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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 April 2009
The existence of trypanosomiasis amongst the ruminants of Turkestan has been suspected for many years, but the first definite record is that of Liihs (f906) who discovered Trypanosoma theileri in the blood of cattle in Transcaucasia. This was followed by the discovery of the same parasite in the Trans-Baikal Region (Dudukaloff), the Don Province (Stolnikoff) and in the Pskov and Vitebsk Governments (Yakimoff and Bekensky). Wrublewski found this trypanosome in the blood of bison from the Bieloviejsky forests and later it was discovered by Yakimoff in Turkestan.
2 By W. L. Yakimofi, N. T. Shokhor, S. D. Veniaminoff, A. P. Demidoff, A. K. Karpoff, P. A. Novikoff, K. N. Semenoff, Z. A. Ivanoff, T. A. Kolpakoff, S. T. Saikowitsch, and M. F. Korniloff.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff.
2 By W L. Yakimoff and S. K. Popoff.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff and W. T. Wasilevsky.
2 These sera were obtained through the kindness of W. T. Routschkin, to whom our thanks are due.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff, W. T. Wassilevsky, and N. A. Zwietkoff.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff and S. K. Popoff.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff and W. T. Wasilevsky.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff and R. N. Kohan-Marnier.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff and W. N. Hamburger.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff.
2 We are indebted to M. T. Romanovitsch for the dissection of the foal and pig.
1 By W. L. Yakimoff and W. T. Wasilewsky.
