk., II. 51.
Tabanus accensus, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, VIII. 111.
Tabaniis acer, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Tabanus [Therioplectes) (*delaidae,
Ferg. & Hill, n.n. for T. meridion-
alis, Ferg. nee Thunb., in Aus-
tralia, X. 224.
Tabanus aegrotus, O.S., in Canada,
II. 197.
Tabanus affinis, Kirby, in Canada,
II. 197, III. 155; notes on
species allied to, IX. 191.
Tabanus africanus, Gray, in Portu-
guese E. Africa, III. 172; har-
bouring flagellates in Egypt, V.
11; in Rhodesia, I. 171; in
Somaliland, III. 136; trans-
mitting trypanosomiasis in Ugan-
da, VII. 109.
Tabanus agnitionalis, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
X. 208.
Tabanus agnoscibilis, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Siam, X. 105.
Tabanus agrestis, Wied., in Egypt,
VI. 239.
Tabanus albibasis, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus albimedius, Wlk., in Hong
Kong, IV. 65; ii^ India, I. 224,
V. 38, VI. 63, nc. 79, X. 67,
143 ; and surra, V. 38 ; oviposi-
tion of, VI. 63; egg parasites
of, IX. 79, X. 67 ; chemistry of
saliva of. III. 42.
Tabanus albipalpus, Wlk., in Ni-
geria, IV. 66, 113 ; in Rhodesia,
I. 171.
Tabanus albipectus, Big., in Alda-
bra, VIII. 175; in Zanzibar,
III. 50.
Tabanus albipes, F. (see T. ignotus).
Tabanus albithorax, Ric, in New
Guinea, III. 155.
Tabanus [Therioplectes) albohirtipes,
Ferg., described as new from Aus-
tralia, IX. 113.
Tabanus alboventralis, Newst., T.
sufis recorded as, IX. 14.
Tabanus alene, Towns., in Jamaica,
II. 20.
Tabanus alexandrinus, Wied., in
Palestine, VIII. Ill; in Tangier,
I. 222.
Tabanus algirus, Macq., in Algeria
and Tunis, II. 36.
Tabanus alternatus, Ferg. & Hill,
n.n. for T. limbatinervis in
Australia, X. 224.
Tabanus alternatus var. magneticus,
Ferg. & Hill., described as new
from Australia, X. 224.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
197
Tabanus ameghinoi, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus antericanus, Forst., bio-
nomics of, in Florida, V. 179, VII.
4, 20, 62, VIII. 19.
Tabanus angustifrons, Towns., in
Jamaica, II. 20.
Tabanus annamaticus, Sure, not
experimentally transmitting surra
in Annam, II. 42.
Tabanus annularis, Hine, described
as new from U.S.A., V. 127.
Tabanus antilope, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Tabanus aprepes, Tayl., in Australia,
IX. 133.
Tabanus arenivagus, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Palestine,
VIII. 111.
Tabanus arisanus, Shiraki, described
as new from Formosa, VIII. 119.
Tabanus arvensis, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Tabanus astutus, O.S., in Canada,
III. 155.
Tabanus [Atylotus] aier, Rossi, at-
tacking man in Switzerland, X.
93;. in Tangier, I. 222.
Tabanus atratus, F., in U.S.A.,
VI. 169, VII. 20, 63, 128, VIII.
19 ; transmitting anthrax, VII.
128; bionomics of. VIII. 19.
Tabanus atratus var. fulvipilosus,
Johnson, described as new from
U.S.A., VIII. 95.
Tabanus atratus var. nantuckensis,
Hine, described as new. V. 127 ;
in U.S.A., V. 127, VIII. 95.
Tabanus atrimanus, Lw., early
stages of, in Nyasaland, III. 116;
in Rhodesia, 1. 171; in Transvaal,
III. 121.
Tabanus atrobasis, McDunnough,
described as new from Canada,
IX 191.
Tabanus atrohirtus, Ric, in Suma-
tra, VII. 164.
Tabanus austr aliens, Tayl., not
experimentally transmitting on-
chocerciasis in Australia, VIII.
174.
Tabanus australis, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VI. 118.
Tabanus autumnalis, L., in Pales-
tine, VIII. Ill; in Tangier, I.
222.
Tabanus barbarus, Coqueb., in
Tangier, I. 222.
Tabanus barnesi, Aust., described
as new from Siain, X. 105.
Tabanus basifasciatus, de Meij.,
described as new from New
Guinea, III. 155.
Tabanus bassii, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 169.
Tabanus batchelori, Tayl., pupation
of, in Queensland, X. 15.
Tabanus beatificus, Whitney, de-
scribed as new from U.S.A.,
III. 25.
Tabanus bellicosus, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus besti, Sure, in Ashanti,
III. 19; in Nigeria, IV. 66,
VI. 225; in Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Tabanus bicallosus, Ric. (see T.
macer) .
Tabanus bicolor, Wied., in Canada,
III. 155.
Tabanus biguttatus, Wied., in Portvi-
guese E. Africa, III. 172; in
Belgian Congo, IV. 68, V. 35;
in Gambia, III. 1; in Gold
Coast, IV. 12; early stages of,
in Nvasaland, III. 116; in
Rhodesia, I. 171.
Tabanus biguttatus var. croceus,
Sure, in Gold Coast, IV. 81, ^^ 45.
Tabanus billingtoni, Newst., in
Nigeria, IV. 66, 113.
Tabanus birdiei, Whitney, described
as new from U.S.A., III. 25.
Tabanus borealis, Mg., in Lapland,
VIII. 74; trapped by oiling
ponds in Russia, III. 196.
Tabanus bovinus, L., harbouring
flagellates in Poland, V. 11 ; in
Russia, III. 68, 196, IX. 115;
in Switzerland, X. 93.
Tabanus breinli, Ferg. & Hill,
described as new from Australia,
X. 224.
Tabanus brevitisculus, Wlk., in New
Guinea, III. 155.
Tabanus brevivitta, Wlk., in Aus-
tralia, IV. 8.
Tabanus brisbanensis, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VII. 12.
Tabanus bromius, L., harbouring
flagellates in Germany, V. 11;
in Russia, III. 195; attacking
man in Switzerland, X. 93.
Tabanus bruchi, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Tabanus bruesi, Hine, described as
new from Peru, VIII. 156.
Tabanus brunnipennis, Ric, in In-
dia, IX. 79.
Tabanus caiennensis, F., in Brazil,
VI. 90; in British Guiana,
11.16, III. 157, V. 5; possibly
198
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
carrying mal de caderas, III. 157 ;
attacking man, V. 5.
Tabanus caledonicus, Ric, in Poly-
nesia, II. 104.
Tabamts californicus. Marten, re-
garded as a distinct form of T.
epistates, IX. 191.
Tabanus canus, Karsch, in Belgian
Congo, V. 35.
Tabamts captonis, Marten {comastes,
Will.), in Canada, II. 197, V.
170, VI. 179.
Tabanus cepuvicus, Sure, described
as new from Indo-China, X. 110.
Tabamis ceylonicris, Schiner, in New
Guinea, III. 155.
Tabamis cinerescens, Macl., in Aus-
tralia, II. 12, 52, IV. 8, 182, 183,
VI. 27, 74; in Celebes and
Macassar, III. 26; described as
T. t etr aline atiis, sp.n., II. 12,
52.
Tabanus cinereus, Wied., in Brazil,
VI. 90.
Tabanus circumdatns, Wlk., in Aus-
tralia, IV. 182, VIII. 174, X. 15;
not experimentally^ transmitting
onchocerciasis, VIII. 174; pupa-
tion of, X. 15.
Tabamis claritibialis, Ric, in Rho-
desia, I. 171.
Tabanus coffeatus, Macq., found in
nest of Bembex spinolae in North
Am-erica, V. 74.
Tabanus cohaerens, Wlk., in New
Guinea, III. 155.
Tabanus comastes, Will, (see T.
captonis).
Tabamis combustus, Big., in Nigeria,
VI. 225.
Tabanus confinis, Zett., in Russia,
IX. 115.
Tabanus confirniatiis, Brethes, de-
scribed as new frorft Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabamis confiisus, Tayl. nee Wlk.,
described as new from Australia,
VII. 12; T. moretonensis n.n.
for, X. 224.
Tabamis congoiensis, Ric, in Kamer-
un, X. 113; in Principe, IV. 48,
V. 11 ; in Sierra Leone, IV. 45,
150 ; flagellates found in, IV.
49, V 11.
Tabanus consocius, Wlk., in India,
X. 143.
Tabanus conspicims, Ric, in Zanzi-
bar, III. 50.
Tabanus copeniani, Aust., in Rho-
■ desia, I. 171.
Tabamis coquilletti, Shiraki, n.n. for
T. ienebrosus, Coq. nee Wlk.,
VIII. 119; in Formosa, VIII.
119.
Tabanus cor ax, Lw., early stages of,
in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Tabanus cordieri, Sure, believed to
transmit trypanosomiasis in
Eritrea, V. 176.
Tabanus cordiger, Mg., X. 224 ; in
Djerba, I. 200.
Tabanus corpulentus, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus costalis, Wied., in U.S.A..
VI. 167, VII. 63.
Tabanus crassiis, Wlk., egg-parasites
of, in India, IX. 79; in Hong
Kong, III. 132, IV. 65.
Tabanus curtus, Hine, described as
new from Venezuela, VIII. 156.
Tabanus cymatophorus, O.S., in
U.S.A., III. 25.
Tabanus cyprianus, Ric. (see T.
pulchellus).
Tabanus daeckei, Hine, described as
new from U.S.A., V. 127.
Tabatius dalei, Aust., described as
new from Palestine, VIII. 111.
Tabamis darwinensis, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 118.
TabanMS decorus, Lw., in Palestine,
VIII. 111.
Tabanus denshami, Aust., Bembex
predacious on, in Nyasaland,
IV. 65.
Tabanus desertus, Wlk., in British
Guiana, 11. 16, III. 157, V. 5;
a possible carrier of mal de
caderas, III. 157; early stages
of, V. 5.
Tabanus diemanensis, Ferg., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
IX. 169.
Tabanus distinctus, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus ditaeniatus, Macq., VIII.
15; in E. Africa, III. 172; in
S. Africa, III. 121; in Belgian
Congo, V. 35 ; in Egypt, V. 11,
VI. 239, VIII. 130; in Gambia,
III. 1; in Gold Coast, IV. 81,
V. 45, 47 ; in Hong Kong, III.
132, IV. 65; in India, X. 143;
in the Sudan, III. 48 ; harbouring
flagellates, \ . 11 ; and trypano-
somiasis of camels, VIII. 130 ;
bionomics of. III. 48.
Tabanus diversus, Ric. I. 7; in
Rhodesia, I. 171.
Tabanus dixoni, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 169.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
199
Tahanus doddi, Tayl., n.n. for T.
abstersiis, Tayl. nee Wlk., VI. 118 ;
in Australia,' VI. 118.
Tahaniis donaldsoni. Carter, de-
scribed as new from Ashanti, 1.7.
Tabanus diihiosus, Ric, in Australia,
VII. 12, VIII. 174; not experi-
mentally transmitting onchocer-
ciasis, VIII. 174.
Tabanus duplonotatiis, Ric, de-
scribed as new, III. 26; in
Australia, III. 26, VI. 74.
Tabanus edeniulus, Macq., in New
South Wales, VII. 12.
Tabanus eggeyi, Schin., in Palestine,
VIII. 111.
Tabanus epistates, O.S., in Canada,
III. 155, VI. 179; T. californicus
regarded as distinct from, IX.
191.
Tabanus erynnis, Brethes, described
. as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Tabanus euphanes, Sure, described
as new from Indo-China, X. 82.
Tabanus excelsus, Ric. in India,
VIII. 31.
Tabanus exulans, Erichs., in Tas-
mania, V. 66 ; doubt as to
identity of, V. 66.
Tabanus fasciatus, F., harbouring
ilagellates in Egypt, V. 11 ; in
Nigeria, IV. 66, 113, V. 39, VI.
225 ; in Sierra Leone, IV. 45, 150.
Tabanus festivus, Hine, described as
new from Panama Canal Zone,
VIII. 156.
Tabanus fijianus, Ric, described
as new from Fiji, II. 104.
Tabanus flavothorax, Ric, in Hong
Kong, IV. 65.
Tabanus flamts, Ric, in U.S.A.,
VII. 20, 63.
Tabanus flindersi, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 113.
Tabanus fratellus, Will, (see T.
patulus) .
Tabanus fraterculits, Macq., in Tas-
mania, V. 66 ; doubt as to
identity of, V. 66.
Tabanus fraternus, Macq., in Portu-
guese E. Africa, III. 172; in
Nyasaland, III. 116; in Rho-
desia, I. 171; in Zanzibar, III.
48; early stages of. III. 116.
Tabanus froggatii, Ric, in New
South Wales, VII. 12.
Tabanus fubnineus, Hine, described
as new from Panama Canal
Zone, VIII. 156.
Tabanus fulvicapillus. Carter, de-
scribed as new from Belgian
Congo, I. 7.
Tabanus fulvicincius , Ric, described
as new from Formosa, II. 81.
Tabanus fulvicornis, Mg., in Russia,
IX. 115.
Tabanus fulvimedioides, Shiraki, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Tabanus fumomarginaius , Hine, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, IX.
158.
Tabanus furvus, Hine, described
as new from Bolivia, VIII. 156.
