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Allan, R. M.(1950), Fleas (Siphonaptera) from birds in North-East Scotland. The Scottish Naturalist. 62(1): 33-41.
Allan, R. M.(1954), A further record of the flea Tarsopsylla octodecimdentata (Kol.) in Scotland. The Scottish Naturalist 65(3): 192-193.
Allan, R. M.(1956), A study of the populations of the rabbit flea Spilopsyllus cuniculi (Dale) on the wild rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus in North-East Scotland. The Proceedings of the Royal Entomological Society of London (A) 31: 145-152.
Allan, R. M. & Shanks, P. L.(1955), Rabbit fleas on wild rabbits and the transmission of myxomatosis. Nature, London 175: 692.
Anonymous(1952), Records of fleas from Fair Isle Birds. Bulletin of the Fair Isle Bird Observatory. (6), Annual Report. 1951: 36.
Anonymous(1955), Report of the Nature Conservancy for the year ended 30th September, 1955. H.M.S.O. pp. i-iv, 1-56 [13].
Ash, J.(1950), Some Berkshire records of Siphonaptera in 1949. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 86: 359.
Ash, J.(1952), Siphonaptera bred from birds’ nests. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 88: 217-222.
Ash, J.(1955), Some records of bird and mammal ectoparasites. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 91: 64-65.
Askew, R. R.(1974), Insects from Bardsey Island. Entomologist’s Gazette 25(1): 45-51.
Aubrook, E. W.(1966), Ischnopsyllus octactenus (Kolenati) (Siphonaptera) from the Isle of Rhum. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 101(1217-1219): 286.
Ayala-Barajas, R., Morales-Muciño, J. C., Wilson, N., Llorente-Bousquets, J. E. & Ponce-Ulloa, H. E.(1988), Catalogo de las Pulgas (Insecta; Siphonaptera) en el Museo de Zoologia, Facultad de Ciencias Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. Serie Catalogos del Museo de Zoologia “Alfonso L. Herrera”. Catalogo No.1.
Bacot, A. W.(1914), A study of the bionomics of the common rat fleas and other species associated with human habitations, with special reference to the influence of temperature and humidity at various periods of the life history of the insect. Journal of Hygiene (Cambridge) 13: Plague Suppl. 3: 447-654.
Bagnall, R. S.(1913), Review of Field Work in 1911. Entomologist’s Record 25(9): 224-226.
Bagnall, R. S.(1919), Records of some Siphonaptera (Fleas) from Lancashire. Lancashire & Cheshire Naturalist 11: 263-264.
Bagnall, R. S.(1919), The Siphonaptera (Fleas) of Northumberland and Durham. Transactions of the Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 5(2): 181-198.
Bagnall, R. S.(1930), Records of some ectoparasites of the otter and badger, including a rare Trichodectes previously unknown as British. The Vasculum 16(1) : 6-9.
Baker, K. P. & Elharam, S.(1992), The biology of Ctenocephalides canis in Ireland. Veterinary Parasitology 45(1-2): 141-146.
Baker, K. P. & Hatch, C.(1972), The species of fleas found on Dublin dogs. Veterinary Record 91: 151-152.
Baker, K. P. & Mulcahy, R.(1986), Fleas on hedgehogs and dogs in the Dublin area. Veterinary Record 119(1): 16-17.
Bates, J. K.(1962), Field studies on the behaviour of bird fleas. I. Behaviour of the adults of three species of bird fleas in the field. Parasitology 52: 113-32.
Beaucournu, J. C., Launay, H. & Guigen, C.(1983), Ceratophyllus chasteli Beaucournu et al., a flea new to the British Isles. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 119: 227-228.
Beresford-Jones, W. P.(1981), Prevalence of fleas on dogs and cats in an area of central London. Journal of Small Animal Practice 22: 27-29.
Berry, R. J.(1968), The ecology of an island population of the house mouse. Journal of Animal Ecology 37(2): 445-470.
