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Ⅰ．INTRODUCTION 1

Ⅱ．PARASITES IN GENERAL 12

PART Ⅰ－PROTOZOA 29

Ⅲ．INTRODUCTION TO PROTOZOA 29

Ⅳ．SPIROCHAETES 44

Relapsing Fever 47

Rat-bite Fever 53

Syphilis 54

Yaws 68

Spirochaetes in Local Infections 70

Infectious Jaundice and Other Leptospira Diseases 72

Ⅴ．AMEBAE 76

Endamoeba histolytica 84

Other Intestinal Amebae 98

Mouth Amebae(Endamoeba gingivalis) 102

Ⅵ．INTESTINAL FLAGELLATES AND CILIATES 108

Intestinal Flagellates 109

Trichomonas 110

Chilo-mastix mesnili 117

Giardia 118

Other Intestinal Flagellates 121

Coprozoic Flagellates 123

Intestinal Ciliates 124

Treatment and Control 125

Ⅶ．HAEMOFLAGELLATES－Ⅰ．LEISHMANIA AND HERPETOMONADS 128

The Trypanosomidae 128

Leishman Bodies and Leishmaniasis 131

Leishmania donovani and Kala-Azar 133

Oriental Sore 140

American Muco-Cutaneous Leishmaniasis 142

Ⅷ．HAEMOFLAGELLATES－Ⅱ．TRYPANOSOMES 146

African Trypanosomiasis and Sleeping Sickness 152

Chagas＇Disease 160

Trypanosomiasis of Animals 167

Ⅸ．THE SPOROZOA－Ⅰ．MALARIA 170

Malaria 171

Blackwater Fever 199

Ⅹ．OTHER SPOROZOA AND OBSCURE AND INVISIBLE PARASITES 202

Haemosporidia of Other Animals 202

Hepatozoon and Haemogregarines 204

Toxoplasma 204

Coccidia 205

Sarcosporidia 210

Parasites of Obscure Nature 211

Rickettsia 211

Filtrable Viruses 217

PART Ⅱ－HELMINTHOLOGY 222

Ⅺ．INTRODUCTION TO THE＂WORMS＂ 222

Ⅻ．THE FLUKES 239

Schistosomes or Blood Flukes 252

Lung Flukes(Paragonimus) 264

Liver Flukes 270

Fasciolidae 270

Dicrocoeliidae 271

Opisthorchidae 272

Intestinal Flukes 278

Amphistomes 279

Fasciolopsis 280

Heterophyidae 283

Troglotrema salmincola 286

Echinostomes 287

Oviduct Flukes of Birds 288

ⅩⅢ．THE TAPEWORMS 292

Order Pseudophyllidea 301

Order Cyclophyllidea 309

Taeniidae 310

Hymenolepididae 319

Dipyli-diidae 323

Anoplocephalidae 324

Davaineidae 326

ⅩⅣ．THE NEMATODES IN GENERAL 330

ⅩⅤ．TRICHINELLA，TRICHURIS，AND THEIR ALLIES(SUBORDER TRI-CHURATA) 339

Trichuris or Whipworms 339

Other Trichuridae 342

Trichinella spiralis and Trichiniasis 342

Other Aphas-midia(Suborder Dioctophymata．The Giant Kidney Worm) 351

ⅩⅥ．THE HOOKWORMS AND THEIR ALLIES(SUBORDER STRONGYLATA) 353

Hookworms 354

Other Strongylata 374

ⅩⅦ．OTHER INTESTINAL NEMATODES，AND ACANTHOCEPHALA 382

Ascaridata－Ⅰ．Ascaroidea 382

Ascaris lumbricoides 382

Other Ascaroidea 388

Ascaridata－Ⅱ．Oxyur-oidea 389

Enterobius vermicularis 389

Rhab-ditata 393

Strongyloides stercoralis 394

Other Rhabditata 399

Spiny-Headed Worms(Acanthocephala) 400

ⅩⅧ．FILARIAE，SPIRUROIDS，AND GUINEA WORM(SUBORDERS SPIRURATA AND CAMALLANATA) 406

Ⅰ．Filariae(Superfamily Filarioidea) 406

Wuchereria(Filaria)bancrofti 407

Other Filariae 414

Ⅱ．Spiruroids(Superfamily Spiruroidea) 423

The Guinea Worm，Dracunculus medinensis(Superfamily Dracuncu-loidea) 429

PART Ⅲ－ARTHROPODS 437

ⅩⅨ．INTRODUCTION TO ARTHROPODS 437

Insect Morphology and Anatomy 439

Life History 445

Classification of Insects 447

Arthropods as Parasites and Bloodsuckers 448

Arthropods as Disease Transmitters 451

ⅩⅩ．THE ACARINA－Ⅰ．MITES 455

Itch and Mange Mites(Sarcoptidae) 459

Hair Follicle Mites(Demodex) 463

Bedbugs or＂Chiggers，＂ 464

Other Mites Causing Dermatitis by their Bites 468

Mites in the Intestine and Urinary Passages 470

Gro-cers＇Itch and Allied Forms of Mite Dermatitis 471

Pentastomida：Tongue-Worms and Their Allies 473

ⅩⅪ．TICKS 479

General Account，Classification，etc 479

Ticks and Disease 491

Ticks and Relapsing Fever 492

Ticks and Spotted Fever，and Other Rickettsial Diseases 495

Tularemia 499

Piroplasmosis and Anaplas-mosis 500

ⅩⅫ．BEDBUGS AND OTHER HEMIPTERA 504

Bedbugs 504

Bedbugs and Disease 510

Remedies and Prevention 512

Fumigation 513

Other Parasitic Bugs 515

ⅩⅩⅢ．LICE(ANOPLURA AND MALLOPHAGA) 522

Anoplura 524

Lice and Disease 531

Prevention and Remedies 533

Anoplura on Domestic Animals 537

Mallophaga 538

ⅩⅩⅣ．FLEAS 541

General Account 541

Fleas and Plague 549

Fleas and Typhus 552

Fleas and Other Diseases 553

Notes on Important Species of Fleas 554

Flea Prevention 559

ⅩⅩⅤ．DIPTERA－Ⅰ．BLOODSUCKING FLIES OTHER THAN MOSQUITOES 562

Phlebotomus or Sandflies(Psychodidae) 566

True Midges(Chironomidae) 574

Blackflies or Buffalo Gnats(Simuliidae) 578

Horseflies(Tabanidae) 584

Bloodsucking Muscidae 589

Stable-Flies(Stomoxys) 591

Tsetse Flies(Glossina) 593

Eye Flies(Osci-nidae) 604

ⅩⅩⅥ．DIPTERA－Ⅱ．MOSQUITOES 609

General Account 609

Keys 622

Mosquitoes and Malaria 627

Mosquitoes and Yellow Fever 634

Mosquitoes and Dengue 640

Mosquitoes and Filaria 641

Mosquitoes and Dermatobia 643

Control and Extermination 644

ⅩⅩⅦ．DIPTERA－Ⅲ．FLY MAGGOTS AND MYIASIS 653

Keys to Adult and Larvae of Myiasis-Producing Flies 654

Bloodsucking Maggots 657

Maggots under the Skin 659

Myiasis of Wounds and of Natural Cavities of the Body 663

Myiasis of the Intestine 669

Warbles and Bots in Animals 672

SOURCES OF INFORMATION 677

INDEX 679