How Long to Read Entomology

How Long Does it Take to Read Entomology?

It takes the average reader 7 hours and 35 minutes to read Entomology by D. N. Roy

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In This Book Due Emphasis Has Been Laid On The Characteristics Of Disease-Carrying Insects To Render Their Identification With Certainty. Their Life History And Bionomics Have Also Been Adequately Dealt With On Which The Control Measures Are Based. Its Scope Has, However, Been Widened By Including The Behaviour Of The Parasite During The Insect Phase In Its Life Cycle. The Medical Entomologist Combines The Functions Of An Entomologist, A Biologist And A Parasitologist At The Same Time. The Book Has, Therefore, Been Written To Satisfy The Needs Of The Entomologist In Order That He May Fulfil These Difficult Functions Without Any Undue Strain On Him. Though This Book Has Been Written With The Primary Object Of Giving An Account Of Insect Life And The Behaviour Of Such Insects Towards The Spread Of Disease Organisms In This Country, Information On Similar Lines In Respect Of Other Countries Has Also Been Incorporated Though In A Comparatively Brief Manner. A Book Giving A Total Picture Of Insects Of The Entire World And Their Parasitological Relationships Is A Necessity For Every Entomologists And Parasitologist. Contents Part I: Entomology (Medical & Veterinary) Chapter 1: Phylum Annelida; Oligochaeta, Polychaeta, Hirudinea, Anti-Leech Remedies, Treatment Of Infestation; Chapter 2: Structure Of Insects; Classification, Arthropods In Relation To Diseases And Discomforts, Therapeutic Uses Of Arthropoda And Animals Of Medical Importance, Geographical Regions Of The World, Type: The Cockroach, Biological Warfare; Chapter 3: Order Diptera; Classification: Familieis, Subfamilies, Tribes Anophelini, Culcini And Megarhinini, Their Life History And Bionomics; Chapter 4: Mosquito (Subfamily Culicinae); Diseases, Tribes Anophelini, Culicini; Chapter 5: Genus Anopheles; Life History And Bionomics, Parasites, Races Or Varieties, Anopheles Species Of India, Malaria, Anopheles And Malaria, The Use Of Infected Anopheles In Therapeutics, Black Spore, Geographical Distribution Of Malaria-Carrying Anopheles, Malaria And Malaria-Mosquito Survey, Collection And Dissection Of Mosquitoes, Detection Of Infection In The Mosquito, Staining Of Sporozoites, Spleen-Index And Parasite-Index, Artificial Infection On Anopheles, Source Of Stomach Blood Of Mosquitoes, Malaria Control, Identification Of Female Anopheles Species Of India, Identification Of Anopheline Larve Of India; Chapter 6: Tribe Culicini; Genus Culex, Culex Fatigans, Genus Mansonia, Genus Armigeres, Mosquitoes And Filarial Diseases Of Man, Genus Aedes, Aed. Aegypti, Mosquitoes Employed In Testing Antimalarial Drugs, Disease Relationship, Control; Chapter 7: Other Nematocera; Family Psychodidae, Genus Phlebotomus, Disease Relationship, Breeding, Recovery Of Sand-Fly Larvae From Soil, Identification, Dissection Of Spermatheca Of Pharynx And Buccal Cavity, Collection And Preservation, Control, Geographical Distribution Of Sand-Flies In India, Families: Chronomidae, Ceratopogonidae And Simuliidae, Disease Relationship; Chapter 8: Orthorrapha-Brachycera; Families: Tabanidae And Pangonidae, Genera: Tabamus, Haematopota, Pangonia, Diptera-Aschiza, Genus Tubifera; Chapter 9: Diptera-Cyclorrapha; Muscoidea, Diseases, Control, Dissection, Acalyptrata Muscoidea, Drosophila, Hippelates, Siphuncnlina, Calyptrata, Muscoidea Muscidae, Calliphoridae, Sarcophagidae, Anthomyidae, Oestridae, Tachinidae, Blood-Sucking