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Entomological research in British West Africa. IV. Sierra Leone

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 July 2009

Jas. J. Simpson
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The following report is the fourth of a series dealing with the blood-sucking insects which are or may be implicated in the transmission of disease in man and other animals. The previous reports have appeared in different issues of this Bulletin* and should be consulted in conjunction with this, as many aspects of a general character, which are equally applicable to all West African Colonies, have been discussed there and need not therefore be reiterated here.

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Bulletin of Entomological Research , Volume 4 , Issue 3 , November 1913 , pp. 151 - 190
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1913

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page 151 note * I.Gambia, Vol. II., pp. 187–239.Google Scholar

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page 172 note * [A description and figure of this new species will be published by Mr. Austen in the next part of this Bulletin.–Ed.]

page 177 note * To avoid confusion between this town and the other of the same name near Kaballa, I have added the numeral (2) after it.

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