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According to Wikipedia, Charles Wardell Stiles was an American parasitologist born in Spring Valley, New York. He was notable for working on a campaign against hookworm infestation in the American South, where it had been found to cause high rates of anemia, a debilitating disease.

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International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1916) (261)
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (74)
On the Classification of the Myxosporidia, A Group of Protozoan Parasites Infesting Fishes (1894) (49)
Early History, in Part Esoteric, of the Hookworm (Uncinariasis) Campaign in Our Southern United States (1939) (40)
A study of the anatomy of Watsonius (n.g.) watsoni of man, and of nineteen allied species of mammalian trematode worms of the superfamily Paramphistomoidea / (37)
The Genus Amblyomma (1926) (29)
Key-catalogue of parasites reported from Primates (monkeys and lemurs) with their possible public health importance and Key-catalogue of Primates for which parasites are reported (27)
THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF NOMENCLATURE. (1895) (24)
Notes on Parasites (1892) (21)
Key-catalogue of parasites reported for carnivora (cats, dogs, bears, etc.) : with their possible public health importance / (1935) (18)
A revision of the adult cestodes of cattle, sheep and allied animals (17)
Subjects: Roundworms, (Nematoda, Gordiacea, and Acanthocephali) and the Diseases they cause (1920) (16)
HOOKWORM DISEASE IN ITS RELATION TO THE NEGRO (1909) (16)
Some practical considerations in regard to control of hookworm disease in the United States under present conditions. (1932) (16)
Zooparasitic Intestinal Infections: An Analysis of Infections Found among 1,287 School Children (776 White, 511 Negro) of the City of X (16)
Decrease of Hookworm Disease in the United States. (15)
Studies on Various Intestinal Parasites (especially Amoebae) of Man. (14)
The Principles Underlying the Movement of Bacillus coli in Ground-Water, with Resulting Pollution of Wells (14)
Key-Catalogue of the Worms reported for Man. (13)
The type species of certain genera of parasitic flagellates, particularly Grassi's genera of 1879 and 1881 (12)
Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology : subjects : Cestoda and Cestodaria (11)
ON DEMODEX FOLLICULORUM VAR. BOVIS IN AMERICAN CATTLE.— (1892) (11)
BERTIELLA, NEW NAME FOR THE CESTODE GENUS BERTIA BLANCHARD, 1891. (1902) (11)
The determination of generic types (10)
INTERNATIONAL RULES OF ZOOLOGICAL NOMEN-CLATURE. (1915) (8)
A Fifth Case of Gongylonema hominis in Man in the United States. (1928) (7)
Intestinal Infections. The School Grades attained by 2,166 White School Children (1,062 Boys, 1,104 Girls) in the CIty of X. Classified by Age, Sanitation and Intestinal Parasites. (7)
Memory Tests of School Children. Memory Span of 1,585 White School Children (751 Boys, 834 Girls) in the City of X. (6)
OPINIONS RENDERED BY THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1936) (6)
Isolation of the Bacillus anthracis from Spinose Ear Ticks Ornithodorus megnini. (1944) (5)
The Anatomy of the Large American Fluke (Fasciola Magna) and a Comparison with Other Species of the Genus Fasciola, S.ST. (1895) (5)
The Common Tick (Dermacentor andersoni) of the Bitter Root Valley (5)
Strongylus Rubidus, a New Species of Nematode, Parasitic in Pigs (1892) (5)
HOOKWORM DISEASE IN CERTAIN PARTS OF THE SOUTH: A NEW PLAN OF ATTACK (1932) (4)
Ctenocephalides, New Genus of Fleas, Type Pulex canis. (4)
REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1907) (4)
A Discussion of Certain Questions of Nomenclature, as applied to Parasites (4)
Key-Catalogue of Insects of Importance in Public Health. (4)
SUMMARIES OF SIX OPINIONS (9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 18) BY THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1910) (4)
Amendments to the International Rules of Zoological Nomenclature (1928) (4)
Lung Capacity of Children: Spirometer Tests of 1,618 White School Children (751 Boys, 867 Girls) in the City of X (4)
