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EXPERIMENTS ON THE OLFACTORY RESPONSES AND HOST-SPECIFICITY OF THE ORIENTAL RAT FLEA (XENOPSYLLA CHEOPIS), (SIPHONAPTERA: PULICIDAE).
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[APROPOS OF SOME CAPTURES OF FLEAS OF THE RARE OR LITTLE-KNOWN SPECIES, CTENOPHTHALMUS KOLENATI. PRESENCE IN FRANCE OF C. SOLUTUS SOLUTUS JORDAN AND ROTHSCHILD (1920) AN OF C. BISOCTODENTATUS HESELHAUSI OUDEMANS (1914)].
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Flea infestation as a cause of papular urticaria; a preliminary investigation.
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Skin reactivity in guinea pigs sensitized to flea bites: the sequence of reactions.
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House mice and commensal rats in relation to the dissemination of rat fleas.
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Compounds more toxic to fleas than DDT.
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Notes on the cat flea in Puerto Rico.
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A flea and rodent control program for plague prevention in Thailand.
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Studies on Pasteurella pestis in fleas. VII. The plague-vector efficiency of Hystrichopsylla linsdalei compared with Xenopsylla cheopis under experimental conditions.
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Ecological studies of wild rodent plague in the San Francisco Bay area of California. II. Efficiency of bacterial culture compared to animal inoculation as methods for detecting Pasteurella pestis in wild rodent fleas.
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Relation to mean number of fleas to prevalence of infestation on rats.
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Ecological studies of wild rodent plague in the San Francisco Bay area of California. III. The natural infection rates with Pasteurella pestis in five flea species during an epizootic.
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Ecological studies of wild rodent plague in the San Francisco Bay area of California. IV. The fluctuation and intensity of natural infection with Pasteurella pestis in fleas during an epizootic.
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Ecological studies of wild rodent plague in the San Francisco Bay area of Californa. V. The distribution of naturally infected fleas during an epizootic in relation to their infection rates.
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Ecological studies of wild rodent plague in the San Francisco Bay area of California. VI. The relative abundance of certain flea species and their host relationships on coexisting wild and domestic rodents.
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Murine typhus, mice, rats and fleas on the Darling Downs.
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A survey of rat and rat-flea in the port area of Yokohama City.
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