Flies and Disease, Vol. 1: Ecology, Classification and Biotic Associations
Flies and Disease, Vol. 1: Ecology, Classification and Biotic Associations
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1971-02
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B. Greenberg
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B. Greenberg
摘要：该书提供了共生蝇的生态学、分类和生物关联的基本信息，涉及世界范围内 28 个科 350 多种蝇类。它包括对许多古北界和世界性物种的习性和分布进行彻底处理的原始调查。作者放弃了早期的观点，即苍蝇传播的疾病只涉及大约十几只苍蝇；相反，他展示了不同的栖息地和生活模式如何产生不同的传播周期。这项工作总结了世界各地约 100 种具有重要医学意义的苍蝇的繁殖、嗜人性和类似的相关习性。它包括 200 种成虫和 78 种幼虫的表格索引，以及重要蝇类和共生果蝇的附加索引。超过 200 张原始诊断图和 15 个全彩图版有助于作者的解释。广泛的生物关联列表显示，超过 340 种果蝇与 750 多种其他生物体有关联，从病毒到细菌、真菌和原生动物，再到蠕虫、节肢动物、鸟类和哺乳动物。
Abstract : The volume, providing basic information on the ecology, classification, and biotic associations of synanthropic flies, deals, on a worldwide basis, with more than 350 species of flies in 28 families. It includes original surveys in a thorough treatment of the habits and distribution of many Palearctic and cosmopolitan species. The author discards the earlier view that fly-borne diseases involve only approximately one dozen flies; he shows, instead, how diverse habitats and living patterns produce diverse transmission cycles. The work summarizes the breeding, anthropophilic, and similar relevant habits of about 100 medically important flies in various regions of the world. It includes tabular keys to 200 species of adults and 78 species of larvae, as well as additional keys to important Musca species and to the synanthropic Drosophila. Over 200 original, diagnostic drawings and 15 full-color plates aid the author's explication. Extensive lists of biotic associations, associate more than 340 flies are associated with over 750 other organisms, ranging from viruses through bacteria, fungi, and protozoa to helminths, arthropods, birds, and mammals.