Tabanus Juscipes, Ric, in Portu-
guese E. Africa, III. 172; in
Nyasaland, IV. 171 ; in Rhodesia,
I. 171, III. 7, V. 166; possibly
transmitting trypanosomiasis, V.
166 ; natural enemies of, IV. 171»
Tabanus fuscipes, Ric, var. oculi-
pilus, Carter, described as new
from Transvaal, III. 121.
Tabanus fuscipes, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, II. 12;
T. taylori n.n. for, II. 51.
Tabanus fuscofasciatus, Macq., in
Brazil, VI. 90.
Tabamis geraldi, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, X. 209.
Tabanus gigas, Hbst., in Palestine,.
VIII. 111.
Tabanus glaber, Big., possibly trans-
mitting trypanosomiasis to camels
in Mesopotamia, VIII. 15, IX. 14^
Tabanus glaucopis, Mg., harbouring
flagellates in France, V. 11 ;
transmitting Trypanosoma theileri
in Germany, IX. 207.
Tabanus grains, Lw., in Portuguese-
E. Africa, III. 172; harbouring
flagellates in Egypt, V. 11 ; be-
lieved to transmit trypanosomiasis
in Eritrea, V. 176 ; in Gold Coast,
V. 45 ; early stages of, in Nyasa-
land, III. li6.
Tabanus gregaritis, Erichs., new
Australian species incorrectly
identified as, II. 51 ; in Australia,
IV. 8 ; in Tasmania, V. 66 ; doubt
as to identity of, V. 66.
,Tabanus gregarius, Tayl. (see T.
strangmanni) .
Tabanus griseicolor, Ferg. & Hill.,
described as new from Australia,
X. 224.
Tabanus griseoannulatus, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 118.
Tabanus griseohirtus, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 118.
Tabanus habilis, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
200
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Tahanus hackeri, Tayl., described
as new from New South Wales,
VI. 12.
Tabanus haemaphorus. Marten, re-
garded as distinct from T. sono-
niensis, IX. 191.
Tabanus heroni, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 113.
Tabanus hilaris, Wlk., in Hong
Kong, III. 132, IV. 65; in India,
V. 11, 38, VI. 63, IX. 79; har-
bouring flagellates, V. 11 ; bio-
nomics of, V. 38, VI. 63.
Tabanus hirtiihis, Big., in Canada,
II. 197, VI. 179.
Tabanus hobariiensis, White, de-
scribed as new from Tasmania,
V. 66.
Tabanus honkongiensis, Ric, de-
scribed as new from Hong Kong,
IV. 55.
Tabanus hybrid us, Wied., in Hong
Kong, HI. 132, IV. 65.
Tabanus hypomacros, Sure, de-
scribed as new from Indo-China,
X. 92.
Tabanus ictericus, Sure, described
as new from Indo-China, X. 82.
Tabanus ignotus, Rossi, bionomics
of, in Italy, II. 167.
Tabanus illoius, O.S., in Canada,
VI. 179.
Tabanus imponens, Wlk., in British
Guiana, V. 5.
Tabanus iniportunus, Wied., in Bra-
zil, III. 81, VI. 90.
Tabanus impressiis, Wied., in British
Guiana, II. 16, III. 157, V. 5;
possibly carrying mal de caderas,
III. 157; attacking man, V. 5.
Tabanus indefinitus, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VI. 238.
Tabanus indianus, Ric, in Hong
Kong, III. 132, IV. 65.
Tabanus innotatus, Ferg. & Henry,
described as new from New
South Wales, VIII. 173.
Tabanus insecutor, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, VIII. 111.
Tabanus insidiatov, Aust., described
as new from Siam, X. 105.
Tabanus insignis, Lw., early stages
of, in Nyasaland, III. 116; in
Transvaal, HI. 121. .
Tabanus insuetus, O.S., in Canada,
II. 197.
Tabanus insurgens, Wlk., in New
Guinea, III. 155.
Tabanus iyoensis, Shiraki, described
as new from Formosa, VIII. 119.
Tabanus jucundus, Wlk., in Hong
Kong, ill. 132, IV. 65.
Tabanus {Ochvops) kerteszi, Szil., in
Palestine, X. 208.
Tabanus kewensis, Ferg. & Henry,
described as new from New
South Wales, VIII. 173.
Tabanus kingsleyi, Ric, in Ashanti,
III. 19; in Nigeria, V. 39, VI.
225 ; in Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Tabanus kotoshoensis, Shiraki, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Tabanus lapponicus, Wahlberg, in
Lapland, VIII. 74.
Tabanus lasiophtJialnius, Macq., in
Canada, HI. 155; found in
nest of Bembcx spiiiolae, V. 74.
Tabanus laticallosits, Ric, described
as new, HI. 28; in Australia,
III. 28, VII. 12.
Tabanus latifvons, Ferg., described
as new from Australia, IX. 169 ;
a synonym of T. neolatifrons,
q.v.
Tabanus latifrons, Zett. (see T.
covdiger) .
Tabanus latus, in Kamerun, X. 113.
Tabanus lautus, Hine, described
as new from Peru, VIII. 156.
Tabanus laverani. Sure, in Gambia,
HI. 1; early stages of, in Nyasa
land, HI. 116; in Sierra Leone,
IV. 45.
Tabanus leleani, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, VIII. 111.
Tabanus leucaspis, Wied., attacking
man in British Guiana, V. 5.
Tabanus leucostomus, Lw., believed
to transmit trypanosomiasis in
Eritrea, V. 176 ; in Zanzibar,
HI. 50.
Tabanus lifuensis, Big., in Poly-
nesia, II. 104.
Tabanus Hmbaiinervis, Macq., T.
alternatus n.n. for, X. 224.
Tabanus lineatus, Tayl., described
as new, II. 12; in Australia,
H. 12, IV. 48 ; a pre-occupied
name, II. 51.
Tabanus lineola, F., in Canada,
III. 195, VI. 183; in U.S.A.,
V. 179, VI. 169, VII. 20, 62,
VIII. 19; bionomics of, VII.
62, VIII. 19.
Tabanus liventipes, Sure, in Rho-
desia, I. 171.
Tabanus lucidulus, Wlk., in Jamaica,
II 20.
Tabanus lugubris, Macq., in LT.S.A.,
VII. 63, VIII. 19; bionomics
of, VIII. 19.
Tabanus lunatus, ¥., in Palestine,
VIII. 111.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
201
Tabanns liiridiis, Fall., in Lapland,
VIII. 74; in Russia, III. 195,
IX. 115.
Tabaniis niacer, Big. [bicallosiis,
Ric), in India, III. 19, VI. 63,
IX. 79, X. 67, 143; oviposition
of, VI. 63, X. 67; egg-parasites
of, IX. 79 ; described as T.
trichinopolis, sp.n., III. 19.
Tabanns macfarlanei, Ric, described
as new from Hong Kong, IV. 65.
Tabanus macroceraius, Big. (see
Pseudacanthocera sylverii) .
Tabanus niaculatissimus, Macq., in
Portuguese E. Africa, III. 172;
early stages of, in Nyasaland,
III. 116; in Rhodesia, "l. 171.
Tabanus maculicornis , Zett., in
Russia, III. 195, IX. 40.
Tabanus mandayinus, Schin., in
Hong Kong, IV. 66.
Tabanus marmorosus. Sure, in
Ashanti, III. 19; in Sierra
Leone, IV. 45.
Tabanus mastersi, Tayl., n.n. for
T. gregarius, Tayl. nee Erichs.,
in Australia, VI. 118 ; a synonym
of T. strangmanni, q.v.
Tabanus medionoiatus, Aust., early
stages of, in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Tabanus melanocerus, Wied., in
U.S.A., VII. 20, 63.
Tabanus melanogasier, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus melanoplerus, Brethes, de-
scribed as new fronl Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus mendicus, Villen., in Pales-
tine, VIII. 111.
Tabanus (Therioplectes) nieridionalis,
Ferg. nee Thunb., described as
new from Australia, IX. 113 ;
T. adelaidae n.n. for, X. 224.
Tabanus [Chlorotabanus) mexicanus,
L., in Brazil, III. 81, VI. 90; in
U.S.A., V. 179; breeding-places
of. VI. 91 ; crepuscular habits of,
III. 81.
Tabanus miles, Wied., in Brazil,
IV. 36.
Tabanus milleri, Whitney, described
as new from U.S.A., III. 25.
Tabanus milsoni, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VI. 118;
T. milsoniensis n.n. for, X. 224.
Tabanus milsoniensis, Ferg. & Hill,
n.n. for T. milsoni, X. 224.
Tabanus milsonis, Ric, X. 224.
Tabanus minor, Tayl. nee Macq.
(see T. palmerstoni).
Tabanus minusculus, Ferg. & Hill
nee Hine, n.n. for T. minor,
Tayl. nee Macq., IX. 62; T.
palmerstoni n.n. for, X. 224.
Tabanus modicus, Hine, described
as new from Br. Guiana, VIII.
156.
Tabanus molestans, Becker, de-
scribed as new from Tangier,
I. 222.
Tabanus montanus, Mg., in Russia,
III. 195, IX. 115.
Tabanus mordax, Hine, described
as new from Paraguay, VIII. 156.
Tabanus moretonensis, Ferg. & Hill,
n.n. for T. confusus, Tayl. nee
Wlk., X. 224; in Australia, VII.
12, X. 224.
Tabanus mucronatus , Lutz & Neiva,
in Brazil, VI. 90.
Tabanus murreus, Hine, described
as new from Br. Guiana, VIII.
156.
Tabanus musgravii, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VI. 238.
Tabanus nagamiensis. Cart., de-
scribed as new from S. Africa,
I. 7; early stages of, in Nyasa-
land, III. 116.
Tabanus nantuckensis, Hine fsee
T. atratus var. nantuckensis).
Tabanus negaiivus, Ric, in Hong
Kong, III. 132.
Tabanus nemocallosus, Ric, in In-
dia, V. 38, VI. 63, IX. 79, X. 143 ;
bionomics of, V. 38, VI. 63.
Tabanus nemopunctatus , Ric, de-
scribed as new, III. 26; in
Australia, III. 26, VI. 74, X.
224 ; T. pseudopalpalis previous-
ly recorded as, X. 224.
Tabanus nemoralis, ?.Ig., in Pales-
tine, VIII. 111.
Tabanus nemo/alis var. ruficornis.
Sure, described as new from
Algeria and Syria, IX. 37.
Tabanus nenioiuberculatus , Ric, de-
scribed as new from Australia,
III. 26.
Tabanus neolatifrons, Ferg. & Hill,
n.n. for T. latifrons, Ferg. nee
Zett., in Australia, X. 224.
Tabanus neopalpalis, Ferg. & Hill,
n.n. for T. palpalis, Tayl. nee
Ric, in Australia, IX. 62.
Tabanus nigrifacies, Gob., in Russia,
IX. 40.
Tabanus nigritarsis, Tayl., described
as new, II. 12; in Australia, II.
12, IV. 8, 182, 183, VI. 27, 74,
118, IX. 133; probably not a
carrier of Onchocerca gibsoni, VI.
27.
202
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Tabanus nigrostviatus, Ric, in Rho-
desia, I. 171.
Tabanus nigrovittatus, Macq., in
Canada, III. 155; species allied
to, experimentally conveying an-
thrax, VI. 181.
Tflbaniis iiivosiis, O.S., in Canada,
II. 197.
Tabanus nudus, McDunnough, de-
scribed as new from Canada,
IX. 191.
Tabanus oblique maculatiis, Macq.
(see T. hucostonms).
Tabanus obliquus, Wlk., in Jamaica,
II. 20.
Tabanus obscurehirtus, Ric, in
Nigeria, IV. 66.
Tabanus obscuripes, Ric, early
stages of, in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Tabanus obscurissimus, Ric, in
Sierra Leone, IV. 150.
Tabanus ochreoflavus, Ferg. & Henry,
described as new from Australia,
VIII. 173.
Tabanus ochroleucus, Mg., attacking
man in British Guiana, V. 5.
Tabanus ochrophilus (see Neota-
banus).
Tabanus oculatus, Ric, in Australia,
IV. 182.
Tabanus oculus, Wlk., attacking
man in British Guiana, V. 5.
Tabanus okinawanus, Shiraki, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Tabanus oknos, Sure, described as
new from Indo-China, X. 82.
Tabanus optatus, Wlk., in Sumatra,
VII. 164.
Tabanus orientis, Wlk., in India,
VIII. 31.
Tabanus avion, O.S., in Canada,
III. 155.
Tabanus ornatissimus, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus pallidepectoratus, Big., var.
aureus, Sure, described as new
from Indo-China, X. 110.
Tabanus pallidifacies. Sure, believed
to transmit trypanosomiasis in
Eritrea, V. 176.'
Tabanus pallidipes , Aust., described
as new from Palestine, VIII. 111.
Tabanus pallipennis, Macq., pupa-
tion of, in Queensland, X. 15.
Tabanus palmensis, Ferg. & Hill,
described as new from Australia,
X 224.
Tabanus palmer stoni, Ferg. & Hill,
n.n. for T. minusculus, Ferg. 6c
Hill nee Hine, in Australia, X.
224.
Tabanus palpalis, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus palpalis, Tayl. nee Ric
(see T. neopalpalis).
