On the Relationships of Some Mammal Fleas to Their Hosts

Autor: F. C. Evans, R. B. Freeman

Publikováno v: Annals of the Entomological Society of America. 43:320-333

Knowledge of the biology of fleas in their native environments consists chiefly of records of their geographical and host distribution. Information about their life histories and host relationships is limited very largely to that acquired in epidemio

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https://doi.org/10.1093/aesa/43.3.320

A Large-Scale Serum-Neutralization Survey of Certain Vertebrates as Part of an Epidemiological Study of Encephalitis of the Western Equine and St. Louis Types

Autor: W. McD. Hammon, H. W. Lundy, J. A. Gray, F. C. Evans, F. Bang, E. M. Izumi

Publikováno v: The Journal of Immunology. 44:75-86

Summary From an irrigated western valley region, where both St. Louis and western equine encephalitis occur in annual epidemics, 576 sera representing 74 species were examined by means of the neutralization-test for antibody against both viruses. Eac

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https://doi.org/10.4049/jimmunol.44.1.75

Phenology Program of the IBP

Autor: G. R. de Foliart, L. C. Bliss, S. C. Kendeigh, A. A. Lindsey, R. F. Daubenmire, H. G. Baker, F. E. Smith, Jean H. Langenheim, M. W. Weller, Bryon Blair, W. Hilsenhoff, James H. Zimmerman, O. L. Loucks, R. Horrall, F. Stearns, F. C. Evans, Katharina Lettau, G. E. Gilbert

Publikováno v: BioScience. 17:712-714

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https://doi.org/10.2307/1294088

List of Participants

Autor: P.A. AGNEW, A.R.H. AL AZZAWI, Karawan AL SARRAJ, Pierre AMADO, Salah ARAFA, Mr AUDU, Scott BANNISTER, G BARNARD, Bruno BARP, Erik J. BENTZEN, Thomas W. BOA, David BOAK, H. BREIDENBACH, S. BROADBENT, G M BURNESS, Norman BURNETT, Frank BURSTOW, F BUTERA, David A. CAMERON, Peter R. CAVE, Charles CHANDLER, S H CHOUDHURY, Tim J COUTTS, Mark CRAWFORD, E. EGHOLM, W F DEAN, Kevin DONNELLY, GAMMEL EL, George ELLIOT, Michael EMERY, F C EVANS, Chuks EZEH, M FAHAGALLA, F W FLEMING, E FRANCIS, A I FRASER, J.L. GADDY, S GAIR, Jean GALT, Walter GANAPINI, A J GARSIDE, G W C GINN, M GIUFFRIDA, Peter GOLDING, W GRAINGER, S R GRANT, R GUNN, H. HASSOON, Jan HAAHR, Martin HALLY, A R HAMILTON, Marion HANLON, Robert HANNA, J D L HARRISON, Mr HARDY, Douglas HAUGHEY, David M HENDERSON, D R HOPE, James C IRVINE, P JAMIESON, M JANUARY, G Martino de JANUZZI, W A KAMAL, D M KANYI, Elaine KELLEDY, Andrew KERR, David KIRKLAND, K KUROKAWA, Kees KWANT, F KYALAANI, T LEMMA, A W LEWIS, H LIDDELL, J J de LIGT, R LINDBERG, N LIPMAN, N LOCKERBIE, Per LUNDSAGER, D MacAULAY, John MacDONALD, Kerr MacGREGOR, Ian MacKAY, D R McKELLAR, Darrell McLEAN, D MacMILLAN, W.R. McPHEE, D J McPHERSON, W McWHIRTER, T MAGUIRE, D MAGORIAN, R MARDON, B MARKS, D J MARTIN, I D MAYS, P J MEYNELL, M MILLAR, C P MITCHELL, Alan MOWLE, J S MUNRO, Mr NAUNTOFTE, Nelson NGOKO, N L OBLADEN, S O OL'OTABA, H OLSEN, H OTHIENO, Mr OTI, Marco PACETTI, T PEATFIELD, I T POPE, B POUND, M S RADWAN, C RATTO, John C RIDDELL, A U REID, P ROBERTSON, G SALUJA, M SARGENT, R SCOTT, L SCHNADT, N SEEBY, DD SHANKS, S SHRESTHA, H V SMITH, J SMITH, C SINTUNOWA, P N SINGH, W STEVENSON, S J STRONG, C J SWET, J S THOMSON, T TONKINSON, J TOWRIE, Dominic URASSA, D C M URQUHART, A VARDY, W E VAN LIEROP, T VAN de VUSSE, P VERHAART, T VIS, M VOLK, N WATES, G R WATSON, K WALDEMARIAM, W WASSERTHAL, J WEINGART, K WELSH, R WHITE, B WHITEHURST, T WILSON, A K WILSON-GOUGH, K WOODBRIDGE, M V WOOLLEY, Hilary WYPER, F ZAMBONI, G. PROVEN, M. HIMMEL, G. ROXBURGH

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https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-08-027606-9.50051-9

Field Study of Ground Squirrel (Citellus beecheyi) in Relation to Sylvatic Plague

Autor: R. Holdenried, F. C. Evans

Publikováno v: Experimental Biology and Medicine. 47:63-64

This investigation was carried on in 1940 at the Calaveras Reservoir, Alameda and Santa Clara Counties, California. (The area had already been designated as a sylvatic plague focus by the survey made in 1933.) This study involved the live-trapping an

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https://doi.org/10.3181/00379727-47-13039p