Ticks, a Monograph of the Ixodoidea Pt.4
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where the paper was published. The Roman numerals after the name of the Journal or book indicate the number of the volume, and the figures printed in ordinary type refer to the page. In some cases a short comment upon the contents of the publication accompanies the re- ference ; comments not followed by initials are by G. H. F. N., others are initialed by L. E. R. or W. F. C. Unless otherwise stated in the text or reference the quotations are from the original papers.
In a number of cases title...s have been cited from short bibliographies given by other authors, the original papers being either inaccessible or not having been as yet consulted by us in the original. The bibliographies referred to are by Hunter and Hooker, 1907, Salmon and Stiles, 1901, and Stiles and Hassall's Index, 1902, which is still appearing (abbreviated to H. and H. bibl., S. and S. bibl. and S. and H. bibl. in our bibliography) Some references are taken from Neumann, Huber, and other sources, including the Zoological Record and the Bibliographia Zoologica {Zool.
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where the paper was published. The Roman numerals after the name of the Journal or book indicate the number of the volume, and the figures printed in ordinary type refer to the page. In some cases a short comment upon the contents of the publication accompanies the re- ference ; comments not followed by initials are by G. H. F. N., others are initialed by L. E. R. or W. F. C. Unless otherwise stated in the text or reference the quotations are from the original papers.
In a number of cases title...s have been cited from short bibliographies given by other authors, the original papers being either inaccessible or not having been as yet consulted by us in the original. The bibliographies referred to are by Hunter and Hooker, 1907, Salmon and Stiles, 1901, and Stiles and Hassall's Index, 1902, which is still appearing (abbreviated to H. and H. bibl., S. and S. bibl. and S. and H. bibl. in our bibliography) Some references are taken from Neumann, Huber, and other sources, including the Zoological Record and the Bibliographia Zoologica {Zool.
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