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SAND FLIES OF THE CRIMEAN PENINSULA
Паразитология / ParasitologyThe Crimean Peninsula is characterized by favorable climatic and landscape conditions for sand flies breeding, which are vectors of natural focal infections, such as Pappatachi fever and visceral leishmaniasis. These insects play a key role in the formation of natural and anthropogenic foci of vector–borne diseases in Europe and the Mediterranean. From
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Sand-flies and Chinese Kala-azar
Nature, 1927UP to the present there have been no records of any infection being produced from Phlebotomus fed on cases of kala-azar, therefore the results of the following experiment may be of interest, since they show that the flagellates which develop in the midgut of sand-flies are capable of producing the infection when they enter a susceptible host.
EDWARD HINDLE, W. S. PATTON
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A case of coryza and asthma due to sand flies (caddis flies)
Journal of Allergy, 1929Abstract 1.A case of coryza and asthma due to emanations from sand flies has been presented after one year of study, observation, and treatment. 2.A buffered saline extract of the flies produced positive skin and ophthalmic tests. A positive passive transfer phenomenon was demonstrated with the patient's blood serum. 3.Hypodermic injections of the
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What's eating you? sand flies.
Cutis, 2018As thousands of Americans descended upon Brazil for the Olympic games in the summer of 2016, the mosquito-borne Zika virus became a source of great concern among the countless athletes and travelers in Rio. As is often the case, the media frenzy that ensued drew travelers' attention away from a lesser known flying vector that often carries with it ...
Tyler J, Willenbrink, Dirk M, Elston
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Arthropods of Florida and Neighboring Land Areas, 1979
Franklin S. Blanton, Willis W. Wirth
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Franklin S. Blanton, Willis W. Wirth
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MOTH FLIES AND SAND FLIES ( Psychodidae )
2002LOUIS C. RUTLEDGE, RAJ K. GUPTA
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Phlebotomine Sand Flies: Biology and Control
2002Of approximately 800 species or subspecies of phlebotomine sand flies, 80 are proven or probable vectors of the 22 species of Leishmania that cause human disease (Tables 1 and 2). In some foci of leishmaniasis, the vectors are unknown and it is certain that more species will be added to the list.
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