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Original Articles

Studies on the Biting Habits of Chrysops

VI.—A Comparison of the Biting Habits, Monthly Biting Densities and Infection Rates of C. Silacea and C. Dimidiata (Bombe Form) in the Rain-Forest at Kumba, Southern Cameroons, U.U.K.A.

Pages 203-214 | Received 23 Jan 1959, Published online: 17 Mar 2016

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