Key-Catalogue of the Crustacea and Arachnoids of Importance in Public Health. (3)
UNDERLYING FACTORS IN THE CONFUSION IN ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE WITH A DEFINITE PRACTICAL SUGGESTION FOR THE FUTURE. (1927) (3)
Key-Catalogue of the Protozoa reported for Man. (3)
Hookworm disease among cotton-mill operatives (3)
Flies as Carriers of Lamblia. Spores. The Contamination of Food with Human Excreta. (3)
NOTES ON PARASITES -- 56: ECHINOSTOMUM BURSICOLA LOOSS AND E. CLOACINUM BRAUN, FROM A NOMENCLATURAL STANDPOINT. (1901) (3)
A Probable (Third) Case of Gongylonema hominis Infection in Man. (3)
The Present Status of the Parasitic Nematode Family Ascaridae (3)
SPECIAL COMMITTEES ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1911) (2)
ZOOLOGY IN THE MEDICAL SCHOOL CURRICULUM. (1901) (2)
IS AN INTERNATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE PRACTICABLE? (1931) (2)
Retention of Cercopithecus, Type Diana, for the Guenons (1926) (2)
Observations on the Viability of the Eggs of Hookworms (Necator americanus) and of Eelworms (Ascaris lumbricoides) in Feces Allowed to Decompose in Water (2)
IS IT "FAIR TO SAY THAT HOOKWORM DISEASE HAS ALMOST DISAPPEARED FROM THE UNITED STATES?". (1933) (2)
Comparative Value of Sodium Hydroxide, Copper Sulphate, and Fermentation in Disinfecting Human Excreta containing Eggs of Hookworms (Necator americanus) and of Ascaris (Ascaris lumbricoides). (1926) (2)
PROTOZOA IN SAWDUST FOR CLASS WORK. (1920) (2)
THE SANITARY PRIVY (1916) (2)
Difficulties in Obtaining Ages: Popular Ignorance and Carelessness regarding One'S Birthday and Age (2)
The Berlin Tuberculosis Congress (1899) (2)
The Zoological Names Simia, S. satyrus, and Pithecus, and their Possible Suppression (1926) (2)
Heights and weights of children : classification, by age and by sanitation, of 1,652 white school children (771 boys, 881 girls) in the city of X (2)
Official List of Fourteen Generic Names of Fishes (1923) (2)
Literature of Parasites, No. II. (1892) (2)
SECTION F-ZOOLOGY. (1902) (2)
SEVENTH LIST OF GENERIC NAMES (TUNICATES) UNDER CONSIDERATION IN CONNECTION WITH THE OFFICIAL LIST OF ZOOLOGICAL NAMES. (1914) (2)
Contamination of Food Supplies. The Value of Protozoa as an Aid in Determining Fecal Contamination of the Food Supply. (1)
Thymol Administration. Subjective Effects in 464 Administrations in 243 Patients. (1)
REPORT ON THE MEMORIAL PRESENTED TO THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION REGARDING AN AMERICAN TABLE AT THE NAPLES ZOoLOGICAL STATION. (1893) (1)
REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1)
The Presence of Lamblia duodenalis in Man in North Carolina and the Recognition of Amebæ in Feces Several Days Old (1)
Administration of Thymol in Hookworm Disease (1)
The Type-Species of the South American Canine Genera Cerdocyon, Cerco-Docyon, Lycalopex, and Pseudalopex (1930) (1)
Proposed Suspension of Rules of Nomenclature in the Case of Bohadsch 1761 (1936) (1)
LIGHT HOOKWORM INFECTION: SHOULD PATIENTS BE ADVISED THAT THEY ARE CARRIERS BUT DO NOT NEED TREATMENT? (1927) (1)
Frequency of Hookworm Disease or Ground Itch Anemia among Public School Children in Southern Florida (1)
HOOKWORM DISEASE IN WHITE SCHOOL CHILDREN: COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS OF SURVEY (1932) (1)
The Rural Health Movement (1911) (1)
The Treatment of Hookworm Disease (1)
THE 'FIRST SPECIES RULE' VS. THE 'LAW OF PRIORITY' IN DETERMINING TYPES OF GENERA. (1907) (1)
Amendments to the International Bules of Zoological Nomenclature. Important Notice to Zoologists, Physicians, Veterinarians, and others using Zoological Names. (1)
Preliminary Note on a Simple and Inexpensive Apparatus for Use in Safe Disposal of Night Soil (1)
Hookworm Disease: Number of Treatments and Number of Full Doses of Thymol Administered in 61 Hospital and 22 Home-Cured Cases of Hookworm Infection (1)
Three Unusual Cases of Parasitism (A Slug, a Myriapod, and Cockroaches) Reported in Man (1918) (1)
WHAT CONSTITUTES PUBLICATION? (1928) (1)
The Correct Name of the Rocky Mountain Spotted-Fever Tick (1910) (1)
Suggested Cases for Suspension of Rules of Nomenclature (1936) (1)
