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Notes on Nagana and on Some Haematozoa observed during my travels

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 April 2009

Herbert E. Durham
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1. Some cases of remarkable resistance to nagana infection are recorded.

2. Although such birds as pigeons are unable to harbour the trypanosoma brucei, the kestrel is able to do so.

3. Attention is drawn to certain changes which are brought about by the trypanosome infection and the need for more precise chemical investigation of these haematozoal diseases.

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Parasitology , Volume 1 , Issue 3 , October 1908 , pp. 227 - 235
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1908

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3 The syringe was used for all our earlier inoculations, later we used a surgical needle merely wetted with infective blood.

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1 Loemopsylla nesiotes sp. nov.(Jordan, and Rothschild, , Parasitology, vol. i. p. 1. 1908CrossRefGoogle Scholar). The Hon. N.C. Rothschild has kindly informed me that all the specimens I Obtained from M. macleari were of this peculiar species, so that an interchage of flease from M. rattus is not proven.