Mosquitoes: How They Live; How They Carry Disease; How They Are Classified; How They May Be Destroyed, by L. O. Howard, 1901     

Howard describes what is known about mosquitoes biologically and medically. He shows how different kinds of mosquitoes can be distinguished and indicates the characteristic habits and breeding places of those forms which spread malaria and yellow fever. Directions are given for collecting mosquitoes, rearing their early stages, and eliminating mosquitoes in neighborhoods. The original book was published in New York by McClure, Phillips & Co. and includes over fifty illustrations.

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About the print version   The Philip S. Hench Walter Reed/Yellow Fever Collection [manuscript] / [collected by] Philip S. Hench ; HEALTHSCI MS-1.  Published: 1901-00-00     

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