Tabanus par, Wlk., in Belgian
Congo, V. 35 ; in Gambia, III.l;
harbouring flagellates in Egypt,
V. 11 ; in Nigeria, V. 39 ; in
Rhodesia, I. 171 ; in Sierra Leone,
IV. 45.
Tabanus parallelus, Wlk., in
Jamaica, II. 20.
Tabanus po.rvicallosus, Ric, de-
scribed as new, III. 26 ; in
Australia, III. 26, VII. 12.
Tabanus parvus, Tayl., described as
new from Australia, II. 12.
Tabanus patulus, Wlk., bionomics
of, in Canada, II. 197.
Tabanus persis, Ric, in Mesopo-
tamia, IX. 14.
Tabanus pertinens, Aust., early
stages of, in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Tabanus petiolatus, Hine, described
as new from U.S.A., \'. 127.
Tabanus phaenops, O.S., in Canada,
VI. 179; in U.S.A., VII. 142,
IX. 38 ; bionomics and control
of, IX. 38.
Tabanus picticeps, Becker, described
as new from. Sudan, X. 110;
. considered a synonym of T.
taeniola, X. 110 (note).
Tabanus platensis, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus pluto, Wlk., in Belgian
Congo, V. 35, VI. 161; in Sierra
Leone, IV. 45 ; a probable carrier
of horse sickness, VI. 161.
Tabanus polygonus, Wlk., in Meso-
potamia, IX. 14.
Tabanus praematurus, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Siam, X. 105.
Tabanus princeps, Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus producticornis, Aust., in
Zanzibar, III. 50.
Tabanus pseu.doardens, Tayl., de-
scribed as new, II. 12; in Aus-
tralia, II. 12, IV. 182.
Tabanus pseudobasalis, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VI. 238.
Tabanus pseudocallosus, Ferg. &
Hill, described as new from
Australia, X. 224.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
203
Tabanus pseiidocinereus, Neiva &
Penna, in Brazil, VI. 90.
Tabanus pseudopallidepectoratus,
Sure, described as new from
Indo-China, X. 110.
Tabanus pseudopalpalis, Ferg. &
Hill, described as new from
Australia, X. 224 ; previously
recorded as T. nenwpunctattis,
X. 224.
Tabanus pugiunculus, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Siam, X. 105.
Tabanus pugnax, Aust., described
as new from Siam, X. 105.
Tabanus pulchellus, Lw., in Tangier,
I. 222; in Mesopotamia, VIII. 15,
IX. 14; probably conveying
trypanosomiasis to camels, VIII.
15 ; bionomics of, IX. 14.
Tabanus pullulus, Aust., in Rho-
desia, I. 171.
Tabanus pnlverifer, Wlk., in Meso-
potamia, IX. 14.
Tabanus pumilus, Macq., in U.S.A.,
VII. 20; found in nest of Bembex
spinolae, V. 74.
Tabanus piuictifer, O.S., in U.S.A.,
VI. 169, IX. 38.
Tabanus punctipleura, Hine, de-
scribed as new from Costa Rica,
IX. 158.
Tabanus punensis, Hine, described
as new from Peru, VIII. 156.
Tabanus pygmaeus, Ferg. & Henry
nee Will., described as new from
Australia, VIII. 173 ; T. rivularis
n.n. for, X. 224.
Tabanus quadrisignatus, Ric, in
Nigeria, VI. 225.
Tabanus queenslandi, Ric, described
as new from Australia, III. 26.
Tabanus quinquecinctus, Ric, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
II. 81.
Tabanus quinquevittatus , Wied., in
U.S.A., VII. 20.
Tabanus rainbowi, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VI. 238.
Tabanus recedens, Wlk., in Canada,
III. 155.
Tabanus reduceiis, Wlk., in Celebes
and Macassar, III. 26.
Tabanus regiusgeorgii, Macq., in
Australia, IV. 182.
Tabanus regularis, Jaenn., in Pales-
tine, VIII. 111.
Tabanus reinwardtii, Wied., in
Canada, III. 155.
Tabanus rhornbicus, O.S., in Canada,
VI. 179.
Tabanus rivularis, Ferg. & Hill, n.n.
for T. pygmaeus, Ferg. & Hill nee
Will., in Australia, X. 224.
Tabanus riibicundulus, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Siam, X. 105.
Tabanus rubidus, Wied., in Hong
Kong, IV. 65; in Philippines,
VII. 194.
Tabanus rubricallosus, Ric, de-
scribed as new from New Cale-
donia, II. 104.
Tabanus vubrithorax, Macq., in
Brazil, VI. 90.
Tabanus ruficrus, P. de B., in
Belgian Congo, IV. 68 ; in Nigeria,
VI. 225; in Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Tabanus rufinoiatus, Big., in Aus-
tralia, III. 26, IV. 183, VI. 27,
74, IX. 133.
Tabanus rufiventris, Macq., in Ja-
maica, II. 20.
Tabanus rufoabdominalis , Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
VII. 12.
Tabanus rufus, P. de B., in U.S.A.,
VII. 63.
Tabanus rupestris, McDunnough,
described as new from U.S.A.,
IX. 191.
Tabanus rupinae, Aust., described
as new from Palestine, VIII. 111.
Tabanus Sagittarius, Macq. (see T.
taeniola variatus) .
Tabanus salvazai, Sure, described
as new from Indo-China, X. 82.
Tabanus sanguinarius. Big., in
Australia, IV. 182.
Tabanus sanguineus, Wlk., in Hong
Kong, III. 132, IV. 65; in India,
V. 38, IX. 79; bionomics of, V,
38 ; egg-parasites of, IX. 79.
Tabanus sapporoensis, Shiraki, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Tabanus sapporoenus, Shiraki, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Tabanus secedens, Wlk., in E. Africa,
V. 11 ; in Belgian Congo, IV. 68 ;
in Nigeria, IV. 66, 113, V. 39,
VI. 225; flagellates in, V. 11, 40.
Tabanus seclusus, Brethes, described
as new from Argentina, X. 171.
Tabanus seniisordidiis, Wlk., in
British Guiana, II. 16, HI. 157,
V. 4, VI. 18 ; a possible carrier of
mal de caderas, III. 157; Mone-
dula denticornis predacious on,
VI. 18.
Tabanus senior, Wlk., in British
Guiana, V. 4.
Tabanus septentrionalis, Lw., in
Canada, III. 155, VI. 179; trans-
204
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
mitting swamp fever to horses in
U.S.A., VIII. 92, X. 41.
Tabanus sequax, Will., in Canada,
II 197, V. 170.
Tabanus sericeiventris, Lw., in
Somaliland, III. 136; in Trans-
vaal, III. 121.
Tabanus signal ive)it vis. Brethes, de-
scribed as new from Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus similis, Macq., in Tas-
mania, III. 26.
Tabanus simpsoni, Aust., in Gold
Coast, V. 45.
Tabanus sociaUs, Wlk., in Nigeria,
IV. 66, 113, V. 39, VI. 225; in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Tabanus soci2i.s, Wlk., in Belgian
Congo, IV. 68 ; harbouring flagel-
lates in Egypt, V. 11.
Tabanus (Therioplectes) solstitiaUs,
Schin., in Russia, III. 68, 196,
IX. 115; attacking man in Swit-
zerland, X. 93.
Tabanus sononiensis, O.S., in Canada,
II. 197; T. haemaphorus regarded
as distinct from, IX. 191.
Tabanus soubiroui, Sure, described
as new from Indo-China, X. 110.
Tabanus spadix, Tayl., described as
new from Australia, VI. 118.
Tabanus speciosus, Ric, oviposition
habits of, in India, VI. 63.
Tabanus sticticollis. Sure, in Gam-
bia, III. 1; in Sierra Leone, IV.
45.
Tabanus strangmanni, Ric. [mastersi,
Tayl.), described as new. III. 26;
in "Australia, III. 26, IV. 183,
VI 27, 118, VIII. 174, X. 109;
probably not transmitting oncho-
cerciasis, VI. 27, VIII. 174;
synonymy of X. 109.
Tabanus striaius, F., in Ceylon, VI.
42; in India, VI. 63, X. 143;
in Philippines, 1. 200, 212, V. 38,
60, VI. 99, 169, VI I. 194;
experimentally transmitting an-
thrax, II. 73; and surra, I.' 202,
212, V. 38. VI. 99; bionomics of,
I. 200-202, VI. 63.
Tabanus siyi^ius. Say, in U.S.A.,
VI 169.
Tabanus subangustus, Ric, in
Dahomey, II. 172; in Sierra
Leone, IV. 45.
Tabanus subantarcticus, Brethes,
described as new from Argentina,
X 171.
Tabanus (Therioplectes) subcallosus,
Ric, in India, VIII. 31.
Tabanus {Therioplectes) subfasciatus,
Becker, described as new from
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, X. 110.
Tabanus sufis, Jaenn., in Egypt, VI.
239 ; believed to transmit try-
panosomiasis in Eritrea, V. 176 ;
breeding-places of, in Mesopo-
tamia, IX. 14.
Tabanus svlvestris, Brethes, de-
scribed as new froin Argentina,
X. 171.
Tabanus tacitus., Hine, described as
new from Uruguay, VIII. 156.
Tabanus taeniola, P. de B., in French
Equatorial Africa, X. 147 ; in
Portuguese E. Africa, III. 172;
in Belgian Congo, V. 35; in Egypt,
VI. 239, VIII. 130 ; in Gold Coast,
IV. 12, V. 45; in Nigeria, IV.
113, V. 39. VI. 225 ; in Nvasaland,
III. 116, IV. 171 ; in Principe, IV.
49, V. 11; in Rhodesia, I. 171,
V. 166 ; in Sierra Leone, IV. 45 ;
in Sudan, III. 48; in Anglo-
Egyptian Sudan. X. 110; in
Transvaal, III. 121; in Zanzibar,
III. 48; and trypanosomiasis,
III. 48, V. 11, 166, VIII. 130;
bionomics of, III. 48, 116, IV.
171; early stages of, III. 116.
Tabanus taeniola var. variatus,
Wlk. {Sagittarius, Macq.), in Gam-
bia, III. 1; in Gold Coast, IV.
45 ; in Nigeria, VI. 225 ; Bembex
predacious on, in Nvasaland, IV.
171 ; in Rhodesia, L 171.
Tabanus takasagoensis, Shiraki, de-
scribed as new from Formosa,
VIII. 119.
Tabanus tantalus, Hine, described
as new from Br. Guiana, VIII.
158.
Tabanus tararuUnus, L., in N.
Russia, III. 195, VIII. 74, IX. 4C,
115.
Tabanus tasmanicus, Ferg., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
IX. 169.
Tabanus tasmaniensis, White, de-
scribed as new from Tasmania, V.
66.
Tabanus taylori, Aust., n.n. for
T. fuscipes, II. 51; in Australia,
IV. 182.
Tabanus tenebrosus, Coq. nee Wlk.,
T. coquilletti n.n. for, VIII. 119.
Tabanus tergestinus, Egg., harbour-
ing flagellates in France, V. 11.
Tabanus testaceomaculatus, Macq.,
harbouring flagellates in Chile,
V. 11.
Tabanus tetralineatus, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
205
II. 12 ; a synonym of T. cineres-
cens iq.v.), II. 52.
Tabanus thoracinus, P. de B.,
harbouring flagellates in E. Africa,
V. 11 ; in French Equatorial
Africa, X. 147; in Nigeria, V. 39,
VI. 225.
Tabanus tonientosiis, Macq., in Tan-
gier, I. 222.
Tabanus tonglai, Sure, described
as new from Indo-China, X. 110.
Tabanus torresi, Ferg. & Hill,
described as new from Australia,
X. 224.
Tabanus transversns, Wlk., in
Celebes and Macassar, III. 26.
Tabanus trepidus, McDunnough, de-
scribed as new from Canada, IX.
191.
Tabanus tvicliinopoUs, Ric, de-
scribed as new from India, III.
19 ; a synonym of T. macer, q.v.
Tabanus trifascia, \Mk., in British
Guiana, V. 4.
Tabanus trigonostichus, Lutz, in
Brazil, VI. 90.
Tabanus trigonus, Coq., T. fulvi-
capillus allied to, I. 7.
Tabanus frijunctus, Wlk., in Canada,
VI. 183; in U.S.A., V. 179, VII.
20, 62, VIII. 19; bionomics of,
VII. 62, VIII. 19.
Tabanus trilinealis, Ferg. & Henry,
described as new from Australia,
VIII. 173.
Tabanus [Neotabaniis) trilineatus,
Latr., species allied to, in Brazil,
III. 81; in British Guiana, II.
16, III. 157, V. 4, VI. 18; in
Jamaica, II. 20, V. 131; possibly
carrying mal de caderas, III.
157 ; Monedula denticornis pre-
dacious on, VI. 18.
Tabanus triquetrornatus, Carter, de-
scribed as new from Nigeria, III.
121.
Tabanus trispilus, Wied., in Canada,
III. 155; in U.S.A., VIII. 95.
Tabanus triviUatus, F., description
of, VIII. 156.
Tabanus tropicus, Panz., in Russia,
III. 195, IX. 115.
Tabanus trypherus, Tayl., described
as new from Australia, VI. 118.
Tabanus tunisiensis, Sure, de-
scribed as new from Tunis, II.
36.
Tabanus turbidus, Wied., in U.S.A.,
VII 20, 63.
Tabanus umbratus, Hine, described
as new from Costa Rica, VIII.
156.