Bloomfield, E. N.(1888), The natural history of Hastings and St. Leonards and the vicinity. 2nd Supplement. St. Leonards-on-Sea, p.12.
Bloomfield, E. N.(1898), The natural history of Hastings and St. Leonards and the vicinity. 3rd supplement. St. Leonards-on-Sea, p.16. (1st Suppl.: 40; 2nd Suppl.:13).
Bloomfield, E. N.(1903), Norfolk Diptera. Transactions of the Norfolk and Norwich Naturalists’ Society 7: 541-551.
Bloomfield, E. N.(1906), Annual notes on the local fauna, flora, etc. The Hastings and East Sussex Naturalist 1(1): 17-21.
Bloomfield, E. N.(1908), Annual notes on the local fauna, flora, etc. The Hastings and East Sussex Naturalist 1(3):124-129.
Bloomfield, E. N.(1909), Annual notes on the local fauna, flora, etc. The Hastings and East Sussex Naturalist 1(4):186-191.
Bloomfield, E. N.(1910), Annual notes on the local fauna, flora, etc. The Hastings and East Sussex Naturalist 1(5):205-211.
Bolam, R. M. & Burtt, E. T.(1956), Flea infestation as a cause of papular urticaria: a preliminary investigation. British Medical Journal 1: 1130.
Bold, T. J.(1870), Entomological notes for the year 1869. Natural History Transactions of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle-upon-Tyne 3: 376-380.
Boycott, A. E.(1912), The reaction to flea-bites. Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology 17: 110.
Boyd, A. W.(1931), Notes on the tree sparrow. British Birds 25(10): 278-285.
Boyd, A. W.(1935), Notes on the tree sparrow. British Birds 28(11): 347-349.
Boyd, J. E. M.(1922), The botany and natural history of the dyke-land near Sandwich, Kent, as far as they concern medical entomology. Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps 38: 41-47, 117-130.
Boyd, J. M.(1959), Observations on the St. Kilda field mouse Apodemus sylvaticus hirtensis Barrett-Hamilton. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 133(1): 47-65.
Britt, D. P.(1982), Possible phoretic association between mallophagan and flea ectoparasite of the badger, Meles meles (L.). Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology 76(4): 489-491.
Britt, D. P. & Molyneux, D. H.(1979), Parasites of grey squirrels in Cheshire, England. Journal of Parasitology 65(3): 408.
Britt, D. P. & Molyneux, D. H.(1983), Phoretic associations between hypopi of Acarus nidicolous (Acari, Astigmata, Acaridae) and fleas of British small mammals. Annales de Parasitologie Humaine et Comparée 58(1): 95-98.
Britten, H.(1916), Cimex pipistrelli Jenyns, in Oxfordshire. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 52: 142.
Britten, H.(1920), Siphonaptera. Records in the Counties of Cumberland, Westmorland, Lancashire and Cheshire. The Lancashire & Cheshire Naturalist 13(5-6): 40-45.
Britten, H.(1923), Siphonaptera. A new Cheshire record for 1922. Lancashire and Cheshire Naturalist 16: 57.
Britten, H.(1930), Siphonaptera. A check list of the fauna of Lancashire and Cheshire (ed. Lawson, A. K.). Arbroath, p.80.
Britten, H.(1931), Additions to the insect fauna of Lancashire and Cheshire for the years 1929-30. 17th Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1930): 15-21.
Britten, H.(1932), Insects new to Lancashire and Cheshire during 1931. 18th Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1931): 19-27.
Britten, H.(1933), Insects new to Lancashire and Cheshire during 1932. 19th Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1932): 33-37.
Britten, H.(1935), Insects and Acari. 21st Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1934): 25-34.
Britten, H.(1936), Insects and Acari. 22nd Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1935): 44-49.
Britten, H.(1938), Siphonaptera. The Naturalist, London 973: 72.
