... zoophily , exophagy , and exophily . Anthropophily was defined in satisfactory qualitative and quantitative terms by ... definition of endophagy / exophagy as being the tendency for a local vector population to bite man inside ...

... zoophily required a clearer definition . In trying to understang the dif- ferential responses of mosquito species to indoor residual spraying and to find out what behavioristic factors were responsible for complete eradication of a few ...

... definition might be given in a word of four letters beginning with H. I leave it to you to supply what I mean . Dr. Edward Berdoe , a qualified and highly cultivated physician thus stated the subject : " There is not an organ in the ...

... Zoophily adds the following comment on the criticism of the defence set up ... Dictionary ( Addis & Arnold , 1893 ) , published under the imprimatur of ... definition of right which shall not introduce some term at least as ...

This book discusses the interplay between pollinators, agriculture, and the environment. The book is an unique blend of pure and applied science placed in the broader human social context.

... definition, 50–51 Yonge, Charlotte, 111 Zeno, 132–34 “Zoophily” 14 Zoroaster, 157–58, 200–1 Zoroastrianism, 28, 201–2 Zend- Avesta, 194–95. Index. 261.

Building on the influential book The Social Construction of Technological Systems, this volume carries forward the project of creating a theory of technological development and implementation that is strongly grounded in both sociology and ...

... Definition , " in Norman Foerster ( ed . ) , Humanism and America ( New York : Farrar and Rinehart , 1930 ) , p . 31 ... zoophily — kindness to animals — on the other ; it includes and comprehends them both ... Humanitarianism ...