Filaria acuta in the limbs of birds, [447]
" Bancrofti, history of the discovery of, [180]
" gracilis infesting monkeys, [291]
" hominis oris, description of the, [206]
" horrida from the American ostrich, [447]
" immitis in the heart of dogs, [304]
" inflexicaudata from Balænoptera, [425]
" " of the porpoise, [425]
" labialis, description of the, [206]
" lacrymalis as a synonym, [206]
" lentis, notice of the so-called, [205]
" loa, notice of the so-called, [205]
" macropodis gigantei in the Hunterian Museum, [433]
" Mansoni in the eye of a fowl, [441]
" medinensis considered as a synonym, [217]
" microstoma and F. megastoma, temperature necessary to kill, [70]
" oculi considered as a synonym, [383]
" papillosa hæmatica canis domestici, [184]
" " in the horse, [383]
" Salisburyii considered as a synonym, [187]
" sanguinis, Bancroft’s account of the, [189]
" " equi, the so-called, [384]
" " hominis, correction respecting, [487]
" " " discovery by Lewis of, [183]
" spelæa from a wallaby, [433]
" (Strongylus) bronchialis, description of, [207]
" terebra in the black-tailed deer, [349]
" trachealis, remarks on the, [207]
" Websteri proposed as a synonym, [433]
Filariæ as a cause of abscess and erysipelas, [487]
" discovery of microscopic, by Wucherer, [183]
" hæmatozoal, of Grube and Delafond, [303]
" in human blood, Sonsino’s verification of, [185]
" of the mosquito, Manson’s description of, [194]
Filaridæ, a family of round worms, [5]
Fishes largely infested by Echinorhynchi, [477]
" of Brazil, amphistomes in the, [463]
" parasites of, [457]
Flea, the common, of man, [274]
Fluke, description of the common liver, [15]
" description of the large human, [24]
" origin and meaning of the term, [4]
Flukes abundant in the great kangaroo, [431]
" causing “rot” in elephants, [394]
" found in fishes, [457]
" found in ruminating animals, [323]
" Pagenstecher’s researches on, [452]
" their destiny favored by mimetism, [436]
Fox, fluke of the American red, [299]
" source of tapeworms infesting the, [300]
Fowl, entozoa infesting the common, [440]
Free nematoids, Villot’s opinion respecting the, [483]