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Handbook of Medical Entomology

Chapter 111: TRANSCRIBERS' NOTES
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A comprehensive survey of arthropods that affect human health, organized around poisonous species, parasitic and accidental infestations, and insects that serve as mechanical or biological carriers of disease. The text treats anatomy, life cycles, identification, clinical effects, and modes of transmission for spiders, mites and ticks, lice, fleas, and various flies, and explains inoculation, contamination, and vector-borne pathways. It also outlines diagnosis, treatment, control and preventive measures, supplies illustrative figures and taxonomic notes, and offers a curated bibliography to direct physicians, public-health workers, and entomologists to primary literature and practical guidance.

TRANSCRIBERS' NOTES

The following discrepancies in the text are as in the original:

  • The inconsistent hyphenation of the following:
    • assassin-bugs/assassin bugs;
    • bedbug/bed-bug (and bedbugs);
    • beekeeper/bee-keeper (and beekeepers);
    • blackflies/black-flies;
    • blow-flies/blow flies;
    • bluebottles/blue-bottles;
    • bot-flies/bot flies;
    • bristlelike/bristle-like;
    • browntail/brown-tail;
    • coextensive/co-extensive;
    • deer-flies/deer flies;
    • dorsocentral/dorso-central;
    • ectoparasites/ecto-parasites;
    • endoparasites/endo-parasites;
    • flesh-fly/flesh fly (and flesh flies);
    • hotbed/hot-bed;
    • housefly/house-fly (and houseflies);
    • horsefly/horse-fly (and horse flies);
    • horse-manure/horse manure;
    • midsummer/mid-summer;
    • preeminently/pre-eminently;
    • sandfly/sand-fly (and sandflies);
    • screw-worm fly/screw worm fly;
    • stable-fly/stable fly;
    • subequal/sub-equal;
    • subfamily/sub-family;
    • subtropical/sub-tropical;
    • tapeworm/tape-worm (and tapeworms);
    • today/to-day;
    • tsetse-flies/tsetse flies;
    • widespread/wide-spread;
    • wormlike/worm-like.
  • Inconsistent use of diaeresis in Aëdes/Aedes
  • Inconsistent spelling of the following:
    • defence/defense;
    • disc/disk;
    • hemolysis/hæmolysis;
    • hemolytic/hæmolytic;
    • hexapod/hexopod;
    • Levaditi/Lavaditi;
    • metalescent/metallescent;
    • Mitzmain/Mitzman;
    • Neveau-Lemaire/Neveau-Lamaire;
    • offence/offense;
    • Phthirus/Phthirius
    • Portschinsky/Portchinsky/Portchinski;
    • travelled/traveled;
    • ventra-/ventro-;
    • Villot/Villet;
    • Wohlfartia/Wohlfahrtia;
  • Inconsistent use of ligatures in Taenia/Tænia

toxine, insiduous, efficaceous, cyanid are spelt as in the original

In the first paragraph of chapter XII, "the student might not be lead" is as in the original. Lead perhaps should be led

There is no Figure 147 in the original

In the bibliography, the entry for Vaughan without a text specified is as in the original