A study of the bionomics of the common rat fleas and other species associated with human habitations, with special reference to the influence of temperature and humidity at various periods of the life history of the insect / by A. Bacot.

  • Bacot, A. (Arthur), 1866-1922.
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1914
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A study of the bionomics of the common rat fleas and other species associated with human habitations, with special reference to the influence of temperature and humidity at various periods of the life history of the insect / by A. Bacot. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Cambridge : University Press, 1914.

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pages 448-654 pages, [27]-34, that is, 8 pagesleaves of plates : illustrations ; 26 cm

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"From the Journal of hygiene, Plague supplement III, January 14, 1914."

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