0840 - Page 839 - Revue des journaux. Maladies transmissibles par les insectes et maladies parasitaires. Ibid. - XXII. Further observations on the migrations and the position of infective hookworn larvae in soils, par D. L. Augustine (Americ. Journ. of hyg., t. III (4), p. 416-419, 1923). [Ch. Joyeux.]. / Ibid. - XXIII. Experiments on the factors determining the length of life of infective hookworm larvae, par D. O. Augustine (Amer. Journ. of hyg., t. III (4), p. 420-441, 1923). [Ch. Joyeux.]. / Ibid. - XXIV. Hookworm cultures with humus, sand, loam and clay, par N. R. Stool (Amer. Journ. of hyg., t. III, july suppl., p. 1-36, 1923). [Ch. Joyeux.]. / Ibid. - XXV. The use of the egg-counting method in an intensive campaign, par P. B. Hill (Amer. Journ. of hyg., t. III, july suppl., p. 37-60, 1923). [Ch. Joyeux.]. / Ibid. - XXVI. An epidemiologic study of a small village on the north coastal plain of Porto-Rico, par W. W. Cort, W. A. Riley, G. C. Payne, R. B. Hill (Amer. Journ. of hyg., july suppl., p. 61-72, 1923). [Ch. Joyeux.]. / Ibid. - XXVII. The study of an area in the mountains of Porto-Rico, wich had been influenced for twenty years by hookworm control measure, par W. W. Cort, W. A. Riley, G. E. Payne (Americ. Journ. of hyg., t. III, july suppl., p. 73-84, 1923) [Ch. Joyeux.]

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