Tabanus uniformis, Hine, described
as new. from U.S.A., V. 127.
Tabanus ustus, Wlk., early stages
of, in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Tabanus validus, Hine, described as
new from Costa Rica, VIII. 156.
Tabanus valterii, Macq., in Brazil,
VI. 90.
Tabanus variabilis, Lw., early stages
of, in Nyasaland, III. 116.
Tabanus vespiformis, Ferg. & Henry,
described as new from Australia,
VIII. 173.
Tabanus veiustus, Wlk., in Aus-
tralia, IV. 182.
Tabanus virgatus, Aust., harbouring
flagellates in Egypt, V. 11.
'Tabanus virgo, Wied., in India, V.
39, IX. 79, X. 143 ; egg-parasites
of, IX. 79.
Tabanus virgulatus, Aust., described
as new from Siam, X. 105.
Tabanus wentivorthi, Ferg. & Hill,
described as new from Australia,
X. 224.
Tabanus wynyardensis, Hardy, de-
scribed as new from Tasmania, V.
67.
Tabanus zonalis, Kirbv, in Canada,
III. 155.
Tachina, breeding in manure in-
British Isles, Vil. 191.
Tachina larvarum, L., in Russia,
I. 151.
iachinoides, Glossina.
tacitus, Tabanus.
taeniata, Stomoxys.
taeniola, Tabanus.
Taeniorhynchus [Mansonia, Man-
sonioides), in French Equatorial
Africa, I. 45, VIII. 18; m W.
Africa. I. 52, II. 5; in Congo, I.
145, II. 170, III. 137; in India,
I. 144, II. 193, IV. 91; in Samoa,
II. 51 ; in U.S.A., II. 78, VIII. 187 ;
possibly carrying sleeping sick-
ness, HI. 138; bionomics of larva
of, VI. 182; breeding-places of,
I. 52; Acdes iridipennis possibly
referable to, X. 184 ; treated as a
subgenus of Aedes, IX. 9; Culi-
celsa suggested to replace, IX. 72 ;
classification of. III. 115, VI.
142, X. 229.
Taeniorhynchus acer, Theo. (see
T. brevicelluliis).
Taeniorhynchus [Mansonioides) afri-
canus, Theo., in W. Africa, III.
1, IV. 66, V. 3, 40, 47, VI. 38, 225,
IX. 42, X. 167 ; in Belgian Congo,
III. 121; in Natal, IV. 120; in
Philippines, II. 133; spirochaetes
206
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
in, V. 40 ; transmitting Filaria,
II. 133, X. 180- ; bionomics of,
IX. 42; breeding-places of, VI.
38 ; experiments with kerosene
against larva of, V. 55-57 : oiling
ineffective against, VIII. r?6.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia, Man-
sonia) albicosta, Chagas, VI.
142; bionomics of, in Brazil, X.
216.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonia) amazo-
nensis, Theo., VI. 142; in French
Guinea, VI. 160.
Taeniorhynchus (Mansonioides) an-
netti, Theo., II. 45; in Nigeria,
IV. 66 ; in Sierra Leone, IV. 150.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonioides) an-
nuliferus, Theo., in Cochin-China,
II. 155; in India, I. 79, IX. 124;
in Philippines, VII. 193; in
Sumatra, IV. 23.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonioides) an-
nulipes, Wlk., in Sumatra, IV. 23.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia) arri-
halzagae, Theo., VI. 142; egg
masses of, IV. 160.
Taeniorhynchus aureus, Edw., de-
scribed as new, III. 115 ; in Natal,
III. 115, IV. 120.
Taeniorhynchus auripennis, Edw.,
described as new from Uganda,
III. 115.
Taeniorhynchus aurites, Theo., in
Australia, IV. 11, VI. 173; m
Nigeria, IV. 66; in Nyasaland,
X. 62.
Taeniorhynchus {Chrysoconops) bre-
vicellulus, Theo. {acer, Theo.,
pygmaeus, Theo.), in Australia,
IV. 8, 11, 60, V. 68, VI. 74, VII.
46, IX. 75 ; m Fiji, IV. 41, X. 77 ;
in India, VI. 196; in New Zea-
land, I. 11, IX. 75 ; in Papua, III.
154; in Sumatra, IV. 23; pro-
bably not a carrier of Onchocerca
gibsoni, VI. 27.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonia) chvyso-
notuni, Peryassu, described as
new from Brazil, X. 216 ; bio-
nomics of, X. 216.
Taeniorhynchus chrysosoma, Edw.,
described as new from Nyasaland,
III. 115.
Taeniorhynchus chubbi, Edw., de-
scribed as new, III. 115 ; in Natal,
III. 115, IV. 120.
Taeniorhynchus confinis, Theo., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Taeniorhynchus conopas, Frauenfeld,
in Sumatra, IV. 23; T. giblini
erroneously recorded as, X. 230.
Taeniorhynchus conopas var. gibhni
(see T. giblini).
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia) coti-
cula, D. & K., VI. 142.
Taeniorhynchus {Chrysoconops) cvis-
tatus, Theo., in Belgian Congo,
III. 121; described as T. noctur-
nus, sp. n., from the Sudan, TI.
45.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia, Man-
sonia) diaeretus, Dyar, described
as new from Philippines, IX. 51.
Taeniorhynchus domesticus, Leic.
(see Culex aurantapcx).
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia, Man-
sonia) fasciolatus, Lynch, VI. 142;
in Brazil, VI. 91, X. 216; m
British Guiana, VI. 160; in
Panama Canal Zone, VII. 127,
IX. 108; in Trinidad, V. 60;
bionomics of, X. 216 ; egg- masses
of, IV. 160.
Taeniorhynchus {Culex) flavus,
Ventr., in Madagascar, IX. 68.
Taeniorhynchus {Chrysoconops) fus-
copennatus, Theo., distribution
of, in Africa, IV. 120 ; in Trans-
vaal, I. 140.
Taeniorhynchus {Pseudotaeniorhyn-
chus) giblini, Tayl., in Papua,
III. 154; synonymy of, X. 230.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonia) huniera-
lis, D. & K., VI. 142; described
as new, IV. 160 ; eggs of, attached
to leaves of Pistia, IV. 160.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia) hypo-
cindyna, Dyar, described as new
from Brazil, VI. 142.
Taeniorhynchus iracundus, Wlk., in
New Zealand, IX. 75.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia) jux-
tamansoni, Chagas, VI. 142; in
Brazil, VI. 91.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia, Cu-
lex, Culicelsa) linealis, Skuse, II.
149; in Australia, III. 207.
Taeniorhynchus maculipennis, Theo.,
not a synonym of T. annetti, II.
45.
Taeniorhynchus metallicus, Theo., in
Natal, IV. 120; in Nigeria, IV.
66 ; T. violaceus a synonym of,
II. 45.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia, Man-
sonia) nigricans, Coq., VI. 142;
in Panama Canal Zone, VII. 127,
IX. 108.
Taeniorhynchus nigrosignatus, Edw.
(see T. giblini).
Taeniorhynchus {Chrysoconops) noc-
turnus, Theo., described as new,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
207
II. 45; a synonyiXL of T. cvistatus,
q.v.
Taeniorhynchus palliatus, Coq. (see
Aedes fulvithorax).
Taeniorhynchus papuensis, Tayl.,
described as new, II. 135; in
Papua, II. 135, III. 154.
Taeniorhynchus {Coquillettidia, Man-
sonia) perUirbans, Wlk., VI. 142 ;
distribution of, in N. America,
VI. 182; in Canada, VII. 106;
in India, I. 143 (probably error
for T. uniformis) ; in U.S.A., III.
32, 52, 128, 213, V. 161, VI. 66.
X. 203; bionomics of, VII. 106,
X. 203; hibernation of, I. 98;
egg-masses of, IV. 160 ; larva of,
associated with water plants, IV.
170 ; not attracted by light, I. 22 ;
measures against, VI. 66; larva
of T. richiardii resembling, VII.
103.
Taeniorhynchus [Mansonia] pseudo-
titillans, Theo., VI. 142; in
Brazil, VIII. 26.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonia) richi-
ardii. Fie, in Balkans, VI. 163,
201, VIII. 88, IX. 20, 92; in
Britain, VII. 153; in Denmark,
VI. 182, VII. 172, IX. 82; in
France, VII. 99; in Germany,
IV. 16, VIII. 27, 214, IX. 29;
in Sweden, X. 87 ; bionomics of,
VI. 182, VIII. 27; early stages
of, VII. 103, VIII. 27.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonioides) sep-
tempunctatus , Theo., in Papua,
III. 154.
Taeniorhynchus tenax, Theo. (see
Culex bitaeniorhynchiis var. tenax) .
Taeniorhynchus tenax var. macu-
lipes, Theo. (see Culex quasi-
gelidus) .
Taeniorhynchtts thelcter (see Aedes).
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonia) titillans,
Wlk., VI. 142, 182; distribution
of, VII. 4 ; in Argentina. VII. 181 ;
in Brazil, IV. 37, VI. 91, VIII. 25 ;
in Br. Guiana, VII. 79, IX. 2,
135, X. 54; absent from Panama,
I. 223; in Panama Canal Zone,
VII. 3, 127, VIII. 175, 197, IX.
108, X. 24; in Peru, III. 25;
in Trinidad, II. 24, V. 60; in
Venezuela, X. 183; not found to
transmit dengue, VII. 127;
breeding-places of, X. 54 ; relation
of early stages of, to water-plants,
IV. 160, 177, VII. 3, 127, VIII.
175, 197, X. 24.
Taeniorhynchus {Mansonia, Man-
sonioides) uniforrfiis, Theo., in E.
Africa, VIII. 164; in W. Africa,
IV. 45, 66, 112, 150, ^ . 3, 45,
VI. 225, VII. 169, X. 114; in
Australia, I. 11, IV. 11. 60, V.
68. VI. 73, 227. VII. 176; in
Belgian Congo, 1. 220, III. 121;
in Cochin-China, II. 155 ; in Hong
Kong, III. 141; in Kamerun, X.
114 ; in Madagascar, IX. 68 ; in
Nyasaland, X. 62; in Papua, III.
154; in Philippines, II. 133, VII.
193; in Sumatra, IV. 23; not
experimentally carrying dengue,
VI. 195; transmitting filariasis,
II. 133, 155, IV. 120, X. 180;
probably not carrying Onchocerca
gibsoni, VI. 27; experimentally
transmitting Trypanosoma gam-
biense, I. 191.
Taeniorhynchus versicolor, Edw., in
E. Africa, V. 31.
Taeniorhynchus violaceus, Theo. (see
T. metallictis).
taeniorhynchus, Aedes {Culex, Culi-
celsa, Ochlerotatus) .
taeniorostris, Harpagomyia.
tahoensis, Aedes communis.
takasagoensis, Tabanus.
ialaje, Ornithodorus.
talpae, Demodex ; Histrichopsylla.
talpoides, Hemimerus.
familanus, Ceratophyllus.
tananarivensis. Anopheles (see A.
squamosus) .
tantalus, Tabanus.
tapena, Culex {Eubonnea).
tapetzella, Trichophaga.
Tapinoma melanocephalutn, ¥., in
houses in Jamaica, IX. 31.
tarandi, Oedemagena.
tarandinus, Tabanus.
tarsalis, Aedes; Culex.
tarsatiis, Eupelminus .
tarsimaculatus, Anopheles {Cellia).
Tarsonemus, infesting the urinary
tract in man, IX. 70.
Tarsonemus apis, Rennie, and
disease in bees, X. 129.
Tarsonemus woodi, Rennie, Acarapis
gen. n. for {q.v.), IX. 196.
tasmani, Ixodes.
tasmanicus, Tabanus.
tasmaniensis, Aedes {Menolepis, Och-
lerotatus) (see A . leucolepis) ;
Lucilia; Rachionotoniyia {Aedes,
Ochlerotatus, Stegomyia) ; Tabanus.
taylori, Culex (see C. squamosus) ;
Tabanus.
Teara, causing dermatitis in man
in Australia, X. 168.
tecmarsis, Culex {Chocroporpa).
; tejerae, Phlebotomus.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Telenomus tabani, Mayr, a parasite
of Tabamis, III. 195.
Telenomus tabanivorus, Ashm., a
parasite of Tabanus, III. 195.
Telniatoscopus nieridionalis, Eat.,
breeding-places of, in Gold Coast,
X. 167.
ielmatoscopiis, A nkistrodactylus {Schi-
zodactylus) .
teinperata, Lucilia (see L. argyri-
cephala) .
tenipestata, Aliisca (Biomyia).
tempestiva, Musca.
temporalis, Lipeurus.
tenax, Eri stalls ; Taeniorhynchus
(see Culex bitaeniorhynchus var.
tenax) .
Tendipes bethsaidae, Kieff., described
as new from Palestine, III. 51.
Tendipes galilaeus., Kieff., described
as new from Palestine, III. 51.
tenebricosa, Bezzia.
tenebricosus, Atractodes.
Tenebrio molifor, L., inoculation of,
with Leptomonads, IX. 144 ;
effect of hydrocyanic acid gas
on, X. 156.
Tenebrio obscuriis, F., in dead bodies,
IX. 121.
tenebrosa, Cuierebra.
tenebrosits, Coq., Tabanus (see T.
coquilletii).
fenebrosus, Wlk., Tabanus.
