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Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: np. [Abstract] [PDF]  

L. L. Williams, Jr.

Malaria on the China Burma Highway
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 1-11. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Charles S. Butler

Some Contributions of United States Naval Medical Officers to Science
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 13-34. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ernest Carroll Faust

Amebiasis in the New Orleans Population as Revealed by Autopsy Examination of Accident Cases
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 35-48. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Carl M. Johnson

Observations on Natural Infections of Endamoeba Histolytica in Ateles and Rhesus Monkeys
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 49-61. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Thomas L. Snyder AND Henry E. Meleney

The Excystation of Endamoeba Histolytica in Bacteriologically Sterile Media
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 63-73. [Abstract] [PDF]  

K. C. Smithburn, A. F. Mahaffy, AND J. H. Paul

Bwamba Fever and Its Causative Virus
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 75-90. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Henry W. Kumm

The Eggs of Some Costa Rican Anophelines
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 91-102. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Marston Bates

Studies in the Technique of Raising Anopheline Larvae
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 103-122. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Rolla B. Hill AND Francisco J. C. Cambournac

Intermittent Irrigation in Rice Cultivation, and Its Effect on Yield, Water Consumption and Anopheles Production
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 123-144. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Elizabeth Maltaner

Reaction of Sera from Patients with Yaws in Quantitative Complement-Fixation Tests for Syphilis and Tuberculosis
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 145-150. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Harry Beckman

An Experimentally Derived Method for Determining the Degree of Infection in Avian Malaria
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 151-157. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Clarence F. Graham

A Device for the Diagnosis of Enterobius Infection
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 159-161. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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