Titlebook: Parasitic helminths and zoonoses in Africa; C. N. L. Macpherson,P. S. Craig Book 1991 C. N. L. Macpherson, P. S. Craig and contributors 19

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Onchocerciasis -river blindness, I was one of the biologists whom he introduced to this ‘formidable problem’, and in the 20 years since he wrote these lines ‘river blindness’ has risen from obscurity to join the ranks of the most widely recognized of tropical diseases.

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C. N. L. Macpherson,P. S. Craigs a tool for interpreting three-dimensional fold geometry from outcrop traverses and dipmeter data. Minor fold geometry is described as an aid to the interpretation of map-scale structure and for its potential to create problems in determining the shapes of the major folds.

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Dracunculus in Africa,funds. Over twenty years later I hope that the present world campaign for the elimination of the distressing and anachronistic disease caused by . is being aided in a small way by the studies I carried out in the intervening period, originally inspired by him.

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Helminth zoonoses in African perspective,c. Practitioners of tropical medicine have not been totally immune to such perceptions. The extent to which these views reflect reality is related to the particular prominence in Africa of ‘exotic’ parasites, infections transmitted by arthropod and snail vectors, and zoonoses.

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Trichinella in Africa and the , affair,logical research it was very popular, infecting laboratory animals easily and generally behaving in a laudable, that is to say predictable, manner. As a public health problem it was a matter of man and his pigs. If man would behave himself in a laudable manner, that is to say if he would be more pun