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The Structure and Habits of the House-Fly | |
Introduction | |
The external structure of Musca domestica | |
The internal structure of Musca domestica | |
The internal structure of the head a proboscis of Musca domestica | |
The habits and bionomics of the house-fly | |
The Breeding Habits, Life-History and Structure of the Larva | |
The breeding habits of Musca domestica | |
The life-history of the House-fly | |
The external features of the full-grown larva | |
The internal structure of the full-grown larva | |
The Natural Enemies and Parasites of the House-Fly | |
Arachnids and myriapods | |
The fungal disease: Empusa muscae Cohn | |
Insect and vertebrate enemies | |
Protozoal parasites | |
The parasitic nematode: Habronema muscae Carter | |
Other Species of Flies Frequenting Houses | |
The lesser house-fly, Fannia canicularis L. and the latrine fly, F. scalaris Fab. | |
The stable fly, Stomoxys calitrans L. | |
The blow flies, Calliphora erythrocephalia Meig. and C. vomitoria L., and the sheep maggot or 'green bottle' fly, Lucilia caesar L. | |
The cluster fly, Polleina rudis Fab. and Muscina stabulans Fall. | |
Allied mscid flies and miscellaneous flies found in houses | |
The Relation of House-Flies to Disease | |
The dissemination of pathogenic organisms by flies | |
The carriage of typhoid fever by flies | |
The relation of flies to summer diarrhoea of infants | |
The dissemination of other diseases by flies | |
Miscellaneous experiments on the carriage of micro-organisms by flies, by both natural and artificial infection | |
The relation of flies to myiasis and to the spread of intestinal worms | |
Control Measures | |
Preventative and remedial measures | |
Organised effort in control measures | |
Bibliography | |
Index | |
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