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Page 1: A project of Volunteers in Asia Ani
Page 5 and 6: (continued from front flap) FRESHWA
Page 7 and 8: Copyright @ 1963 by CeolEey Lapage.
Page 9 and 10: List of Plates ~(a) I%scio& hqpatzi
Page 11 and 12: List of Text FzgUres 26. A segment
Page 13 and 14: Editorial Foreword DISEASE, the gen
Page 15 and 16: . Prefuce and Acknowledgements . TH
Page 17 and 18: i I f i f I i Animals Payasitic i?t
Page 19 and 20: II ._ _ f “ f ; f i I ; $ i i”
Page 21 and 22: AnimakF Parasitic in Man doubtedly
Page 23 and 24: Animals Parasitic in Man : of paras
Page 25 and 26: I Animals Parasitic in Man host, so
Page 27 and 28: CHAPTER TWO ‘nds of Parasitic Ani
Page 29 and 30: Animals Parasitic in Man Plate 4a)
Page 31 and 32: ------ - Animals Parasitic in Man -
Page 33 and 34: f Animals Parasitic in Man >a Adult
Page 35 and 36: Animals Parasitic in Man ,‘, Eggs
Page 37 and 38: Animals Parasitic in Man sheep or a
Page 39 and 40: etween intermediate and dternative
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Page 43 and 44: Animals Parasitic in Man off portio
Page 45 and 46: Animals Parasitic in Man Ancylostom
Page 47 and 48: . Animals Parasitic in Man M. It is
Page 49 and 50: P Animals Parasitic in Man whole li
Page 51 and 52: i i ; ! i : Animals Parasitic in Ma
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. .’ ,’ Animals Para$ic in Man
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Animals Parasitic zh Man 6) are sma
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Animals Para itic in Man Ciliophora
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Animals Parasitic iq Man point of v
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Animals Parasitic in Man probably a
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Animals Parasitic in Man infective
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Animals Parasitic in Man throughthi
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The Lone Hands ever, after the male
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Tb Lme Hands to the anal opening. a
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The Lone Hands larvae in cysts in t
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Others enter the blood spaces in th
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The Lone Han& many other diseases.
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Animals Twice Parmitic ia One Lift
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s Animals Twibe Parasitic in One Lg
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One Lfe
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- . Animals Twke Parasitic in One L
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Animals Twice Parasitit in One LiJe
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Anikzuts Twice Parasitic in One Lif
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One Lije
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Animah Twice Parasitic in One Li$e
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. hhals TwicG Parasitic in One L$e
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One Lije
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Ankak Tti Pmasitic in the Lije mate
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, .., ‘~ ;; 6 I * mouth third (in
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Animals Twke Parasitic in One L3fe
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One Liji
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One Life
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One Lij2
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One L$ie
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Anhtak Twk Parasitic k One Life thi
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Animals Tixke Parasitic in One LifG
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Animals Twice Pmasitik in One Lije
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Animals Twr’ce Parasitic in- One
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‘>“_ -” Anid’ Tzut’c Pams
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Animal8 Twt’ce Parasitic in One L
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Animals Twice Parasitic in One L$e
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Animals Tzvzke Parasitic in One Lfe
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Animds Twk Parasitic in One Life ad
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Am&ids Troice Parasitic in One Ltsf
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Animals T-mice Parasih in One Lz$e
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Anifd~ Twice Pam&c h One L$e heads
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CHAPTER SEVEN Animals Parasitic Thr
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maneatsmrvor lmpeirfidyaooked firh
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Animds Parasitic Thee or More Times
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Animals Parasitic Three or More Tim
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Animals Purasitic Three or More Tim
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man swallows the infective ccrarla
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Animals Parasitic Three or More Tim
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Animals Parasitic Thee or Mwe Times
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Animd Parasitic Three or More Times
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Animds Pard~ Three or More Times in
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,/.-, p: _- (’ .i , Animals Paras
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The Matarid Parasite infect man. Th
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‘,. 0
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(a) Ascaris iumbricoides, the large
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‘w. 0 x
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The Malarial Parasites tozoon. The
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The Malarial Parasites the mosquito
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The Malarial Parasites b &e cause o
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The Mah-iat Parasites why the terms
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The Mdarzkl Parasites P. fi3cflparu
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The Ma taria t Parasites When an un
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Tire Malariat Parasites THE GEOGRAP
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The Malarial Parasites I~ blood. So
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T%e Malarial Parasites limits and t
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The Malarial Parasites they must ha
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The Malarial Parasites the genus An
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Th Htiman Trypanosoms response to t
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The Human Trypanosomes in man, all
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The Human Trypanosome.. Both Trypan
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The Human Trypanostnnes factors. On
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I The Human Trypanosomes di caderas
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The Human Trypanosomes Riverine spe
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The Human Trypanosomes square miles
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The Human Trypanosomes effectively
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The Human Trypanosomes elongated an
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Th Human Trypanosomes manner is the
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The Human Tryyhmmnes It is, as yet,
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T, Humna Try~mws~s in & blood. The
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T7u Human Trypanosomes G&r&a intest
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CHAPTER TEN Tlhe Skin as a Home or
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Th Skin as a Home or a Some of Food
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Tire Skin as a Home or a Source of
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TkSkinasaHotnewaSowceofFiwd . struc
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Th Skin as a Home or a Source of Fo
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The Skin as a Home or a Source of F
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The Skin as a Hone or a Source of F
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T%e Skin as a Home or a Sowce of Fo
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the commonest fka found on man in E
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The Skin ws a Home or a Source of F
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The Skin as i Home or a Source of F
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lb t#fn as a Home o6a 2?oqm \ of Fo
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Tire Skk as a Home or a Sowce of Fo
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T&e Skin as a Honw or a Sourct of F
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-- The Skin as a Home or a Sowce of
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Tb Skin as a Hmne or a Source of Fo
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The Skin as a HOWJ or a Source of F
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Th Skin as a Home or a Source of Fo
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--, Tlw Skin as a E&me or a Source
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Gain and Loss for the Pamsite effic
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Ga2k and Loss fw the Piuasite anima
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Gain id Lass fw the Pamsite the bod
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Gain and Loss for the Parasite test
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Gain and Loss fm the Parade experts
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Gain and Ims fw the Parasite fowl a
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Gain and Lms for the Parasite other
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Gain and Loss for the R-m&e red blo
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CHAPTER TWELVE Host verse .Purasite
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Host versus Parasite substances whi
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Host ztersus Parasite not basically
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Host versus Parasite fully for find
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Host vems Pm-asite is also the conc
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Host versus Pur~z%e village near by
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Host versus Parasite ure pastures,
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Host verse Pwasite simplest and the
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1. I’ ; I Host versus Parasite wo
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Host versus Parasite they are in th
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:t Host versz~s Parasite the people
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Host wrsus Parasite natural sources
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Host versus Parasite them, or the e
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Host versw Parasite can be sprayed
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. . Host versus Parasite lence toda
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Host versus Parasite well. No-one a
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Host versus Parasite cause, not so
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Further Reading Cwell, Sir G., et a
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Aberrant parasites, 21,58 Abnormal
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In&x effects on the hosts and geW g
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Index European relapsing fever, 222
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Hyperendemicity, 175 Hyperparasitis
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In&x Murine typhus, 222~3,247 life
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In&x tion with parasitic animals, 2
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Trematoda, see Flukes Trench fever,
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