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IN the concluding remarks to his article1 on Anopheles gambiœ in America, my old friend and colleague, Dr. John Smart, of the British Museum (Natural History), suggests that men engaged at present on anti-malarial or other entomological work with the Forces may be engaged after the War to continue work of this kind in the Colonies and elsewhere.
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Smart, J., Nature, 153, 765 (1944).
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CHAPMAN, K. A Colonial Scientific Service. Nature 155, 146–147 (1945). https://doi.org/10.1038/155146b0
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