CSlide: C.M. Wenyon, 'Part I. The Incidence and Ætiology of Malaria in Macedonia,' Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps 37 (4) (1921), pp. 264-277.

C.M. Wenyon, 'Part I. The Incidence and Ætiology of Malaria in Macedonia,' Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps 37 (4) (1921), pp. 264-277.

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Created by Charles Morley Wenyon
1921
Cited by S.P. James, ‘Some General Results of a Study of Induced Malaria in England,’ Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 24 (5) (1931), pp. 477-525.
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‘As long ago as 1901 it was found that, even under what seemed to be the most favourable conditions, certain individual mosquitoes in a successful batch either failed altogether to become infected or became infected very lightly. In 1908, Darling again called attention to the point, and in 1921, Wenyon laid stress on it in recording the results of his feeding experiments in Macedonia.' (486)