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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 3 (July 1901) (1901)

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o be but just economic importance may be appreciated when we that malaria exists where there are no mosquitoes, but take into account not only the deaths, but the time lost punishment for a sacrilegious infraction of an ancient in plenty of places where man exists yellow fever is law. The strain… … transmitted by breathing the air explorers even found it necessary TYPICAL SERI HOUSE. without the intervention of the to keep the Papago interpreter and mosquito. The idea that malaria is others of the tribe at a distance, it is also important, since in some localities 40 or 50 transmitted by the…

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