Britten, H.(1948), Insecta during 1944. 27th Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1943-46): 30-35.
Britten, H.(1948), Insecta in 1946. 27th Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1943-46): 42-47.
Britten, H.(1949), Insects and Acari in 1947. 28th Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1947-1948): 22-30.
Britten, H.(1950), Insects and Acari in 1948-1949. 29th Report of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Committee (1949): 93-107.
Britten, H. & Williams, E. G.(1934), Notes on the survey of the natural history of a small area. III. The North Western Naturalist 9(3): 256-260.
Brown, E.(1863), Order Diptera. In Mosley, O. & Brown, E. The natural history of Tutbury. London, p.210.
Buck, F. D.(1947), Hystrichopsylla talpae Curv. In Epping Forest. Proceedings of the South London Entomological & Natural History Society (1946-47): 52.
Buckle, A. & Harris, S.(1980), The flea epifauna of a suburban fox (Vulpes vulpes) population. Journal of Zoology, London 190(3): 431-439.
Butler, E. A.(1883), The natural history of Hastings and St. Leonards and the vicinity. 1st Supplement. Hastings, p.27.
Butler, F. T.(1994), Arthropod and helminth parasites from rabbits, Oryctolagus cuniculus, in south-west Ireland. Irish Naturalist’s Journal 24(10): 392-395.
Carlisle, R. W. & Skillen, S.(1960), Parasites on Irish Bats. Irish Naturalist’s Journal 13(7): 168-169.
Carlisle, R. W. & Skillen, S.(1960), Fleas from Irish Bats. Irish Naturalist’s Journal 13(8): 185-186.
Carr, J. W.(1906), Insects, Diptera in: Page, W., The Victoria history of the county of Nottingham. London 1: 79-132 [Siph.: 124].
Carr, J. W.(1916), The invertebrate fauna of Nottinghamshire. Nottingham, pp. 480-482.
Carrick, R.(1939), Some parasites of birds and mammals from Canna. The Scottish Naturalist. 235: 23-24.
Champion, G. C.(1907), Coleoptera in moles’ nests in Surrey. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 43: 63.
Chapman, D. I.(1962), Species of Siphonaptera from a British Otter. Nature 195(4839): 401.
Charbonnier, H. J.(1912), The Diptera of the Bristol district. Proceedings of the Bristol Naturalists’ Society 3(4): 51-75.
Charbonnier, H. J.(1916), Notes on the Diptera of Somerset. Part 1. Proceedings of the Somersetshire Archaeological & Natural History Society 61: 189-204.
Cheke, R. A.(1977), Records of haematophagous Diptera associated with sand martins in Scotland. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine (1977) (1356-1359) 113: 120.
Chesney, C. J.(1995), Species of flea found on cats and dogs in south west England: further evidence of the polyxenous state and implications for flea control. Veterinary Record 136(14): 356-358.
Chitty, A. J.(1893), Hystrichopsylla obtusiceps, Ritsema, in Scotland. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 29: 20.
Chitty, A. J.(1898), Hystrichopsylla talpae, Grav., at Dodington, Kent. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 34: 280.
Claassens, A. J. M.(1964), Some fleas new to Ireland from cliff nesting house martins Delichon urbica urbica (L.) in Co. Cork. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 100(1204-5): 197-198.
Claassens, A. J. M.(1965), Fleas from the woodmouse Apodemus sylvaticus sylvaticus (L.) in Co. Cork. Entomologist’s Gazette 16(3): 95-104.
Claassens, A. J. M.(1965), The Siphonaptera of the Hirundinidae in Ireland. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 64 B 14: 195-209.
Claassens, A. J. M. & O’Rourke, F. J.(1966), The distribution and general ecology of the Irish Siphonaptera. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 64 B 23: 413-463.
Clark, F.(1978), Some records of fleas (Siphonaptera) from English birds and mammals. Entomologist’s Gazette 29(4): 258-260.