Muscidae Stomoxys, Glossina, Lyperosia, Myasis, Maggot Therapy, Rearing Larve From Cases Of Myiasis, Diptera Pupipara; Chapter 10: Order Siphonaptera; Characters, Disease Relationship, Fleas And Plague, Flea Index, Identification Of Living Fleas, Detection Of Plague Bacilli In Fleas, Classification, Family Pulicidae, Identification Of Plague-Carrying Fleas, Rearing Fleas, Rats, Plague Rats Of India And Their Identification, Chief Ectoparasites Of Rats In India, Examination Of Rats For Plague, Anti-Rat And Anti-Flea Measures, Family Sarcopsyllidae, Chiggerosis; Chapter 11: Order Hymenoptera, Coleoptera And Lepidoptera; Their Harmful Effects, Scarabiasis, Dermatitis; Chapter 12: Order Hemiptera (Rhynchota) Families Genera: Climex, Triatoma, Rhodnius, Chagas Disease, Control; Chapter 13: Order Anoplura; Suborders, Families, Genera: Pediculus, Phthirus, Haematopinus, Linognathus, Bovicola, Polyplax, Solenopotes, Disease Relationship, Control, Suborder Mallophaga; Chapter 14: Class Arachnida; Order Araneida, Superfamily Ixodoidea, Suborders, Ixodidae, Argasidae, Genera Of Hard Ticks, Human Diseases, Different Forms Of Typhus Fever And Their Vectors, Blood Parasites Of Domestic Animals Carried By Hard Vectors, Blood Parasites Of Domestic Animals Carried By Hard Ticks, Orinothodorus, Disease Relationship, Relapsing Fever Ticks, Collection, Dissection, Examination, Breeding, Control; Chapter 15: Mites; Family Trombiculidae, Important Genera, Scrub Typhus, Ricket-Tsialpox, Collection Of Mites In The Field, Prevention, Families: Tarsonemidae, Tyroglyphidae, Sarcoptidae, Sacbies, Sarcopticidal Drugs, Families: Gamasidae, Demodecidae; Chapter 16: Orders Araneida, Scorpionidea And Other Arachnida; Chapter 17: Class Crustacea And Other Arthropoda; Cyclops, Daphnia, Disease Relationship; Chapter 18: Notes On Laboratory Technique. Part Ii: Insecticides And Insect & Rat Control Chapter 1: The Chemistry Of Insecticides; Brief History Of Insecticides, The Chlorinated Hydrocarbons, Other Synthetic Organic Compounds, Organic Compounds Of Botanical Origin, Inorganic Compounds, Fumigants, Oils, Solvents And Detergents, Formulation Of Insecticides; Chapter 2: The Toxicology Of Insecticides; Mode Of Entry Of Insecticides, Mode Of Action Of Insecticides, Methods Of Testing Insecticides; Chapter 3: The Application Of Insecticides; Toxic Hazards Of Insecticides; Apparatus For Spraying, Apparatus For Producing Aerosols, Apparatus For Dusting, Aerial Application, Residual Spraying; Chapter 4: Insecticidal Control Of Noxious Diptera; Recent History Of Malaria Control, Mosquito Control, Mosquito Repellents, Control Of Phlebotomus, Simulium And Culicoides, House-Flu Control, Control Of Biting Flies On Livestock, Control Of Flies Parasitic On Livestock; Chapter 5: Insecticidal Control Of Other Species Of Medical Importance; Control Of Fleas, Control Of Lice On Man And Animals, Control Of Bed-Bugs, Including Fumigation, Cockroach Control, Control Of Ectoparasitic Mites, Control Of Ticks And Other Arthropods, Rodent Control.

How long is Entomology?

Entomology by D. N. Roy is 452 pages long, and a total of 113,904 words.

This makes it 153% the length of the average book. It also has 139% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read Entomology Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 10 hours and 22 minutes to read Entomology aloud.

What Reading Level is Entomology?

Entomology is suitable for students ages 12 and up.

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