Tenthredo variegatus, Nort., feeding
on house-flies, II. 129.
tentoritis, CiiUcoides.
tenuicrus, Palpomyia.
tenuifrons, Simulium.
tenuimaniis, Simulium.
tenuipes, Simulium-.
tenuirosiris, Haematopinus (see
Linognathus vituli) ; Ixodes.
tenuis, Topomyia ; Triatoma.
Tephrochlamvs canescens, Mg., in
Britain, III. 89, IV. 143; biono-
mics of, IV. 143.
Tephrochlainys rufiventris, Mg.,
breeding in manure in British
Isles, VII. 191.
tepperi, Silvias.
terebor, Culex {Choeroporpa).
tergestinus, Tabanus.
terinus, Callistopsyllus.
ternicinctus , Gastrophilus.
terraenovae, PJiormia.
terraereginae, Musca.
terrens, Aedes {Finlaya).
terribilis, Euryparasitus [Gamasus).
terriei, Aedes.
territans, Wlk., Culex.
territans, auct., Culex (see C.
hortensis) .
territans, H., D. & K., Culex (see
C. apicalis).
Tersesthes, blood-sucking habits of,
I. 66 ; considered a synonym
of Leptoconops, IX. 194.
Tersesthes brasiliensis, Lutz, de-
scribed as new from Brazil, I.
176 ; referred to Protersesthes,
q.v.
Tersesthes camelorum, Kieff., de-
scribed as new from camels in
Algeria, IX. 171.
Tersesthes [Mycterotypus) laurae,
Weiss, in Tunis, VI. 28.
Tersesthes mesopotamiensi s (see Lep-
toconops).
tersus, Ceratophyllus.
terticeps, A egophagamyia.
tessellata, Sarcopliaga.
tessellatus, Anopheles [Myzomyia,
Nyssomyzomyia) .
testacea, Diatomineura ; Dichelacera.
tesiaceomaculatus , Tabanus.
testaceus, Culex (see C. apicalis) ;
Leptinus.
testor, Neopsylla.
testudinis, A mblyomma.
tetracarinatus, Oxytelus.
tetralineatus, Tabanus (see T. ciner-
escens).
Tetramorium guineense, F., a me-
chanical carrier of typhoid, II. 9.
Tetrastichus [Entedon) hagenoivi,
Ratz., parasite of Evania appendi-
gaster. III. 126.
tetripunctata, Wohlfahrtia.
texana, Psorophora ; Sarcophaga.
texanus, Ixodes ; Ixodiphagus ; Rhi-
picephalus.
texior, Hyphantria.
thalassius, Culex.
thaxteri, Aedes.
theae, Oscinis.
theileri, Anopheles; Culex (see C.
tipuliformis) .
thelcter, Aedes [Taeniorhynchus).
Thelida oculata, Fall. {Heteromyza
filiformis, R.-D.), in France, II.
134.
Themira putris, L., in France, II.
134 ; spread of, by human agency,
V. 192.
theobaldi, Aedes (Grabhamia, Ochlero-
tatus) ; Anopheles {Nyssorhyn-
chus) ; Haematopota ; Theobaldia
(see T. fmnipennis) .
Theobaldia (Culiseta), in the
Sahara, II. 198; in U.S.A.,
I. 78; notices of keys to, IX.
113, 131, X. 18, 229 ; respiration
of larva of, X. 211.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
209
Theohaldia ahsobrina, Felt (see T.
impatiens) .
Theobaldia {Culex) alaskaensis,
Ludl., in British Isles, IX. 28, 95 ;
in Canada, VII. 106, VIII. 101;
described as T. arctica, sp.n.,
from Russia, VIII. 49 ; described
as T. siberiensis, sp.n., froin
Siberia, VIII. 59; in Sweden, X.
87; in U.S.A., VI. 65; bionomics
of, VII. 107; synonymy of,
X. 18.
Theobaldia {Culiseia) aniiulata,
Schr., in Balkans, VI. 163, 201,
VIII. 87, 90, IX. 20, 92; in
British Isles, VIII. 177, 193,
IX. 5, 118, X. 16, 85, 105, 120,
165; in Canary Islands, X. 31;
in Denmark, VII. 171, IX. 82;
in France, 11.180, VII. 99, VIII.
82, IX. 107; in Germany, II.
78, VII. 69, VIII. 27, 214, IX.
29, 68, X. 36, 128; in Italy, VII.
156, X. 119; in Mesopotamia,
VIII. 112; in Palestine, IX.
99; in Pyrenees, VIII. 76; in
Sweden, X. 87 ; in Switzerland,
I. 40, III. 225, V. 42, VI. 172,
X. 7, 92; bionomics of, V. 42,
VI. 172, VII. 171, X. 7, 36, 86,
92; biting habits of, I. 40, X.
228; breeding-places of, IX. 92,
107 ; effect of various re-agents
on, VI. 57, VII. 135, IX. 184;
larva of, V. 19, IX. 186, X. 211.
Theobaldia (Ctilex) annulata var.
marocana, D'Anfr. (see T. longi-
areolata) .
Theobaldia annulata subochrea (see
T. subochrea).
Theobaldia arctica, Edw., described
as new from Russia, VIII. 49 ;
a synonym of T. alaskaensis, q.v.
Theobaldia bergrothi, Edw. (see T.
glaphyroptera) .
Theobaldia consobrina, R.-D. (see
T. inornata).
Theobaldia (Culicella) dyari, Coq.,
in Canada, VII. 106; in U.S.A.,
IV. 170, V. 160, VI. 88, X. 203;
bionomics of, IV. 170, VII. 106;
breeding-places of, VI. 88.
Theobaldia ficalbii, Noe (see T.
fumipennis) .
Theobaldia {Culicella) fumipennis,
Steph., in Balkans, ' VIII. 87;
in British Isles, X. 16, 86; in
Germany, VII. 69; in Isle of
Man, IX. 118 ; in Sweden, X. 87 ;
synonymy of, X. 18.
Theobaldia glaphyroptera, Schiner,
in Finland, X. 165 ; in Germany,
II. 78, VII. 69, VIII. 27; in
Sweden, X. 87 ; hibernation of,
VIII. 27; synonymy of, X. 18.
Theobaldia {CuUseta) impatiens,
Wlk. [absobrina, Felt), V. 19;
in Canada, VII. 106; in U.S.A.,
VI. 7, 65, VIII. 14; bionomics
of, VII. 106 ; breeding-places of,
VI. 7; larva of, VIII. 14.
Theobaldia (Culiseta) incidens,
Thoms., in Canada, VII. 106,
VIII. 101; in U.S.A., IV. 159,
VI. 7, 49, 65, 146, MH. 104;
bionomics of, VII . 106 ; breeding-
places of, IV. 159, VI. 7, 49;
experiments in effect of petroleum
on larvae of, VI. 184; allied to
T. annulata, V. 19.
Theobaldia indica, Edw., described
as new from India, VIII. 149.
Theobaldia [CuUseta) inornata. Will.
[consobrina, R.-D.), V. 19; in
Canada, III. 155, VII. 106; in
U.S.A., VI. 49, 65, 146, X. 93;
breeding-places of, X. 93 ; biono-
mics of, VII. 106.
Theobaldia [Allotheobaldia) longi-
areolaia, Macq. [spathipalpis,
Rond.), in S. Africa, IX. 128; in
Albania, VII. 138; in Balkans,
VI. 163, 201, VIII. 87, 90, IX.
20, 92 ; in Canary Islands, X.
31; in Egypt, III. 10, VI. 239,
VIII. 35; in Gibraltar, IX. 107;
in France, VII. 99, IX. 107;
in Italy, VII. 156; in Mesopo-
tamia, VIII. Ill; in Palestine,
VIII. 60, IX. 99; in Pyrenees.
VIII. 76; in Tunis, VI. 106,
X. 68; baciUi found in, IX.
107 ; development of Plasmodium
relictum in, VI. 229; attacking
man, VI. 239; bionomics of,
IX. 107 ; described as T. [Culex)
anmilatavar. marocana, sp.n., from
Morocco, IV. 85 ; breeding-places
of, VIII. 35, 111, IX. 92, 99;
larva of, VI. 106; anatomy'- of,
IV. 74, VI. 208; svnonvmy of,
X. 18.
Theobaldia [Culex, Culicella) morsi-
tans, Theo. [flavirostris, Mg.), in
British Isles, VII. 190. IX. 5,
118, X. 16, 86; in Denmark,
VII. 171, IX. 82; in Finland,
X. 165; in France, VII. 99;
in Germany, II. 78. VII. 69,
VIII. 27, 214, IX. 29, 68; in
Palestine, IX. 99; in Sweden,
X. 87 ; possibly transmitting
malaria to birds, IX. 30, 68;
breeding-places of, VII. 190, IX.
(K2009)
14
210
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
99; hibernation of, VIII. 27;
T. fumipennis erroneously re-
corded as, VIII. 76.
Theobaldia niveitaeniata, Theo.,
anatomy of, X. 231.
Theobaldia siberiensis, Lndl., de-
scribed as new from Siberia,
VIII. 59 ; a synonym of T.
alaskaensis, q.v.
Theobaldia spathipalpis, Rond. (see
T. longiareolata) .
Theobaldia subochvea, Edw., IX.
83 ; likely to occur in Sweden,
X. 88.
Theobaldia theobaldi, de Meij. (see
T. fmmpcnnis) .
Theobaldinella neniorosa (see Aedes
comnimiis) .
Theobaldiomyia gelidus (see Citlex).
theotaenia, Stibasoma.
Thereva plebeia, L., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
Therioplectes (see Tabanus).
theta, Sarcophaga.
thirouxi, Lyperosia.
tholloni, Amblyofnma.
tholozani, Ornithodorus.
thorn soni, Aedes [Stegomvia).
thoracinus, Tabanus.
thorntoni, Aedes {F inlay a) ; An-
opheles (see A . tessellatus) .
Thriambeutes fuscus, Aust., de-
scribed as new from Bechuana-
land, VIII. 208.
thriambus, Culex.
Thyips cerealiiim (see Limoihrips).
Thrombidium (see Trombidmm).
Thyreophora anthvopophaga, R.-D.,
in dead bodies, IX. 121.
Thyreophora cvnoccphala, Panz., in
dead bodies," IX. 121.
Thyreophora furcata, F., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Thyridanthrax abruptiis, Lw., para-
site of Glossina in Nyasaland
and Rhodesia, III. 142,' IV. 29,
116, 118.
Thysanognathus [Prionognathus) al-
bopictus, I. & M., described as
new from Gold Coast, X. 233;
breeding in mango trees, X. 233.
Thysanognathus ( Prionognathus)
maculipennis, C, I. & M., de-
scribed as new, IX. 76 ; in
Gold Coast, IX. 76, X. 234.
Thysanognathus [Prionognathus]
maculithorax, C, I. & M., de-
scribed as new, IX. 76; in Gold
Coast, IX. 76, X. 234.
Thysanognathus (Prionogn athus)
marmoratus, C, I. &^M. /described
as new, IX. 76 ; in Gold Coast,
IX. 76, X. 234.
Thysanognathus {Prionognathus)
melanostictus, I. & M., described
as new from Gold Coast, X. 233.
Thysanognathus {Prionognath us)
pseudomaculipennis, C, I. & M.,
described as new, IX. 76 ; in
Gold Coast, IX. 76, X. 234.
tiberiadis, Polypedilum ; Trichotany-
pus.
tibiale, Selasoma.
tibialis, Psorophora ; Uranotaenia.
tibiomaculatus , Anopheles (see A.
eiseni) .
tigrina, Coenosia.
tigripes, Lutzia {Culex).
tillyardi, Pelecorhynchus .
tinctorium, D inotrombidiu m .
Tinea pellionella, L., in U.S.A.,
VI. 210 ; in dead bodies, IX. 121.
Tineola biselliella, Hummel, in Brit-
ish Isles, IV. 179; in U.S.A.,
VI. 210; in dead bodies, IX. 121.
Tipula, breeding in manure in
British Isles, VII. 191.
Tipula oleracea, L., II. 167.
tipuUformis, Culex.
Titanolabis {A nisolabis) colossea,
Dohrn, attacking man in Aus-
tralia, X. 168.
titillans,Taeniorhync]ius {Mansonia) .
titillator, Cephalopsis {Oestrus) .
tlalzahuatl, Microthrombidium..
togoi, Aedes {Culiseta, Finlaya, Och-
lerotatus) .
tomentosa, Epicauta.
tomentosus, Tabanus.
tombsvaryi, Simulium (see 5. fits-
cipes).
tonglai, Tabanus.
Toponiyia, notice of key to, X. 229.
Toponiyia argyropalpis, Leic, possi-
bly a synonym of Kingia gregoryi,
X. 229.
Toponiyia decorabilis, Leic, system-
atic position of, X. 229.
Toponiyia rubithoracis, Leic, T.
trifida previously recorded as,
X. 198.
Toponiyia tenuis, Edw., described
as new from Malaya, X. 198.
Topomyia trifida, Edw., described
as new froiu Borneo, X. 198.
torqtians, Philornis {Mydaea).
torquens, Haematopota.
torresi, Tabanus.
tortilis, Aedes.
tosimus, Culex {Choeroporpa).
tovari, Psorophora {J anthinosoma) .
townsendi, Forcipomyia ; Philan-
desia.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
211
townsvillensis, Culicoides ; Pericoma. I
Toxorhynchites (see Megarhinus) .
trabeatuni, Simuliitni.