Echinorhynchus Gigas and Its Intermediate Host (1891) (1)
The Public Health Status of Amoebic Dysentery in the United States as Potentially Influenced by the World War (1922) (1)
Further Observations on the Disposal of Excreta (Second Paper) (1)
CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF INTESTINAL PARASITES. (1903) (1)
PROPOSITIONS FOR CHANGES IN THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1912) (1)
The Surface Privy as a Factor in Soil Pollution, with Resulting Hookworm Disease and Typhoid Fever (1)
The Anatomy of the Large American Finke (Fasciola Magna) (1894) (0)
The Presence of Entamœba Histolytica and E. Coli in North Carolina (0)
THE CASE OF ASTACUS, 1775, VS. POTAMOBIUS, 1819. (1926) (0)
Information concerning parasitic worms in fish. (0)
The Rudolf Leuckart Celebration (1895) (0)
A scans lumbricoides caught in the Eye of a Shoe-Button. (0)
NOTICE OF POSSIBLE SUSPENSION OF THE RULES OF NOMENCLATURE IN THE CASES OF HOLOTHURIA 1758 VS. PHYSALIA 1801, AND BOHADSCHIA 1833 VS. HOLOTHURIA 1791. (1917) (0)
Review of Recent Publications in Medical Zoology (1892) (0)
The Case of Astacus , 1775, vs. Potamobius , 1819 (1926) (0)
Propositions for Changes in the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature (1912) (0)
Notes on Parasites (1892) (0)
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1927) (0)
THE NAMES SIMIA, S. SATYRUS AND PITHECUS. (1926) (0)
THE SMITHSONIAN TABLE AT THE NAPLES STATION. (1897) (0)
Animal Parasites and Human Disease (1926) (0)
Proceedings of Scientific Societies (1895) (0)
SIXTY-ONE NAMES UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR INCLUSION IN THE OFFICIAL LIST OF GENERIC NAMES. (1927) (0)
Recent trip in the West to investigate parasites of domestic animals (0)
Third List of Generic Names for the “Official List of Zoological Names” (1912) (0)
Special report on diseases of cattle. By Drs. Pearson, Murray, Atkinson, Lowe, Harbaugh, Law, Dickson, Mohler, Trumbower, Salmon, Smith and Stiles. (0)
Rules of the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1920) (0)
THE THREE-CLASS (FREIBANK) MEAT SYSTEM AS AN AID IN ERADICATING TUBERCULOSIS. (1907) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (1926) (0)
EVOLUTIONARY FORESTS AND ZOOGENIC TREEA Review of The New Evalution (1930) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (1927) (0)
Snuff and Tobacco: Their Use by School Boys and Girls in County Z (0)
Notes on Parasites (1892) (0)
NOTICE OF REQUEST TO ADMIT HUBNER’S (1806) "TENTAMEN" TO NOMENCLATORIAL STATUS UNDER SUSPENSION OF INTERNATIONAL RUEES (1926) (0)
Summaries of Four Opinions (6, 7, 8, 12) by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1909) (0)
THE SPELLI NG OF ENDAMOEBA (1931) (0)
Sanitary Progress: County of New Hanover and City of Wilmington, N. C. (0)
Mosquitoes and Malaria. Report on a Short Trip in Eastern North Carolina. (0)
Review of Recent Publications in Medical Zoology (1892) (0)
The Names Simia , S. satyrus and Pithecus (1926) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (0)
NOTICE OF POSSIBLE SUSPENSION OF THE RULES OF NOMENCLATURE IN CERTAIN CASES (1936) (0)
Notes on parasites-44 : Dicrocoelium lanceatum , Stiles &. Hassall, 1896 (0)
THE UNANIMOUS VOTE RULE IN THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1912) (0)
A Progressive Township: A North Carolina Township in Which Every Home and Every School Has a Privy (0)
MUSCA LINNAeUS, 1758, AND CALLIPHORA DESVOIDY, 1830. (1923) (0)
Recent Studies on School Children, with Special Reference to Hookworm Disease and Sanitation. (0)
Voges’ Description of Mal De Caderas, a South American Trypanosomatic Disease of Domestic Animals (1902) (0)
WHAT IS THE GENOTYPE OF X-US JONES, 1900, BASED UPON A SPECIES ERRONEOUSLY DETERMINED AS ALBUS SMITH, 1890? (1911) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (1923) (0)
The Berlin Tuberculosis Congress. (1899) (0)
Certain Military Aspects of Hookworm Disease. (0)
Proceedings of Scientific Societies (1894) (0)
ABSENT-MINDEDNESS AS A FACTOR IN PROFESSIONAL ETHICS. (1930) (0)
The Worms of Bronn's Thier-Reichs (1892) (0)
Notice to Zoologists on the Possible Suspension of the Rules in the Case of Nycteribia Latreille (1929) (0)
