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Appendix III -188 CAUSEY O. R., CAUSEY C. E., MAROJA O. H. & MACEDO D. G., 1961 The isolation of arthropod-borne viruses, including members of two hitherto undescribed serological groups, in the Amazon region af Brazil. Amer. J. trapo Med. Hyg. .!Q.:227-249 CAUSEY O. R. & CAUSEY C. E.. 1958 Inquerito sorologico na Amazonia, Rev. Servo Esp. Saude Pub. 10:143-150 CAUSEY O. R. & THEILER M., 1958 Vírus antíbody survey on gera of resídents of the Amazon Valley in Brazil, Amer. J. Trap. Med. Hyg. I: 36-41 CAUSEY O. R., 1958 Reservatorios e transmissores, Rev. Servo Esp. Saude Pub ~:133-136 CAUSEY O. R., 1958 Procedencia dos arbovirus isolados de 1954 a 1957 em Be1em, Ibid. 10:82-85 22. CAUSEY C. E. & CAUSEY O. R., 1958 Situacao em reIacao as especies conhecidas e ao esquema de CasaIs, dos arborvirus isolados em Belem, segundo os sintomas observados nos camundongos inoculados, Ibid. 10:78-80 23. MAROJA O. M. & CAUSEY C. E., 1958 o emprego da fixacao de complemento como teste para situacao dos arbovirus amazonicos nos grupos sorologicos de CasaIs e Brown, Ibid. .!Q.:69-71
Appendix III 24. SHOPE R. E., 1962 -189 The serological identification of arthropod-borne viruses. Ibid. Q:33-38 25. SHOPE R. E. & CAUSEY O. R., 1962 Further studies on the serological relationships of Group C arthropod-borne viruses and the application of these relationships to rapid identification of types, Amer. J. Trop. Med. Hyg .!!.:283-290 26. CAUSEY O. R The isolation of virus from natural and sentinel hosts in the Amazon Valley, Rev. Servo Esp. Saude Pub. 12:25-31 27. CAUSEY C. E. & CAUSEY O. R., 1962 The arthropod-borne viruses of Brazil in relation to world groups. 12:9-13 28. CAUSEY C. E., The role of small mammals in maintenance of arboviruses in the Brazilian Amazon forests, An. Microbiol. 11:119-121 29. SHOPE R. E The use of a micro hemagglutination-inhibition test to follow antibody response after arthropod-borne virus infection in a com- munity of forest animaIs, Ibid. 11:167-171,2 figs. 30. SHOPE R. E. The serological response of animaIs to virus infection in Utinga forestt Be1emt Brazi1t Atas Simp. Biota Amazonicat Be1emt Parat 1966
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This report is reproduced as receiv
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49 ENTOMOLOGY HumaJl bait catches .
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vector, DITRODUCTION With the depar
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-3 - Several strains oí íoot-and-
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EAN cessory -48 th25th RI posi tive
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cerine. aboration, th), 13 FIELD ST
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suquar~. quitoes. oa from blood of
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these (2:160 219 of ~~: others. 4 p
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ined: al 27 ENTOM:>lOGY This year t
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to 29 - Tables 24 and 25 give the r
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h. , .39 suction trap took more mal
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-43 When the test was repeated by p
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iolof:;f 45 CATTIE DISEASE In Ju1y
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l e, 47 The histopathology in these
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io. d 49 litter (another possible
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Remary.s .. - 51 supply and other i
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Animal --- attendants and cage wash
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57 Name Institution Date JóC.King
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Table 1 (continued) Group or comple
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Table 2 (continued) Year 54 55 56 5
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- 63 - Table 4 Viruses from Sentine
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- 69 - Table 5 - cont. Date Virus S
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Mosquito - 73 - Table 8 Species of
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- 75 - Table 10 Vertebrate specimen
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- 77 - Table 11 Changes in HI antib
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Table 13 Ectoparasites inoculated f
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Tabl. 14 ~rtc Platon Sagu1nU8 Proe~
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Table 19 Results of CF tests using
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Table 27 Ground level mosquito capt
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Table 24 Daytime catches on human b
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-95- Table 5 Daytime catches on hum
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Table 27 Mosquitoes and Phlebotomus
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Table 28 Mosquitoes & Phlebotomus t
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Table 29 Mosquitoes by kind and mon
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Table 30 (continued) 31 28 31 30 31
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Table 31 (continued) Total Feb Mar
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Fig. 5. 126 The new meteorological
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Fig. cages, intervals. 128 - 7. The
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APPENDIX I TRE SEROLOGICAL RESPONSE
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al. I -133 - These results offer a
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5 Appendix I Bleeding Date Table 2
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