The Theory And Practice of Hygiene (Notter And Firth)
The Theory And Practice of Hygiene (Notter And Firth)
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The head and thorax are black, with a dull olive- grey abdomen. Each segment has a black median blotch on the dorsum, not reaching to the hind margin of each segment, except the last. The legs are oc&aceous, with brown tarsi, also black coxab and trochanters.
The wings are marked by a brown transverse band ; the halteres are dark brown. The average len^h of these flies is 9 millimetres (Plate XV.).
Tabanus bovinus or the common gadfly of oxen is a familiar specimen of the genus in this country.... It is a free blood-sucker, but at * Second Report of the Wellcome Research Laboratories at Khartoam, 1906. This Report contains a valuable account of the biting flies of the Sudan by £. G. Austen, and should be consulted for det-ails.
622 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HYGIENE present not known to be associated with the dissemination of any specific disease (Fig. 143).
Tabanus dit8Biiiatus is a greyish yellow fly some 12 millimetres long, common in Central Africa from Natal to the 6ahr-el-Ghazal, and having a pair of conspicuous black dots on the front of the head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The head and thorax are black, with a dull olive- grey abdomen. Each segment has a black median blotch on the dorsum, not reaching to the hind margin of each segment, except the last. The legs are oc&aceous, with brown tarsi, also black coxab and trochanters.
The wings are marked by a brown transverse band ; the halteres are dark brown. The average len^h of these flies is 9 millimetres (Plate XV.).
Tabanus bovinus or the common gadfly of oxen is a familiar specimen of the genus in this country.... It is a free blood-sucker, but at * Second Report of the Wellcome Research Laboratories at Khartoam, 1906. This Report contains a valuable account of the biting flies of the Sudan by £. G. Austen, and should be consulted for det-ails.
622 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HYGIENE present not known to be associated with the dissemination of any specific disease (Fig. 143).
Tabanus dit8Biiiatus is a greyish yellow fly some 12 millimetres long, common in Central Africa from Natal to the 6ahr-el-Ghazal, and having a pair of conspicuous black dots on the front of the head.
What to read after The Theory And Practice of Hygiene (Notter And Firth)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Lane Notter to read onlineMoreLess
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