TREMATODE GENERIC NAMES PROPOSED FO THE "OFFICIAL LIST OF ZOOLOGICAL NAMES" (1912) (0)
THE LOAN OF LANTERN SLIDES TO ILLUSTRATE LECTURES ON HOOKWORM DISEASE. (1910) (0)
Treatment of Strongyloides Infection. (0)
Sixty-One Names Under Consideration for Inclusion in the Official List of Generic Names (1927) (0)
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1924) (0)
The Anatomy of the Large American Fluke (Fasciola Magna) and a Comparison with Other Species of the Genus Fasciola, S.ST. (1895) (0)
REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (0)
Notice to Zoologists of Generic Names to Be Inserted in the Official List (1924) (0)
What is the genotype of X ‥ us Jones, 1900, based upon a species erroneously determined as albus Smith, 1890? (1911) (0)
The Anatomy of the Large American Fluke (Fasciola Magna) (1894) (0)
SOME GENERAL PRINCIPLES IN CONNECTION WITH PROTOZOA AS FACTORS IN DISEASE. (1907) (0)
TRICHINAE IN PORK AND NEMATODES IN BUTTERFISH: IN THEIR RELATION TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTY IN THE SALE OF ARTICLES OF FOOD (1917) (0)
Changes in the Personnel of the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1911) (0)
Musca Linnæus, 1758, and Calliphora Desvoidy, 1830 (1923) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature: Musca and Calliphora (0)
Tobacco and Snuff. Their Use by White School Children in the City of X (0)
OPINIONS ON NOMENCLATURE (1924) (0)
Hospital Relief for the Country: The Possibilities Offered by Hospital Trains in Furnishing Much Needed Medical and Surgical Facilities to Rural Districts (0)
Notes on Parasites (1892) (0)
The Failure of Thymol to Expel Whipworms (Trichuris Depressiuscula) from Dogs (1902) (0)
Special report on diseases of the horse. By Drs. Pearson, Michener, Law, Harbaugh, Trumbower, Liautard, Holcombe, Huidekoper, Stiles, Mohler, and Adams. (0)
A PLAN TO ENSURE THE DESIGNATION OF GENERIC TYPES. AN OPEN LETTER TO SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGISTS. (1906) (0)
The Anatomy of the Large American Fluke (Fasciola Magna) (1894) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature: Spirifer and Syringothyris (1923) (0)
Notice to the Zoological profession of a possible suspension of the International Rules of Zoological Nomenclature in the Cases of Musca, Linnœus, 1758, and Calliphora, Desvoidy, 1830 (1917) (0)
Notice to Zoologists on the Possible Suspension of the Rules in the Case of Nycteribia Latreille (1929) (0)
The Smithsonian Table at the Naples Station (1897) (0)
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE OPINIONS 98 TO 104. (1928) (0)
SOME NOTES ON MALACOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1908) (0)
Public Health and Maternity (1913) (0)
CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1911) (0)
Notice of Proposed Suspension of Rules of Nomenclature in the Case of Bohadsch, 1761 (1936) (0)
Review of Recent Publications in Medical Zoology (1891) (0)
Report of Committee on the Relation of Protozoa to Disease; in Particular "Amoeba Coli.". (0)
Trematode Generic Names Proposed for the “Official List of Zoological Names.” (1911) (0)
Results of Microscopic Examination for Hookworm Disease in a Public School in Richmond County; Va. (0)
THE INFLUENCE OF HOOKWORM DISEASE UPON THE APPARENT AGE OF CHILDREN IN THE COTTON MILLS (1911) (0)
Notes on parasites-42: Comparison of the type of D. longissimum v. istomum , Linstow, 1883, with the type of D. longissimum corvinum , Stiles & Hassall, 1894 (0)
Diet and Pellagra. Rabbits and Hares as a Possible Dietary Factor in combating the Disease. (0)
THE RUDOLF LEUCKART CELEBRATION. (1895) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (1923) (0)
Soil Pollution. The Chain Gang as a Possible Disseminator of Intestinal Parasites and Infections. (0)
Consideration of Six Cases in Zoological Nomenclature (1927) (0)
FOURTH LIST OF GENERIC NAMES FOR THE "OFFICIAL LIST OF ZOOLOGICAL NAMES," PROVIDED FOR BY THE GRAZ CONGRESS. (1912) (0)
The ‘First Species Rule’ Vs. the ‘Law of Priority’ in Determining Types of Genera (1907) (0)
Proceedings of Scientific Societies (1894) (0)
The Nurse's Opportunity in Hookworm Disease. (1933) (0)
