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Ref NoGB 0809 Ross/52/01/05
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TitleLetter
Date10/12/1898
DescriptionHe has seen the blood of a patient who has been bitten by an Anopheles claviger which came from 'a very malarial region' and adds that the Italians have not yet found germinal rods in mosquitoes purposely fed on crescents but they have in mosquitoes brought from houses in which there has been malarial fever. The Italians keep their mosquitoes under mosquito nets.
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