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The distribution of anopheline mosquito bites among different age groups; a new factor in malaria epidemiology.

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The distribution of anopheline mosquito bites among different age groups; a new factor in malaria epidemiology. (English)

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4715

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1114-1117

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On the control of malaria in Freetown, Sierra Leone; control methods and the effects upon the transmission of Plasmodium falciparum resulting from the reduced abundance of Anopheles gambiae

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The analysis of infection rates in diseases in which superinfection occurs.

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10.1136/BMJ.1.4715.1114

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The distribution of anopheline mosquito bites among different age groups; a new factor in malaria epidemiology.

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