Tracheomyia macropi, Frogg., in- I
testing kangaroos in Australia,
IV. 122, VIII. 74. :
Trachynotus cadavericus, Megn., in
dead bodies, IX. 121.
traguli, Lipoptena.
tranquilla, Pangonia.
transcaspicuni, Simulium.
Transculicia (see Culex).
transvaalen s Is , Haematopota .
transversalis, Holoconops.
transverstis, Tabanus.
transvittata, Siomoxys.
treacheri, Anopheles (see A. aitkeni).
tredeciniatuni , Simulium .
tremula, Aedes {Macleaya).
trepidus, Tabanus.
treubi, Armigeres [Scutomyia).
Triamyia, gen.n., VIII. 32.
triangulata, Hodgesia (see H. quasi-
sanguinea) .
triangulum, Neotabaniis.
Triatoma (Conorhinus), in Arabia,
IV. 172 ; notice of key to Argen-
tine species of, IX. 197 ; in
Ecuador, VI. 192; new species
of, in Venezuela, IX. 12; bite
of, causing lymphangitis in Ni-
geria, VIII. 217; transmitting
Trypanosoma cruzi in S. America,
I. 2, 124, 188, IX. 197; biology
and classification of, X. 181 ;
anatomy of, IX. 78.
Triatoma brasiliensis, Neiva, in
Brazil, I. 176, II. 107, 108, VI.
91, 92; bionomics of, II. 107,
VI. 92.
Triatoma chagasi, Brumpt & Gomez,
cannibalism in, III. 56.
Triatoma dimidiata, Latr., var.
maculipennis , Stal, transmitting
Trypanosoma cruzi in San Salva-
dor, III. 224.
Triatoma geniciilata, Latr., asso-
ciated with armadillo in Brazil,
II. 108; infected with Trypano-
soma cruzi, IV. 38.
Triatoma infestans, Klug, not occurr-
ing in Bahia, II. 108; trans-
mitting Trypanosoma cruzi in
S. America," I. 176, II. 87, 125,
HI. 205, VI. 59, VIII. 26;
bionomics of, I. 176, III. 56.
Triatoma maculata, Erichs., in
BrazU, II. 108, VI. 91.
Triatoma {Conorhinus) megista,
Burm., transmitting Trypano-
soma cruzi in Brazil and Peru,
I. 140, 188, II. 87, 107, 108,
125, IV. 37, V. 191, VI. 91, 213,
217, VII. 141, VIII. 16, 65, 97;
bionomics of. III. 56; measures
against, IX. 19.
Triatoma protracta, Uhler, infested
with Trypanosoma triatomae, IV.
181.
Triatoma [Conorhinus) rubrofasciata,
DeG., in Assam, X. 231; in
Brazil, II. 107; in India, IX.
210; in Mauritius, IT. 108, III.
56; in PhiUppines, VII. 194;
attacking bed-bugs, I. 208, III.
56 ; possible relation of, to
leishmaniasis, I. 208, II. 108,
IV. 102, 174, IX. 210; trans-
mitting Trypanosoma boylei, II.
108 ; experimentally infected
with Trypanosoma cruzi, II. 108;
transmitting trypanosomes to
rats, I. 140, 178; chemistry
of saliva of. III. 42.
Triatoma rubrovaria, Blanchard, in
Brazil, II. 108.
Triatotna rufotuberculata, Champ.,
in Panama, III. 224.
Triatoma [Conorliinus) rugulosa,
Stal, in Costa Rica, III. 224;
synonymy of, I. 176.
Triatoma {Conorhinus) sangitisitga,
Lee, in U.S.A., I. 107, 11. 137;
attacking Lepidopterous larvae,
III. 56.
Triatoma sordida, Stal, transmitting
Trypanosoma cyiizi in S. America,
11. 87, 108, 125, IV. 37, VI. 91,
VIII. 26; bionomics of. III. 56.
Triatoma tenuis, Neiva, described
as new from Brazil, II. 108.
Triatoma venosa, Stal, in Costa
Rica and Panama, III. 224.
Triatoma vitticeps, Stal, in Brazil,
11. 108, III. 223; transmitting
Trypanosoma cruzi. III. 223.
Tribolium castaneum, Hbst. {ferru-
gineum, F.), on hides from India,
HI. 143.
tribulosa, Fahrenholzia.
trichinopolis, Tabanus (see T. macer) .
Trichocerca siberica, Edw., described
as new from Siberia, VIII. 137.
trichocerus, Demoplatus.
Trichodectes, on dogs in British
Isles, II. 132; measures against,
on sheep in France, V. 122 ;
Rickettsia in, IX. 148.
Trichodectes bedfordi, Hill, described
as new from Cephalophus monticola
in S. Africa, X. 140.
Trichodectes caffra, Bedford, de-
scribed as new from Felis caffra
in S. Africa, VIII. 9.
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INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Tfichodectes canis, Retz., interme-
diate host of Dipylidiuni caninum-,
V. 13, VIII. 115.'
Trichodecies caprae, Gurlt. {climax,
Nitzsch), on goats in Guam, V.
184; in Mozambique, III. 96;
in Russia, X. 180; in U.S.A.,
III. 127, X. 170. 199; measures
against, 'X. 170, 199.
Tfichodectes climax, Nitzsch (see
T. caprae).
Trichodectes equi, Stephens (see T.
parumpilosus) .
Trichodectes genetta, Bedford, de-
scribed as new from Genetta ludia
in 8. Africa, VIII. 9.
Trichodectes hermsi, Kellogg &
Nakayama, described as new
from goats in U.S.A., III. 127.
Trichodectes latus, Nitzsch, on dingo
in Australia, VII. 174; in Mo-
zambique, III. 96; in U.S.A.,
VI. 44, 183; possibly inter-
mediate host of Taenia, III. 4;
on dogs. III. 4, 96, VI. 44, 183;
measures against, VI. 89,
Tricfiodectes limatus, Gerv., on goats
in U.S.A., X. 199.
Trichodectes lindfieldi. Hill, de-
scribed as new from Procavia
capensis in S. Africa, X. 140.
Trichodectes ovis, L., on sheep in
U.S.A., IX. 110.
Trichodectes partimpilosus, Piaget
{equi, Stephens), in Mozambique,
III. 96; in U.S.A., III. 149,
VI . 44, 169 ; on horses and mules,
III. 96, 149, IV. 178, VI. 44,
169, VI 11. 22; bionomics of,
VI. 44; measures against, IV.
178, VI. 45, 169.
Trichodectes pilosus, Giebel, in Mo-
zambique, III. 96; in U.S.A.,
VI. 44, 169; new Ricketisia
in, IX. 148 ; on horses and mules,
III. 96, VIII. 22, IX. 148;
bionomics of, VI. 44; measures
against, VI. 45, 169.
Trichodectes pubescens, Raill. (see
T. vestitiis).
Trichodectes qiiadraticeps, Chapm.,
infesting foxes, IX. 96.
Trichodectes scalaris, Nitzsch, in
British Isles, V. 163 ; in Mozam-
bique, III. 96; in U.S.A., III.
149, V. 168, VI. 89, 153, VIII.
10, X. 122; on cattle, III. 96,
149, V. 163, 168, VIII. 10;
measures against, VI. 89, X. 122.
Trichodectes serraticus. Hill, de-
scribed as new from Procavia
capensis in S. Africa, X. 140.
Trichodectes sphaerocephalits, Nitzsch,
on sheep in Australia, II. 129,
130, III. 17, IV. Ill, V. 118,
VII. 60; in Ireland, V. 163;
in Mozambique, III. 96; in
U.S.A., X. 199; legislation
against, II. 129, III. 17; mea-
sures against. III. 17, VII. 60.
Trichodectes siibrostratus , Nitzsch,
in Mozambique, III. 96; on
cats and dogs. III. 4, 96.
Trichodectes iubercttlatus (see Hae-
matopinus) .
Trichodectes vestitus, Raill. {pubes-
cens, Raill.), on horses and mules
in Mozambique, III. 96.
Trichodectes vulpis, Denny, infesting
foxes, IX. 96.
Trichophaga tapetzella, L., infesting
stored hides, IV. 179.
Trichopria elongata, Thoms., para-
site of flies in Britain, VIII. 22.
Trichoprosopon compressus, Lutz,
in Brazil, VI. 91.
Trichoprosopon {Ciilex, Johlolia) digi-
tatus, Rond., in French Guiana,
VI. 160; in Trinidad, II. 25,
X. 31; in Venezuela, X. 62;
bionomics of, X. 131 ; T. ivilsoni
possibly identical with, VI. 190.
Trichoprosopon lunatus, Theo., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Trichoprosopon nivipes, Theo., in
Trinidad, V. 60 ; T. wilsoni
allied to, VI. 189.
Trichoprosopon shropshirei, Ludl.,
described as new from Panama,
VIII. 95.
Trichoprosopon wilsoni, Ludl., de-
scribed as new from Panama
Canal Zone, VI. 189.
trichopus, Lesiicocampa.
Trichorhynchtis fusciis, Theo. (see
Culex fragilis).
Trichotanypus tiberiadis, Kieff.,
described as new from Palestine,
III. 51.
Trichothrips, attacking man in Trini-
dad, IX. 175.
trichurus, Aedes.
tricuspis, Rhipicephahts.
Tricyclea, in Tangier, VII. 122.
trifascia, Tabaniis.
trifida, Topomyia.
trifidus, Culex {Helcoporpa).
trifilatus, Ctilex.
trigonocephala, Rogenhofera.
trigonocephalum , Menopon (see M.
pallidum) .
Trigonometopus albifrons, Knab, de-
scribed as new from Nicaragua
and Guatemala, II. 187.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
213
Trigonometopus angustipennis,
Knab, described as new from
West Indies, II. 187.
Trigonometopus vittatits, L., in
U.S.A., II. 187.
trigonosticlius, Tabanus.
trigonum, Euthrombidium.
trigonus, Tabanus.
triguttatum, Aniblyomnia.
trijunctus, Tabanus.
irilinealis, Tabanus.
trilineatus, Tabanus {Neotabanus).
Trilocha [Ocinara) lewinae. Lewin,
causing dermatitis in Australia,
X. 168.
trimaculaium, Aponomma ; Hippo-
centrum.
trinervis, Trupheoneura.
trinidadensis , Megarhinus ; Phlebo-
tomus ; Phoniomyia.
Trinoton conspurcaium, Nitzsch, on
geese, IV. 13.
Trinoton lituratum, Nitzsch, mea-
sures against, on geese in U.S.A.,
II. 44.
Trinoton Indium, Nitzsch, measures
against, on ducks in U.S.A., II.
44.
Trinoton luridum, Nitzsch, on ducks,
IV. 13.
tripartita, Dyarina.
tripectinata , Hystrichopsylla .
Triphleps insidiosus, Say, attacking
man in U.S.A., IV. 107.
triquetrornatus , Tabanus.
triseriatus, Aedes [Ochlerotatus).
trisetosus, Proctophyllodes .
trisignatus, CuUcoides.
trispihis, Tabanus.
tristis, Chrysops ; Stibasoma.
tristrigatum , Simulium.
tritaeniorhynchus , Culex.
tritici, Euxoa {Agrotis) ; Harmolita
{Isosoma) .
trivittatum, Simulium.
trivittatus, Aedes {Ochlerotatus);
Leptocoris ; Tabanus.
Trixa, Aulacephala allied to, V. 49.
troglodytes , Phlebotonnis.
troglodytus, Deinocerites.
Trombicula, in Java, VII. 182;
notice of key to species of, IX. 79.
Trombicula akamushi (see Trombi-
dium) .
Trombicula cinnabaris, Ewing, de-
scribed as new from U.S.A.,
IX. 79 ; predacious on other
Arthropods, IX. 79.
Trombicula coarctata, Berl., Trom-
bidium akamushi allied to, VII.
87 ; compared with T. splendens,
IX. 79.
Trombicula corvi, Hatori, described
as new from Corvus macrorhyn-
chus in Formosa, X. 41.
Trombicula gallinarum, Hatori, de-
scribed as new from birds in
Formosa, X. 41.
Trombicula intermedia, Nagayo, re-
lation of, to tsutsugamushi
disease, X. 107.
Trombicula mediocris (see Trom,-
Trombicula minor, Berl., Trom-
bidium mediocris probably adult
form of, IX. 79.
Trombicula pallida, Nagayo, relation
of, to tsutsugamushi disease, X.
107.
Trombicula palpalis, Nagayo, rela-
tion of, to tsutsugamushi disease,
X. 107.
Trombicula pseudoakamushi (see
Trombidium) .
Trombicula sctitellaris , Nagayo, rela-
tion of, to tsutsugamushi disease,
X. 107.
Trombicula similis (see Leptus).
Trombicula splendens, Ew., com-
pared with T. coarctata, IX. 79.
Trombiditmi, distribution of, in N.
America, 111. 135; in Assam,
X. 232; in Costa Rica, X. 31;
attacking man in British Gviiana,
VII. 179; in Philippines, VII.
194 ; infesting man in Japan,
IX. 95 ; and fever in Sumatra,
III. 101, IV. 52; possibly carry-
ing toxoplasmosis in Tunis, VI.
28; on fowls in U.S.A., VI. 142;
infesting house-flies. III. 174 ;
on turkeys, IV. 13 ; repellents
for, X. 31 ; destroyed by sheep
and cattle, II. 72; Leptus au-
tumnalis not a species of, VII. 87.