The Anatomy of the Large American Fluke (Fasciola Magna) (1894) (0)
Erinaceus Ecaudatus Designated Type of Setiger 1800 (1930) (0)
IS THE SO‐CALLED “COTTON MILL ANEMIA” OF THE GULF‐ATLANTIC STATES DUE TO LINT OR TO HOOKWORMS? (1911) (0)
The Loan of Lantern Slides to Illustrate Lectures on Hookworm Disease (1910) (0)
The Unanimous Vote Rule in the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1912) (0)
A Plan to Ensure the Designation of Generic Types. An Open Letter to Systematic Zoologists (1906) (0)
EIGHTH LIST OF GENERIC NAMES (MAMMALS) UNDER CONSIDERATION IN CONNECTION WITH THE OFFICIAL LIST OF ZOOLOGICAL NAMES. (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (0)
Zoological Nomenclature: Suspension of Sarcoptes, type passerinus, in favour of Sarcoptes, type scabiei (1926) (0)
Relation between occupation and criminality of women . Family budgets of typical cotton-mill workers . Hookworm disease among cotton-mill operatives (0)
RULES OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1920) (0)
Trematode Generic Names Proposed for the "Official List of Zoological Names" (1912) (0)
Notes on Parasites (1892) (0)
The Rudolph Leuckart Celebration (1895) (0)
CONVOCATION WEEK. (0)
The Anatomy of the Large American Fluke (Fasciola Magna) and a Comparison with Other Species of the Genus Fasciola, S.ST. (1895) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (1932) (0)
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1927) (0)
Protozoa in Sawdust for Class Work (1920) (0)
CHANGES IN THE PERSONNEL OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMESCLATURE. (1911) (0)
Further Observations on Soil Pollution in the Southern States (0)
SUMMARIES OF FOUR OPINIONS ( 6, 7, 8, 12) BY THE INTERNATIONAL COMISSION ON ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE. (1909) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature: Generic Names for the Official List (1924) (0)
Bertiella , New Name for the Cestode Genus Bertia Blanchard, 1891 (1902) (0)
Hookworm Disease in Three Cotton Mills in North Carolina (0)
The Practical Workings of the "Surface Privy" and the "Lime System" (0)
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1924) (0)
The Anatomy of the Large American Fluke (Fasciola Magna), and a Comparison with Other Species of the Genus Fasciola, S. St. (1894) (0)
The "Reader" as a Possible Public Health Agency in Cigar Factories (0)
Zoological Nomenclature: Official List of Certain Generic Names (1924) (0)
NOTICE OF PROPOSED SUSPENSION OF RULES OF NOMENCLATURE IN THE CASE OF BOHADSCH, 1761. (1936) (0)
Country Schools and Rural Sanitation: Six Sample Public Schools in One County. Does This County Need Medical Inspection in Its Schools? The Country School Teacher (0)
Notice of Possible Suspension of the Rules of Nomenclature in the Cases of Holothuria, 1758, Vs. Physalia, 1801, and Bohadschia, 1833, Vs. Holothuria, 1791 (1916) (0)
Proceedings of Scientific Societies (1892) (0)
IN HOW FAR HAS THE DOCTRINE OF CLEANLINESS AND PUBLIC HEALTH PERMEATED THE MEDICAL PROFESSION? (1913) (0)
Book Review:Studies on the Ectoparasitic Trematodes of Japan. Seitaro Goto (1894) (0)
Some of the factors influencing the spread of disease. (1939) (0)
"OFFICIAL" LIST OF ZOOLOGICAL NAMES--AN OPEN LETTER TO PROFESSIONAL ZOOLOGISTS. (1909) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature (1923) (0)
Special Committees on Zoological Nomenclature (1911) (0)
Notes on Parasites (1892) (0)
The Article 30 (g) of the International Rules of Zoological Nomenclature (0)
Zoological Nomenclature: Hübner's (1806) “Tentamen.” (1926) (0)
Zoological Nomenclature: Thirty-five Generic Names of Mammals (1924) (0)
THE CARNEGIE INSTITUTION. (1902) (0)
Tick (Ixodoidea) Generic Names to be included in the “Official List of, Zoological Names.” (1911) (0)
TICK (IXODOIDEA) GENERIC NAMES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE "OFFICIAL LIST OF ZOOLOGICAL NAMES" (1911) (0)
The Ability of Fly Larvæ to Crawl through Sand (0)
Notes on Parasites—56: Echinostomum bursicola Looss and E. cloacinum Braun, from a Nomenclatural Standpoint (1901) (0)

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