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XIX, p. 111. 64 ESTIVO - AUTUMNAL MALAEIA conditions of their existence prevail, are in hiding during the day out of the way of the winds, are most numerous in places where malaria prevails, disappear from places where works of sanitation have removed the conditions necessary to their exist- ence, do not fly to any great height above the ground, " and many other arguments. Nuttall, * in an elaborate review of the evidence in favor of the transmission of malaria by the mosquito, mentions the fol...- lowing facts, which I have tabulated below: 1. The Malarial Season. a. Corresponds to a period of warmth and moisture, condi- tions most favorable for the development of mosquitoes. 6. Develops after the first rains, which form pools in which mosquitoes multiply. c. Malaria often ceases after excessive rains, when such pools are flooded and washed out. d. Malaria is more prevalent in wet years, when mosquitoes are most numerous. 2. The Malarial Country. a. Malaria is most common in low, moist countries, swamps, jungles, low seaboards, river deltas and valleys, and in such places mosquitoes most abound.
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