Trombidium [Leptus, Microthrombi-
dium, Trombicula) akamushi,
Brumpt, transmitting tsutsuga-
mushi disease in Japan and
Formosa, III. 138, IV. 68, V.
160, VI. 21, 50, 147, 187, VII. 44,
140, 182, 194, VIII. 37, IX. 65,
X. 41, 107.
Trombidium holosericeum, L., in
British Isles, VI. 81; on fowls
in U.S.A., IV. 53; on dogs and
cats. III. 5; measures against,
IV. 53.
Trombidium locustarmn, Walsh (see
Euthrombidium trigonum) .
Trombidium {Trombicula) mediocris,
Berl., in Formosa, VII. 182;
probably adult stage of Trom-
bictila minor, IX. 79; T. pseudo-
214
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
akamushi allied to, VIII. 37,
X. 41.
Trombidium muscarum, Riley, in-
festing Stomoxys calcitrans in
France, X. 30 ; infesting Miisca
domestica in U.S.A., VI. 148.
Trombidium [Trombictila] pseudo-
akamushi, Hatori, described as
new, VIII. 37; in Formosa,
VIII. 37, X. 41.
Trombidium striaticeps, Oud., at-
tacking man and animals in
Europe, IV. 68, VI. 147; infest-
ing Stomoxys calcitrans in U.S.A.,
VIII. 35.
irompe, Cephenomyia.
tropicus, Ceratopogon ; Tabanus.
truncatus, Denny us.
Triipheoneura (see Phora).
tryoni, Sarcophaga.
trypherus, Silvius; Tabanus.
tuberculatum, A mblyomma.
tuberculatus, Haematopinus [Tricho-
dectes) .
iuberivora, Helomyza (see H. gigan-
tea) .
tuberosa, Sarcophaga.
tuberosum, Sinmlium.
tiicumana, Esenbeckra.
Tunga caecigena, J. & R., described
as new from sewer rats in China,
IX. 61.
Tunga {Dermafophilus, Pulex, Sarco-
psylla) penetrans, L., distribution
of, IV. 5, IX. 155; in Tropical
Africa, III. 145, 227, V. 35, VII.
30, VIII. 139, IX. 93; in Argen-
tina, VII. 181; in Brazil, VI.
92, VIII. 52; in Costa Rica,
V. 63; in Br. Guiana, V. 5;
possibly causing pseudomyiasis
in Madagascar, VII. 28; in
Seychelles, III. 190; believed
to carry leprosy. III. 103; bio-
nomics of, V. 63; hosts of. III.
4, IV. 58, V. 35, VI. 92, VII. 181,
VIII. 52, X. 161; measures
against. III. 227, V. 63, VIII.
39, IX. 61, X. 161; correct
generic name for, IX. 61.
tunisiensis, Tabanus.
turbidus, Tabanus.
turicata, Ornithodorus.
turkhudi, Anopheles (Myzomyia).
turneri, Stizus.
Tychomyza fusca, Macq., breeding-
places of, in France, X. 30.
Tydeus molestus, Moniez, causing
disease in dogs and cats in
Belgium, III. 4.
Typhlopsylla assimilis, Taschb., on
Pitymys savii in Italy, Vlll. 201 ;
infected with Trypanosoma rabin-
owitschi, I. 123.
typhlosomata, Uranotaenia.
Tyreophora (see Thyreophora).
Tyria jacobeae, L., Nosema apis
pathogenic to larvae of, II. 45.
Tvroglyphus, an accidental parasite
of horses, VII. 52; in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
Tyroglypkus agilis, Can., found in
copra, VIII. 150.
Tvroglyphus {Aleurobius) farinae,
DeG., in British Isles, VIII. 201,
IX. 10 ; infesting urinary tract
in man, IX. 70 ; in fodder,
injurious to domestic animals,
VIII. 134; infesting horses and
rodents, VII. 183, VIII. 201,
IX. 10; effect of hydrocyanic
acid gas on, IX. 191.
Tyroglyphus longior, Gerv., in
France, IX. 11; infesting man
in New Zealand, X. 45 ; infesting
horses, VIII. 126, IX. 11.
Tyroglyphus longior var. castellauii,
Hirst, causing copra itch, IV. 46.
Tyroglyphus siro, L., infesting house-
flies in Britain, IV. 146 ; infesting
horses in France, IX. 11 ; attack-
ing man in Kamerun, VII. 29.
u.
ugandae, Haematopota.
Ulidea aenea, Wied., bionomics of.
in India, VI. 63, 64.
uliginosa, Mydaea.
ulrichi, Cephenomyia.
ultimus, Chrysops.
ululans, Ectomocoris.
umbratus, Tabanus.
umbrosus, Anopheles {Myzorhyn-
chus) .
uncinata, Harrisonia.
uncinatus, Microphthirus [Ender-
leinellus).
undecimpunctatus, Culicoides.
undosus, Sabethinus {Sabethoides) .
undulatus, Dermestes.
unguiculata, Uranotaenia.
unicavatus, Ixodes,
unicinctus, Aedes (Finlaya).
unicolor, Cryptotylus ; Culex ;
Lucilia (see L. caesar).
uniformis, Aedes {Sktisea) ; Tn-
gramia (Alimomyia) ; Taeniorhyn-
chus {Mansonia, Mansonioides) ;
Tabanus .
unilineatus, Aedes {Stegomyia).
unimaculatus , Culicoides (see C.
stigma).
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
215
Tayl., in
Wlk., in
[propria,
IV. 60.
at
univittatus, Culex.
unizonata, Haematopota.
Uranotaenia, in Australia, II. 93,
IV. 183, VI. 227; in Florida,
II. 78; habits of larva of, VII.
106 ; notice of key to, X. 229.
Uranotaenia albescens, Tayl., in
Queensland, IV. 60.
Uranotaenia alboabdominalis, Theo.,
breeding-places of, in W. Africa,
IV. 112.
Uranotaenia albofasciata, Tayl., de-
scribed as new from Australia, X.
109 ; a synonym of U . nivipes, q.v.
Uranotaenia anhydor, Dyar, breed-
ing-places of, in California, IV.
159.
Uranotaenia annulata, Theo., in
W. Africa, IV. 66, 112, 150,
V. 39, VI. 225, VIII. 217, IX. 42 ;
breeding-places of, IV. 112, IX.
42.
Uranotaenia antennalis,
Queensland, VII. 139.
Uranotaenia argvrop us ,
New Zealand, "iX. 75.
Uranotaenia atra, Theo
Theo.), in Queensland,
Uranotaenia halfouri, Theo.,
Accra, V. 3.
Uranotaenia bicolor, Leic, U. fusca
a synonym of, X. 229.
Uranotaenia hilineata, Theo., var.
fraseri, Edw., in Nigeria, IV.
66, IX. 42 ; breeding-places of,
IX. 42.
Uranotaenia bimaculata, Leic, not
synonymous with U. mashonaen-
sis, X. 229.
Uranotaenia hrevirostris, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Borneo,
III. 115.
Uranotaenia calosomata, D. & K.,
var. albitarsis, Gordon & Evans,
described as new from Brazil,
X. 234 ; breeding-places of, X.
234.
Uranotaenia campestris, Leic, in
Malay States, II. 202.
Uranotaenia coeruleocephala, Theo.,
in Nigeria, VII. 169.
Uranotaenia connali, Edw., at
Accra, V. 3.
Uranotaenia fusca, Leic. (see U.
bicolor) .
Uranotaenia geometrica, Theo., rare
in Brazil, IV. 37 ; in Br. Guiana,
IX. 2, X. 33, 217; in Panama
Canal Zone, IX. 108 ; in Trinidad,
V. 60 ; breeding-places of, IX. 2.
Uranotaenia hilli, Tayl. (see Aedes
longirostris) ,
Uranotaenia hystera, D. & K.,
described as new from Venezuela,
I. 164.
Uranotaenia lowi, Theo., in Panama
Canal Zone, IX. 108 ; breeding
in tree holes in Surinam, IX. 88;
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Uranotaenia macfarlanei, Edw., de-
scribed as new, III. 10; in Hong
Kong, III. 10, 141.
Uranotaenia mashonaensis, Theo.,
at Accra, V. 3 ; in E. Africa, VIII.
164 ; U . bimaculata not synony-
mous with, X. 229.
Uranotaenia mayeri, Edw., at Accra,
V. 3.
Uranotaenia moiiltoni, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Borneo,
III. 10.
Uranotaenia iiciycti , Edw., described
as new, VIII. 208 ; in Madagas-
car, VIII. 208, IX. 68.
Uranotaenia nigerrima, Tayl., de-
scribed as new, II. 135 ; in Papua,
II. 135, HI. 154.
Uranotaenia iiigripes, Theo., in
Sierra Leone, IV. 45.
Uranotaenia [Anisocheleomyia) ni-
vipes, Theo., in Australia, IV. 60,
X. 109 ; described as U. albo-
fasciata, sp.n., X. 109.
Uranotaenia nivipous, Theo., de-
scribed as new from Transvaal,
I. 140.
Uranotaenia obscura, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Borneo, III.
115.
Uranotaenia ornata, Theo., breeding-
places of, in Sierra Leone, IV.
161, 163.
Uranotaenia orthodox a, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from Costa Rica,
IX. 206.
Uranotaenia propria, Theo. (see
U. atra).
Uranotaenia pulcherrima, Lynch,
in Argentina, IX. 207 ; in Brazil,
IV. 37.
Uranotaenia recondita, Edw., de-
scribed as new from India, X.
153.
Uranotaenia roper i, Edw., described
as new from Borneo, X. 198 ;
possibly a synonym of U. sub-
normalis, X. 229.
Uranotaenia [Pseudoiiranotaenia)
rowlandi, Theo., in Trinidad, V.
60.
Uranotaenia rutherfordi, Edw., de-
scribed as new from Ceylon, X.
198.
216
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
Uranotaenia sapphivinas, O.S.,
breeding-places of, in S. Carolina,
V. 102.
Uranotaenia subnormalis, Mart., U.
roperi possibly a synonym of,
X. 229.
Uranotaenia tibialis, Tayl., in
Queensland, VII. 139.
Uranotaenia typhlosomata, D. & K.,
in Panama Canal Zone, IX. 108 ;
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Uranotaenia iinguiculata, Edw., de-
scribed as new, II. 100; in
Balkans, VI. 163, 201, VII. 29,
VIII. 88. IX. 20, 92; in Egypt,
VIII. 35; in Palestine, II. 100,
IX. 99; in Tunisia, X. 68;
breeding-places of, VI. 201, VIII.
35, IX. 92, 99; hibernation of
larva of, VII. 29; larva of,
X. 68.
urbana, Mydaea.
urichi, Culex [Carrollia, Melano-
conion) ; Eupelmus.
urius, Haematopiniis (see H. suis).
Uropoda nummularia, L., in dead
bodies, IX. 121.
usquatissinms, Culex.
usquatus, Culex.
ustulata, Helomyza.
ustus, Tabanus.
utae, Forciponiyia.
utahensis, Ceratophyllus (see C
uzeli, Gynaikothrips.
V.
vaginalis, Lonchaea.
vagus, Anopheles [Myzomyia).
validuni, Linmerium.
validus, Leptinillus ; Tabanus.
valisti, Pheidolc.
valterii, Tabanus.
vandema, Aedes {Cnlicada, Ochlero-
tatus) .
vandenbrandeni, Haematopota.
vandersandei, Schongastia.
vanus. Anopheles hyrcanus.
vapulans, Culex [Choeroporpa) .
varia, Dichelacera.
variabilis, Dermacentor ; Lipenrus
(see L. caponis) ; Tabanus.
variatus, Tabanus taeniola.
variegata, Bembidula; Phaonia.
variegatum, Amblyomma ; Sitnuliiim.
variegatus, Aedes (Stegomyia) ;
Tenthredo.
varinervis, Psorophora [Grabhainia).
variolosus, Oestrus.
varipalpus, Aedes.
varipennis, Culicoides.
varipes, Chrysomyia {Calliphova,
Microcalliphora, Pycnosoma) ;
Stomoxys.
varium, Amblyomma.
varius, Goetgh., Culicoides (see C.
obsoletus) .
varius, Winn., Culicoides.
vassilievi. Anopheles superpictus.
vaxus, Culex {Choeroporpa).
velox, Lasiohelea.
velutinus, Mochlonyx {Corethra) (see
M. cidiciformis) .
venatoria, Heteropoda.
venefica, Simulium {see .S .variegatum) .
venezuelae. Anopheles {Arribalzagia).
venosa, Triatoma.
ventralis, Armigeres (see A. obtur-
bans) .
ventricosus, Haemodipsus ; Pedicu-
loides.
ventrilloni, Culex.
ventrosa, Musca.
ventrovittis, Aedes.
venustipes, Aedomyia.
venustum, Simulium.
venustus, Dermacentor ; Harpactor
{Rhinocoris) .
vepallidus, Iphidulus.
Verallina insolita, Coq., in Trinidad,
V. 60.
Verallina laternaria, Coq., in Trini-
dad, V. 60.
Vermipsylla hyaenae, Kol., on Hy-
aena vulgaris in Caucasia, IV. 151.
verrucarum, Phleboto^nus.
versatilis, Pyrellia.
versicolor, Eukraiohelea ; Hippocen-
trum ; Taeniorhynchus.
vesicatoria, Lytta {Cantharis).
Vespa germanica, F., predacious
on house-flies in Germany, X. 195.
Vespa orientalis, F., carrying coli-
form bacilli in Mesopotamia, IX.
127.
vespertilionis. Argas ; Ixodes {Escha-
tocephalus) .
vespiformis, Tabanus.
vestimenti, Pediculus (see P.
humanus) .
vestita, Cantharis.
vestitipennis. Anopheles; Atricho-
pogon.
vestitus, Trichodectes.
veterinus, Gastrophilus (see G. na-
salis) .
veterna, Glossina.
vetustissma, Musca {Eumusca) (see
M. pumila).
vetustiis, Tabanus.
vexans, Aedes {Culex, Culicada,
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
217
Eccnlex, Ochlerotatiis) ; Ceratopo-
gon {Forcipoit'iyia) ; Microconops ;
Spaniopsis.
vexator, Phlebotomus.
viaticus, Achorutes.
vicaria, Miisca (see M. domestica).
vicarius, Ctenophthalmus.
vicina, Erephopsis ; Rachionotomyia.
vicinus, Culex [Leuconiyia).
victoria, Ornithomusca.
victoriae, Simulium.
victoriensis, Aedes [Ciilicada, Och-
lerotatiis) (see A . camptorhynchus) ;
Ectenopsis ; Ixodes,
vigil, Wohlfahrtia.
vigilax, Aedes [Culicelsa, Ochlerota-
tiis).
Villa llovdi, Aust., described as
new, II. 96; a parasite of
Glossina niorsitans in Rhodesia,
II. 96, III. 142, IV. 118, VIII.
207.
villeneuvei, Chrysomyia ; Musca.
villosa, Pollenia [Calliphora, Neo-
pollenia) (see P. stygia).
villosipes, Culicoides.
villosus, Cacodmtts.
vinnipegensis, Aedes (see A. hiy-
s liter on),
violacea, Diatominetira ; Sepsis,
violaceiim, Simulium alcocki.
violaceus, Canthon ; Taeniorhynchus
(see T. melallicus).
virgatipes, Culex.
virgatus, Tabanus.
virginensis, Aedes tortilis.
vivgo, Odontomyia ; Tabanus.
virgulatus, Tabanus.
virgultiis, Culex.
viridescens, Calliphora.
viridiceps, Anastatus ; Lticilia
{P seudorthellia) .
viridis, Orasema.
vishnui, Culex.
vitreipennis, Culicoides.
vitripennis, Diachlortts ; Musca
(Plaxemyia) .
vittata, Chrysops ; Haematopota.
vittatum, Simulium,.
vittatus, Aedes [Stegomyia) ; Apho-
dius ; Trigonometopus .
vitticeps, Triatoma.
vittiger, Aedes {Culex, Ciilicada,
Ochlerotatus) .
vituli, Linognathus [Haeinatopinus).
vivipara, Musca corvina (see M.
larvipara) .
Viviparomusca fergiisoni, J. & B.
(see Musca convexifrons).
Volucella obesa, F., I. 36 ; erroneous-
ly supposed to cause myiasis
in Brazil, III. 194.
vomitoria, Calliphora [Musca).
vorax, Lutzia ; Sitnulium.
Voria rurali?, Fall., in houses in
Britain, IV. 144.
vulgaris, Phryxe ; Piophila (see
P. affinis).
vulpecula, Ectenopsis.
vulpes, Chaetopsylla ; Pelecorhyn-
chus.
vulpis, Sarcoptes scabiei; Tricho-
dectes.
vulturis, Pse udolfersia.
w.
w-alba, Aedes [Stegomyia).
wagneri, Ceratophyllus.
wahlgreni, Culex (see Aedes genicu-
latus) .
walkeri. Anopheles; Ceratophyllus ;
Phlebotomus.
watasei, Aedes [F inlay a),
water housei, Aedes (see A.
maculatus) .
waterstoni, Polyplax.
watsoni, Anopheles,
watti, Culex.
wellcomei. Anopheles,
wellingtonianus , A nophcles.
wellmani, Aedes [Ochlerotatus) ; Chry-
sops ; Glossina palpalis.
weniworthi, Tabanus.
wetmorei, Stenoponia.
whitmorei, Aedes.
wichmanni, Microthrombidiutn.
Wilhelmia (see Simulium).
wiihelmianum, Simulium.
willcocksi, Grabh.amia (see Aedes
caspius).
willistoni, Stibasoma.
willniori, Anopheles [Neocellia, Nys-
sorhynchus) .
ivilsoni, Aedes [Culicada) ; Tricho-
prosopon.
winnertzi, Airichopogon.
Winthetnia quadripustulata, F.,
found in nest of Bembex spinolae,
V. 74.
wohlfahrti, Sarcophaga (see Wohl-
fahrtia magnifica) .
Wohlfahrtia, causing myiasis in
India, IX. 180.
Wohlfahrtia balassogloi, Portsch.,
distribution of, in Russia and
Central Asia, I. 151, IA^ 89;
parasitic oh locust eggs, I. 151.
Wohlfahrtia intermedia, Portsch.,
distribution of, in Russia, IV. 89.
Wohlfahrtia [Sarcophaga) magnifica,
Schin., in Central Asia, IX. 7 ;
(K2000)
218
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
in Egypt, VT. 30, 239 ; in Europe,
IX. 7; in Russia, I. 151, HI.
29, 159, IV. 88 ; infesting animals,
I. 151, III. 4, 29, 159, IV. 2;
infesting man, I. 175, III. 29,
31, VI. 30, 239, IX. 7, X. 227;
bionomncs of, IV. 88 ; svnonymv
of, III. 31.
Wohlfahrtia meigeni, Schin., dis-
tribution of, in Europe, IV. 80 ;
in Mesopotamia, IX. 15.
Wohlfahrtia tetripunctata, Duf., dis-
tribution of, in Europe and Cen-
tral Asia, IV. 89.
Wohlfahrtia vigil, Wlk., infesting
man in Canada, IX. 1, X. 227 ;
larva of, IX. 117.
wolcotti, Olfersia.
woodi, Acarapis {Taysoneniiis); Aedes
{Stegoinyia) ; Chrysops.
Worcesteria grata, Banks (see Toxo-
rhynchites regiits) .
Wyeomyia, in Oriental Region, X.
229 ; percentage of, in Panama
Canal Zone, VII. 127; in Trini-
dad, II. 25; in U.S.A., II. 78.
Wyeomyia abascanta, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Wyeomyia albosquamata, B.-W. &
B., described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 32; breeding-
places of, VIII. 32.
Wyeomyia aphobema, Dyar, de-
scribed as new, VII. 22; breed-
ing-places of, in Dutch Guiana,
VII. 22, VIII. 32.
Wyeom,yia antocratica, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Wyeomyia hodkini, Edw., described
as new from Br. Guiana, X. 153.
Wyeomvia cava, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Wyeomyia drapetes, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Wyeomyia fallax, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, \'III. 32; breeding-
places of, VIII. 32.
Wyeomyia fauna, D. & K., described
as new from Panama Canal
Zone, VII. 105.
Wyeomyia fiavifacies, Edw., de-
scribed as new from British
Guiana, X. 153.
Wyeomyia [Plioniomvia] fuscipes,
Edw., described as new from
Paraguay, X. 153.
Wyeomyia grenadensis, Edw., de-
scribed as new, IV. 64 ; in
Grenada, IV. 64, V. 53; breed-
ing-places of, V. 53.
Wyeom,yia melanocephala, D. Sc K.,
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Wyeomyia melanoptis, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from Panama,
VIII. 32; breeding-places of,
VIII. 32.
Wyeomyia modalma, Dyar, described
as new from Panama, X. 132.
Wyeomyia {Dodecamyia) mus, Dyar,
described as new from Philip-
pines, IX. 51; bred from Ne-
penthes, IX. 51.
Wyeomyia negrensis, Gordon &
Evans, described as new from
Brazil, X. 234 ; breeding in wild
bananas, X. 234.
Wyeomyia occulta, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 32; breeding-
places of, VIII. 32.
Wyeomyia ochrura, D. & K., in
Trinidad, V. 60.
Wyeomyia {Phoniomyia) pallidiven-
ter, Theo., in Brazil, VI. 90.
Wyeomyia pertinans , Will., breeding-
places of, in Grenada, V. 53.
Wyeomyia prolepidis, D. & K.,
described as new from Panama
Canal Zone, VII. 105.
Wyeomyia pseudopecten, D. & K.,
in Trinidad, V. 60.
Wyeomyia roloncetta, Dyar, de-
scribed as new from Panama,
VIII. 32; breeding-places of,
VIII. 32.
Wveomvia smithi, Coq., in U.S.A.,
I. 22, 119, V. 161, X. 204;
breeding-places of, X. 204; re-
action of, to light, I. 22.
Wyeomyia splendida, B.-W. & B.,
described as new from Dutch
Guiana, VIII. 32; breeding-
places of, VIII. 32.
Wyeomvia [Shropshirea) ypsipola,
Dyar, described as new from
Panama, X.132; breeding-places
of, X. 132.
ivynyarden s is , Tabanus.
X.
Xanthagrion erythroneiirnm, Selv.=
predacious on mosquitos in Aus
tralia, V. 94.
xanth ina, A ph iochaeta .
xanthoaspidium, A trichopogon .
xanthoceras, CuUcoides.
xanthogaster, CuUcoides.
xanthophora, Sarcophaga.
xaiithopilis, Erephopsis.
INDEX OF ARTHROPODS.
219
xantJiopogon, Erephopsis.
xanihosioma, Procliyliza .
Xenopsylla, on rats in India, II. 95 ;
thick-tailed form of Leishmania
not produced in, IV. 174.
Xenopsylla aequisetosa, End., in
Gold Coast, IV. 81, V. 48, X. 226 ;
relation of, to plague, X. 226;
on rats, IV. 81, V. 48.
Xenopsylla astia, Roths., on rats
in Cevlon, II. 38, V. 150; in
India.'ll. 38, 96, IV. 75, IX. 125,
210-212, X. 226; relation of, to
plague, IX. 212, X. 226.
Xenopsvlla brasiliensis, Baker, in
E. Africa, X. 11; in W. Africa,
IV. 150; in India, II. 96, IV. 75,
IX. 125, 210-212.
Xenopsylla {Loemopsylla) cheopis,
Roths., in E. Africa, X. 11;
in S. Africa, III. 134; in W.
Africa, IV. 66, 150, V. 48, X. 52,
96, 226; in Annam, V. 51; in
Australia, III. 206, IV. 182,
V. 41, VI. 62, Vll. 81, 187, X.
144; in British Isles, V. 179,
IX. 202; in Cambodia, 111. 97;
in Ceylon, V. 150 ; in Ecuador,
VI. 192; in Egypt, III. 44;
in Formosa, 111. 100; in Br.
Guiana, VII. 129; in India, II.
38, 96, IV. 75, IX. 210-212,
X. 226; in Dutch E. Indies,
I. 87. 90, III. 34, 205, IV. 128,
^ . 65, VI. 36, 53, 54, IX. 174,
X. 44, 52, 96, 226; in Malava,
II. 189; in Malta, VI. 43, 190;
in Panama Canal Zone, V. 140;
in Philippines, III. 103, VII. 194;
in Samoa, II. 83; in Turkey,
IX. 7; in U.S.A., I. 186, VI.
210, VIll. 158, X. 44; in West
Indies, I. 7, II. 13, 175; in
Zanzibar, III. 50; intermediate
host of Hymenolepis, V. 14,
VIII. 85; Nematode larvae in,
I. 165; and plague, I. 87,
II. 60, 93, 115, III. 34, 100,
205, 206, 209, IV. 4, V. 51,
VI. 220, vn. 155, Vlll. 3, IX.
125, 212. X. 44, 52, 96, 226;
transmitting Trypanosoma leivisiy
I. 131 ; on man, I. 90 ; bionomics
of, I. 88; larva of, II. 131;
measures against, II. 62, VIII.
158, IX. 174; effect of temper-
ature on. III. 9, 34, V. 151,.
VI. 193.
Xenopsylla chephrenis, R. & J.,
on Acomvs cahirimis in Egypt,
III. 44.
Xenopsylla cleopatrae, Roths., on
Gerbilbts pyramidum in Egypt,
III. 44.
Xenopsylla nitbica, Roths., hosts
of, in S. Africa, III. 134.
Xestopsylla gallinacea (see Echidno-
phaga) .
xivylis, Ciilex [Choeroporpa) .
Y.
ybarmis, Ciilex {Choeroporpa).
yerburyi, Aedes ; Simulium.
yezoensis, Corizoneura.
ypsipola, Wyeomyia {Shropshirea)
Zaitha, predacious on mosquito
larvae in Brazil, IX. 202.
zammitti, Aedes {Ochlerotatiis) .
zebrae, Gastrophilus pecorum (see
G. pecorum).
zeta, Sarcophaga.
zeteci, Culex [Melanoconion).
Zeugnomyia, in Oriental Region,
X. 229.
ziemanni, Glossina.
zonalis, Tabanus.
zonata, Pangonia.
zonatus, Camponoius landoUi ; Daciis
[Chaetodacus).
zoosopJncs, Aedes.
Zygosis heleropterus, Hartig, para-
"site of Hies, II. 134.
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