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According to Wikipedia , Gerald Augustus Harold Bedford was a British entomologist of the 20th century who specialised in ticks from South Africa. He first worked at the British Museum of Natural History with F.V. Theobald and then was nominated as entomologist at the Division of Veterinary Services of the University of Pretoria in Onderstepoort on the 20. There, he studied vertebrate parasites . He started to collect species of ticks for the National Tick Collection in 1912, with nymphs of Aponomma exornatum collected in Onderstepoort. In 1920, he was promoted Research Officer in Onderstepoort. He died in 1938 at the age of 46.
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1920 1930 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Published Works Nuttalliella namaqua, a New Genus and Species of Tick (1931) A synoptic check-list and host-list of the ectoparasites found on South African Mammalia, Aves, and Reptilia (supplement no. 1) (1936) (24)Check-list of the Muscidae and Oestridae which cause Myiasis in Man and Animals in South Africa. (17)Anoplura (Siphunculata and Mallophaga) from South African Hosts. (15)Results of a mosquito survey at Onderstepoort during the summer 1931-32 in connection with the transmission of horsesickness (1934) (14)South African ticks : part I (1934) (11)The sheep ked (1926) (11)Investigations into the transmission of bluetongue in sheep during the season 1931/1932 (1934) (10)A synoptic check-list and hostlist of the ectoparasites found on South African Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia. Part II (1932) (9)Notes on Menoponidae (Mallophaga) with descriptions of new genera and species (1939) (9)New genera and species of Mallophaga (1931) (8)The transmission of Aegyptianella pullorum, Carpano, to fowls by means of ticks belonging to the genus Argas (1933) (8)Trichodectidae (Mallophaga) found on African Carnivora (1932) Anoplura from South African Hosts. (7)The Sheep Ked (Melophagus ovinus Linné). (7)Descriptions of Three New Species of Tetrophthalmus (Mallophaga) found on Pelicans (1931) Ticks found on Man and his Domestic Animals and Poultry in South Africa. (1920) (7)New genera and species of Mallophaga from South African hosts (6)Mallophaga from South African Birds. Descriptions of a New Genus (Neomenopon) and Two New Species (Machaerilaemus plocei, Neomenopon pteroclubus) (1920) A CURIOUS MOSQUITO South African mosquitoes (6)Trichodectidae (Mallophaga) parasitic on Procaviidae (1932) (5)The Sheep Nasal-fly (Oestrus ovis, Linné). (4)Descriptions of three new species of Anoplura from South African mammals A Check-List and Host-List of the External Parasites found on South African Mammalia, Aves, and Reptilia. (3)New species of Linognathus and Polyplax (Anoplura) (1936) (3)Notes on species of Trichodectidae with descriptions of new genera and species (1936) (3)Descriptions and Records of several New or Little-known Species of Ticks from South Africa. (2)The external parasites of poultry with measures for their control (1924) (2)Descriptions of new species of Anoplura parasitic on antelopes and a hare (1934) (2)New species of trichodectidae from South African mammals (2)Description of a New Genus and Species of Anoplura (Lemurphthirus galagus) from a Lemur (1927) Anoplura from South African hosts. Part II (2)Further notes on species of Trichodectidae with descriptions of new species (1939) (2)The Effect upon Ticks of dipping Cattle regularly at short Intervals in Arsenical Baths. (1)The Ectoparasites of Mammals and Birds and their Importance. (1931) (1)The effect of various dipping fluids upon the ovigerous females of Psoroptes communis, var. ovis, and their ova (1928) (1)Report on the Transmission of Nagana in the Ntabanana and Mhlatuze Settlements, Zululand. (1)Report upon the Dipping Trials carried out with the Different Proprietary and Home-made Sheep Dips in South Africa. (1)The Spinose Ear-tick (Ornithodorus megnini, Dugès). (1)Researches into dips and dipping. C. Miscellaneous : the effect of dosing aloes to tick-infected cattle (1934) (1)Notes on the Species of Gastrophilus found in South Africa. (0)Description of a new species of Hippobosca (Diptera pupipara) (1936) (0)A tick new to South Africa (0)Goat Mange.-Infectivity of Kraals. (1932) (0)The minimum effective Concentration of Lime-sulphur Dips for Sheep Scab Eradication. (1934) (0)Scientific Results of the Vernay-Lang Kalahari Expedition, March to September, 1930. Report on the bloodsucking Diptera. (1935) (0)New Culicine Larvae from the Transvaal. (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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