Clark, F.(1989), Studies on three congeneric species of fleas [Ceratophyllus] (Siphonaptera) from the nests of Delichon urbica urbica in England. (Abstract) Index to Theses Accepted for Higher Degrees in the Universities of Great Britain and Ireland 38(1): 267 and Dissertation Abstrs International B 50(1): 48-B.
Clark, F.(1998), Prevalence of the cat flea Ctenocephalides felis and oocyte development during autumn and winter in Leicester City, U.K. Medical and Veterinary Entomology 13(2): 217-218.
Clark, F. & Hill, L. A.(1999), The colonisation of artificial house martin (Delichon urbica L.) nests by ectoparasites (Siphonaptera: Diptera: Hemiptera: Acari). Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 135: 237-240.
Clark, F. & McNeil, D. A. C.(1981), Geographical distribution of house martin fleas in Leicestershire. Transactions of the Leicester Literary and Philosophical Society 75: 11-17.
Clark, F. & McNeil, D. A. C.(1981), The variation in population densities of fleas in house martin nests in Leicestershire. Ecological Entomology 6(4): 379-386.
Clark, F. & McNeil, D. A. C.(1984), Records of fleas from nests of house martins (Delichon urbica urbica (L.)) in Cornwall and Derbyshire. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 120: 59-62.
Clark, F. & McNeil, D. A. C.(1991), Temporal variation in the population densities of fleas in house martin nests (Delichon u. urbica) (Linnaeus) in Leicestershire, UK. Entomologist’s Gazette 42(4): 218-288.
Clark, F., McNeil, D. A. C. & Hill, L. A.(1993), Studies on the dispersal of three congeneric species of flea monoxenous to the house martin (Delichon urbica L.)). Entomologist 112(2): 85-94.
Clark, J.(1906), Insects, Diptera in: Page, W., The Victoria history of the county of Cornwall. London 1: 163-245 [Siph.: 228].
Clegg, T. M.(1965), Nosopsyllus londiniensis (Rothschild) (Siphonaptera, Ceratophyllidae) in a south Yorkshire coal-mine. Entomologist 98(1223): 79.
Cocks, W. P.(1852), Contributions to the Falmouth fauna. 20th Report of the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society: 3-63.
Corbet, G. B.(1964), Records of small mammals and their parasites from the Islands of Scarba and Luing, Inner Hebrides. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 143(2): 352-359.
Cotton, M. J.(1960), Siphonaptera from Northumberland. Entomologist’s Gazette 11(1): 37-42.
Cotton, M. J.(1961), Fleas (Siphonaptera) recorded from Lundy Island. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 96(1157-1159): 243.
Cotton, M. J.(1965), Biology of the fleas of small mammals. D.Phil. Thesis, Oxford University.
Cotton, M. J.(1969), The reproductive biology of Megabothris turbidus (Roths.) (Siphonaptera). The Entomologist 102(1279): 286-289.
Cotton, M. J.(1970), The reproductive biology of Ctenophthalmus nobilis (Rothschild) (Siphonaptera). Proceedings of the Royal Entomological Society of London (A) 45(10-12): 141-148.
Couatarmanac’h, A. & Linn, I. J.(1988), Two fleas (Siphonaptera) new to the Lundy list: Were there once woodmice Apodemus sylvaticus on the island? Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science 120: 145-153.
Coward, P. S.(1991), Fleas in southern England. Veterinary Record 129(12): 272.
Cowx, N. C.(1967), Some aspects of the ecology and biology of some small mammal fleas from Yorkshire. Journal of Biological Education 1(1): 75-78.
Curtis, J.(1826), PULEX TALPAE. Mole's Flea. British Entomology. London 3: 114.
Curtis, J.(1832), CERATOPHYLLUS ELONGATUS. Yellow Bat's Flea. British Entomology. London 9: 417.
