Epizoonoses.
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Series: Case Presentations on Film Series
Duration: 12 min
Year Published: 1966
Creator: Institute for Dermatologic Communication & Education
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Shows several types of parasitic insects called epizoonoses that feed on the surface of the human body and cause pathological changes in the skin. Explains their living habits and the physical symptoms which they cause.
Complete Record: Epizoonoses. Institute For Dermatologic Communication & Education. Made By Audio Productions. 12 Min., Sd., Color, 16 Mm. (Case Presentations On Film) Presented By Franz Herrmann & Otto Schultka. Produced In Cooperation With University Of California, University Extension. Co-Authors: Marion B. Sulzberger & Roberta Z. Sulzberger. © Institute For Dermatologic Communication & