Handbook of Medical Entomology

Name: Handbook of Medical Entomology
Author: Riley, William A. (William Albert)

Riley, William A. (William Albert)

Insect pests; Insects as carriers of disease; Medical parasitology

---- 1913. The life history of _Habronema muscæ_, (Carter), a parasite
   of the horse transmitted by the house-fly. U. S. Dept. Agric. Bur.
   Animal, Ind. Bul. 163, p. 1-36.

REAUMUR, R. A. F. DE. 1738. Mémoires pour servir a l'histoirie des
   insectes. Histoire des cousins, iv, p. 573-636.

REED, WALTER. 1900. The etiology of yellow fever. Philadelphia Med.
   Jour. Oct. 27, 1900, vi, p. 790-796.

REED, W. and CARROLL, J. 1901. The prevention of yellow fever. Med.
   Record, Oct. 26, 1901, p. 441-449.

REUTER, ENZIO. 1910. Acari und Geschwulstätiologie. Centralbl. Bakt.
   Jena. Abt. 1 lvi.; Originale 339-344.

REUTER, O. M. 1912. Bemerkungen über mein neues Heteropterensystem. Ofv.
   Finska Vetensk. Soc. Förh., liv. Afd. A. vi, p. 1-62.

RIBAGA, C. 1897. Sopra un organo particolare della Cimici dei letti
   (_Cimex lectularius_ L.). Rivista di Patologia Vegetale, v, p.
   343-352.

RICARDO, GERTRUDE. 1900. Notes on the Pangoninæ. Ann. and Mag. Nat.
   Hist. v, p. 97-121.

---- 1901. Further Notes on the Pangoninæ. ibid. viii, p. 286-315.

---- 1904. Notes on the smaller genera of the Tabanidæ. ibid. xiv, P.
   349-373.

RICKETTS, H. T. 1906-1910. Contributions to medical sciences by Howard
   Taylor Ricketts. 1870-1910. Univ. of Chicago Press. 1911.

---- 1909. A microorganism which apparently has a specific relationship
   to Rocky Mountain spotted fever. A preliminary report. Jour. Amer.
   Med. Assoc. iii, p. 373-380.

---- Spotted fever reports 1 and 2. In the 4th Bien. Rept. State Board
   of Health, Montana, 1909, p. 87-191.

RICKETTS, H. T. and WILDER, R. M. 1910. The transmission of the typhus
   fever of Mexico (tabardillo) by means of the louse, _Pediculus
   vestimenti_. Journ. Am. Med. Assoc. liv. p. 1304.

RILEY, C. V. and HOWARD, L. O. 1889. A contribution to the literature of
   fatal spider-bites. Insect life, Washington, i. p. 204-211.

RILEY, W. A. 1906. A case of pseudoparasitism by dipterous larvæ.
   Canadian Ent. xxxviii, p. 413.

---- 1910 a. Earlier references to the relation of flies to disease.
   Science n. s. xxxi, p. 263-4.

---- 1910 b. _Dipylidium caninum_ in an American child. Science n. s.
   xxxi, p. 349-350.

---- 1911. The relation of insects to disease. Cornell Countryman ix, P.
   51-55.

---- 1912 a. Notes on the relation of insects to disease. 8vo. Ithaca,
   N. Y. 51 p.

---- 1912 b. Notes on animal parasites and parasitism. 8vo. Ithaca, N.
   Y. 55 p.

---- 1913. Some sources of laboratory material for work on the relations
   of insects to disease. Ent. News. xxiv, p. 172-175.

---- 1914. Mr. Nott's theory of insect causation of disease. Jour. of
   Parasitology. i, p. 37-39.

ROSENAU, M. J. and BRUES, C. T. 1912. Some experimental observations on
   monkeys, concerning the transmission of poliomyelitis through the
   agency of _Stomoxys calcitrans_. Monthly Bul. Mass. State Board of
   Health. Vol. vii, p. 314-317.

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Handbook of Medical Entomology

Riley, William A. (William Albert)

Insect pests; Insects as carriers of disease; Medical parasitology

---- 1913. The life history of _Habronema muscæ_, (Carter), a parasite
   of the horse transmitted by the house-fly. U. S. Dept. Agric. Bur.
   Animal, Ind. Bul. 163, p. 1-36.

REAUMUR, R. A. F. DE. 1738. Mémoires pour servir a l'histoirie des
   insectes. Histoire des cousins, iv, p. 573-636.

REED, WALTER. 1900. The etiology of yellow fever. Philadelphia Med.
   Jour. Oct. 27, 1900, vi, p. 790-796.

REED, W. and CARROLL, J. 1901. The prevention of yellow fever. Med.
   Record, Oct. 26, 1901, p. 441-449.

REUTER, ENZIO. 1910. Acari und Geschwulstätiologie. Centralbl. Bakt.
   Jena. Abt. 1 lvi.; Originale 339-344.

REUTER, O. M. 1912. Bemerkungen über mein neues Heteropterensystem. Ofv.
   Finska Vetensk. Soc. Förh., liv. Afd. A. vi, p. 1-62.

RIBAGA, C. 1897. Sopra un organo particolare della Cimici dei letti
   (_Cimex lectularius_ L.). Rivista di Patologia Vegetale, v, p.
   343-352.

RICARDO, GERTRUDE. 1900. Notes on the Pangoninæ. Ann. and Mag. Nat.
   Hist. v, p. 97-121.

---- 1901. Further Notes on the Pangoninæ. ibid. viii, p. 286-315.

---- 1904. Notes on the smaller genera of the Tabanidæ. ibid. xiv, P.
   349-373.

RICKETTS, H. T. 1906-1910. Contributions to medical sciences by Howard
   Taylor Ricketts. 1870-1910. Univ. of Chicago Press. 1911.

---- 1909. A microorganism which apparently has a specific relationship
   to Rocky Mountain spotted fever. A preliminary report. Jour. Amer.
   Med. Assoc. iii, p. 373-380.

---- Spotted fever reports 1 and 2. In the 4th Bien. Rept. State Board
   of Health, Montana, 1909, p. 87-191.

RICKETTS, H. T. and WILDER, R. M. 1910. The transmission of the typhus
   fever of Mexico (tabardillo) by means of the louse, _Pediculus
   vestimenti_. Journ. Am. Med. Assoc. liv. p. 1304.

RILEY, C. V. and HOWARD, L. O. 1889. A contribution to the literature of
   fatal spider-bites. Insect life, Washington, i. p. 204-211.

RILEY, W. A. 1906. A case of pseudoparasitism by dipterous larvæ.
   Canadian Ent. xxxviii, p. 413.

---- 1910 a. Earlier references to the relation of flies to disease.
   Science n. s. xxxi, p. 263-4.

---- 1910 b. _Dipylidium caninum_ in an American child. Science n. s.
   xxxi, p. 349-350.

---- 1911. The relation of insects to disease. Cornell Countryman ix, P.
   51-55.

---- 1912 a. Notes on the relation of insects to disease. 8vo. Ithaca,
   N. Y. 51 p.

---- 1912 b. Notes on animal parasites and parasitism. 8vo. Ithaca, N.
   Y. 55 p.

---- 1913. Some sources of laboratory material for work on the relations
   of insects to disease. Ent. News. xxiv, p. 172-175.

---- 1914. Mr. Nott's theory of insect causation of disease. Jour. of
   Parasitology. i, p. 37-39.

ROSENAU, M. J. and BRUES, C. T. 1912. Some experimental observations on
   monkeys, concerning the transmission of poliomyelitis through the
   agency of _Stomoxys calcitrans_. Monthly Bul. Mass. State Board of
   Health. Vol. vii, p. 314-317.

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