Dale, C. W.(1891), The Diptera of West Cornwall. Transactions of the Penzance Natural History Society 3: 262-266.
Dale, C. W.(1878), The History of Glanville’s Wootton in the county of Dorset, including its zoology and botany. London. pp. 290-293.
Dale, C. W.(1890), Notes on Pulicidae. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 26: 161-162.
Dale, C. W.(1891), The Diptera of Dorsetshire. The British Naturalist 1(1): 3-6.
Dale, C. W.(1892), The Diptera of Dorsetshire. The British Naturalist 2(16): 63-65.
Dasgupta, B.(1958), A new Schistogregarien, Mattesia orchopiae n.s.p., in a flea of squirrels in England. Parasitology 48: 375-381.
Dasgupta, B. & Meedeniya, K.(1958), The vector of Hepatozoon sciuri. Parasitology 48: 419-422.
Davies, D. S.(1917), Notes on plague in Bristol in 1916. Annual Report of the Medical Officer for Health, Bristol (1916).
Davis, D. H. S.(1934), A preliminary survey of the nest fauna of short-tailed voles (Microtus agrestis and M. hirtus). Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 70: 96-101.
Davis, R. A.(1957), Mammal fleas on Skokholm. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 93: 25-26.
Devlin, T. R. E. & Lloyd-Evans, L.(1967), Mammals at Rye Meads and analysis of Barn Owl pellets. The Fourth Report of the Rye Meads Ringing Group: 22-26.
Donisthorpe, H.(1925), Insects in the nest of the grey squirrel. Entomologist’s Record 37(11): 163.
Donisthorpe, H.(1935), Some parasites etc., in the nests of house martins (Chelidon urbica, Linn.) in Windsor Forest. Entomologist’s Record 47(11): 130.
Douthwaite, R. J.(1966), Cambridge Irish seabird project: mammals. Cambridge Expeditions Journal 2: 32-35.
DuFeu, C. R.(1987), Some observations on fleas emerging from tit nestboxes. Ringing & Migration 8: 123-128.
Duffy, E. A. J.(1945), The coleopterous fauna of the Hants-Surrey border. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 81: 169-179.
Dunlop, G. A.(1908), The Orkney vole and its parasites. The Naturalist, London 612: 19-20.
Dunnet, G. M.(1950), Fleas (Siphonaptera) from mammals in Aberdeenshire. The Scottish Naturalist. 62(1): 42-49.
Dunnet, G. M.(1971), Chaetopsylla trichosa trichosa, a new flea for Britain. Entomologist 104(1300-1301): 284.
Dunnet, G. M. & Allan, R. M.(1955), Annual and regional variation in the flea populations of nests of the house-martin Martula u. urbica (L.) in North-East Scotland. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 91: 161-167.
Durden, L. A., Lott, D. A. & Ingram, B.(1988), Fleas (Siphonaptera) from a dormouse nest in Devon. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 124: 156.
Durden, L. A., Wilson, N. & Lott, D. A.(1991), Fleas (Siphonaptera) and mites (Acari) collected from mole (Talpa europaea) nests in England. The Entomologist 110(1): 43-48.
Eagles, T. R.(1947), Report of the South London Entomological and Natural History Society – January 8th, 1947. Entomologist 80: 95-96.
Edwards, F. B.(1961), Some notes on bats for 1960. Nature in Wales 7: 30-31.
Edwards, F. B.(1969), Fleas. Veterinary Record 85(23): 665.
Edwards, F. W.(1925), Insects inhabiting birds’ nests. Transactions of the Hertfordshire Natural History Society 18(2): 132-133.
Edwards, F. W.(1934), Aphaniptera. Hine, R. L., The Natural history of the Hitchin region. Hitchin. pp. 161-163.
Elton, C.(1934), Metazoan parasites from mice in the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides. Parasitology 26(1): 107-111.
