The prognosis for interruption of malaria transmission through assessment of the mosquito' s vectorial capacity / by C. Garrett-Jones
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(1964). The prognosis for interruption of malaria transmission through assessment of the mosquito' s vectorial capacity / by C. Garrett-Jones. World Health Organization. http://www.who.int/iris/handle/10665/65229
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Documents : WHO/Mal/455, WHO/Mal/456 (WHO/Vector Control/92), WHO/Mal/457-460, WHO/Mal/461 (WHO/Vector Control/76), WHO/Mal/462 (WHO/Vector Control/77), WHO/Mal/463-468, WHO/Mal/469.64-474.64, WHO/Mal/475.64 (WHO/Vector Control/101.64), WHO/Mal/476.64 (WHO/Vector Control/89.64), WHO/477.64 (WHO/Vector Control/100.64 - WHO/EBL/28.64), WHO/Mal/478.64 - 480.64, WHO/Mal/481.64 (WHO/Vector Control/103.64), WHO/Mal/482.65 (WHO/Vector Control/105.65), WHO/Mal/483.64, WHO/Mal/484.65 - 485.65, bound in 1 volSummary in French p. 8
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