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A Note on Dirofilaria imtnitis and its Vectors in Fiji

  • C. B. Symes (a1)
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During the course of studies on human filariasis and its vectorsin Fiji, in the period 1954–1956, (Symes, 1957) it was desirableto make a few observations on the dog filaria in order that, whenfound in mosquitoes, its larval stages should not be confused withthose of Wuchereria bancrofti from man.

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Davies, V., 1949.—“Preliminary experiments to establish the effective vector(s)of Dirofilaria immitis.” (Photostat of manuscript.)
Rosen, Leon, 1954.—“Observations on Dirofilaria immitis in French Oceania.” Ann. trop. Med. Parasit., 48. (W.L. 10G3.)
Symes, C. B., 1957.—“Observations on the natural history of human filariasisin Fiji.” Report to Secretary of Stale for the Colonies, London. January 1957.
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