Elton, C.(1936), Parasites from rodents and shrews in the Outer Hebrides. The Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 72: 31-34.
Elton, C., Ford, E., Baker, J. R. & Gardner, A. D.(1931), The health and parasites of a wild mouse population. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London (1931): 657-721.
Evans, F. C. & Freeman, R. B.(1950), On the relationships of some mammal fleas to their hosts. Annals of the Entomological Society of America 43(3): 320-333.
Evans, W.(1904), Some Pulicidae (Fleas) from the Edinburgh district. The Annals of Scottish Natural History 51: 193-194.
Evans, W.(1906), Further Siphonaptera (Fleas) from “Forth”. The Annals of Scottish Natural History (60): 241.
Evans, W.(1906), Some further records of Siphonaptera (Fleas) from the Forth Area. The Annals of Scottish Natural History (59): 161-163.
Evans, W.(1906), Some Invertebrata, including Ixodes borealis, from St. Kilda. Annals of Scottish Natural History (58): 83-88.
Evans, W.(1909), Hystrichopsylla talpae, Curt., in Forth and Tweed. The Annals of Scottish Natural History 70: 120-121.
Evans, W.(1910), Notes on Siphonaptera. The Annals of Scottish Natural History 75: 184-185.
Fain, A., Greenwood, M. T. & Macfarlane, D.(1991), Mites (Acari) found in the nest of the dipper Cinclus cinclus aquaticus Bechstein, in Wales (British Isles). Acarologia 32(3): 193-204.
Fairley, J. S.(1963), Doratopsylla dasycnema, a flea previously unrecorded in Ireland. Irish Naturalist 14(6): 122.
Fairley, J. S.(1963), Fleas from the Fieldmouse Apodemus sylvaticus (L.) in Co. Down. The Irish Naturalist’s Journal 14(7): 145-149.
Fairley, J. S.(1964), A collection of fieldmice from Rathlin Island, Northern Ireland. Annals and Magazine of Natural History 7(13): 27-31.
Fairley, J. S.(1964), The fieldmouse on some Irish islands. The Irish Naturalist’s Journal 14(12): 309-311.
Fairley, J. S.(1965), Further observations on the distribution of the epifauna of the fieldmouse (Apodemus sylvaticus (L.) in Ireland. The Irish Naturalist’s Journal 15(3): 67-69.
Fairley, J. S.(1970), Epifauna from Irish bank voles Clethrionomys glareolus Schreber. The Irish Naturalist’s Journal 16(11): 342-346.
Fairley, J. S.(1970), Some new records of fleas from Irish mammals. Entomologist’s Gazette 21(1): 21-22.
Fairley, J. S.(1970), More records of fleas from Irish mammals. Entomologist’s Gazette 21(4): 295-299.
Fairley, J. S.(1971), Malareus pencilliger mustelae (Dale), a flea new to Ireland. The Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 107(1280-1282): 44.
Fairley, J. S.(1971), New data on the Irish stoat. The Irish Naturalist’s Journal 17(2): 49-57.
Fairley, J. S.(1971), More records of fleas from Irish mammals (second series). Entomologist’s Gazette 22(4): 259-263.
Fairley, J. S.(1997), Fleas from bank voles and field mice including Malaraeus penicilliger mustelae (Dale) and abundant Rhadinopsylla pentacantha (Rothschild). Irish Naturalist’s Journal 25(9): 341-342.
Fairley, J. S. & Clark, F. L.(1972), Further records of fleas from Irish birds and mammals. Entomologist’s Gazette 23(1): 66-68.
Fairley, J. S. & Clark, F. L.(1972), Notes on pipistrelle bats Pipistrellus pipistrellus Schreber from a colony in Co Galway. The Irish Naturalist’s Journal 17(6): 190-193.
Fairley, J. S. & Clark, F. L.(1973), Ceratophyllus rossittensis Dampf, a flea new to Ireland. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 108(1295-97): 122.
