mites.        Demodecidæ, the follicle mites.  Hexapoda, or true insects.    Siphunculata, or sucking lice.    Hemiptera.    The bed-bug. Other bed-bugs.  Parasitic Diptera, or flies.    Psychodidæ, or moth flies. Phlebotominæ. Culicidæ, or      mosquitoes. Simuliidæ, or black-flies. Chironomidæ, or      midges. Tabanidæ, or horse-flies. Leptidæ or      snipe-flies. Oestridæ, or bot-flies. Muscidæ, the      stable-fly and others.  Siphonaptera, or fleas.    The fleas affecting man, the dog, cat, and rat.    The true chiggers, or chigoes.
CHAPTER IV
ACCIDENTAL OR FACULTATIVE PARASITES                           131-143
  Acarina, or mites.  Myriapoda, or centipedes and millipedes.  Lepidopterous larvæ.  Coleoptera, or beetles.  Dipterous larvæ causing myiasis.    Piophila casei, the cheese skipper. Chrysomyia macellaria,      the screw-worm fly. Calliphorinæ, the bluebottles.      Muscinæ, the house or typhoid fly, and others.      Anthomyiidæ, the lesser house-fly and others.      Sarcophagidæ, the flesh-flies.

CHAPTER V
ARTHROPODS AS SIMPLE CARRIERS OF DISEASE                      144-163
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