Fairley, J. S. & Clark, F. L.(1973), Further records of fleas from Irish birds and mammals (second series). Entomologist’s Gazette 24(4): 347-348.
Fairley, J. S. & Forster, R.(1979), Further records of fleas from Irish birds and mammals (third series). Entomologist’s Gazette 30(1): 56-58.
Fairley, J. S. & West, A. B.(1975), Fieldmice on Inishkea South, co. Mayo. Irish Naturalist’s Journal 18(6): 196-198.
Fisher, J.(1952), The Fulmar. Collins, London [p.378-379].
Flux, J. E. C.(1970), Life history of the mountain hare (Lepus timidus scoticus) in north-east Scotland. Journal of Zoology, London 161(1): 75-123.
Fountain, H. C.(1951), Two cases of heavy infestation of small mammals by fleas and acari. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 87: 1-2.
Fowler, J. A., Cohen, S. & Greenwood, M. T.(1983), Seasonal variation in the infestation of blackbirds by fleas. Bird Study 30(3): 240-242.
Freeman, R. B.(1939), Siphonaptera of the Oxford district. Proceedings of the Ashmolean Natural History Society (1939): 19-24.
Freeman, R. B.(1940), Orchopeas wickhami Baker (Siphonaptera) in Ireland. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 76: 205-206.
Freeman, R. B.(1941), The distribution of Orchopeas wickhami (Baker) (Siphonaptera) in relation to its host the American grey squirrel. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 77: 82-89.
Freeman, R. B.(1942), Note on Rhadinopsylla isacanthus (Roths.). Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 78: 139-140.
Freeman, R. B.(1943), Typhloceras poppei (Wagner) (Siph., Hystrichopsyllidae) in Oxfordshire. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 79: 144.
Freeman, R. B.(1945), Note on colonization by fleas. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 81: 38.
Freeman, R. B.(1946), Nycteridopsylla longiceps Roths. (Siph., Ischnopsyllidae) in Ireland. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 82(73): 117.
Freeman, R. B.(1946), The pig as a host of Pulex irritans L. (Siphonaptera, Pulicidae). Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 82: 19-21.
Garner, R.(1844), The natural history of the county of Stafford. London. p.319.
George, R. S.(1954), Siphonaptera from Gloucestershire, 1. Entomologist’s Gazette 5: 85-94.
George, R. S.(1955), Siphonaptera from Gloucestershire, 2. Entomologist’s Gazette 6: 53-54.
George, R. S.(1956), Rhadinopsylla (Actenophthalmus) integella integella J. & R. (Siphonaptera: Hystrichopsyllidae), a flea new to the British Isles. The Entomologist 89(1119): 201-202.
George, R. S.(1956), Siphonaptera from Gloucestershire, 3. Proceedings of the Cotteswold Natural Field Club 32(1): 73-81.
George, R. S.(1957), Siphonaptera from Gloucestershire, 4. Entomologist’s Gazette, 8(2): 138-139.
George, R. S.(1957), The Fleas (Siphonaptera) of Gloucestershire. Report of the Cheltenham and District Naturalist’s Society, 1955-1956: pp.8-10.
George, R. S.(1958), More information concerning the distribution and hosts of Siphonaptera in Britain. Entomologist’s Gazette 9(1): 29-32.
George, R. S.(1959), A collection of fleas (Siphonaptera) from St. Kilda. Entomologist’s Gazette 10(1): 54-57.
George, R. S.(1959), Fleas from nests of the pied flycatcher and other species in the Forest of Dean. Bird Study 6(3): 132-136.
George, R. S.(1959), The Fleas (Siphonaptera) of Essex. Essex Naturalist 30(3): 193-198.
George, R. S.(1960), Ctenophthalmus c. congener Rothschild, 1907, (Siphonaptera) in Middlesex. Entomologist’s Gazette 11(3): 166.
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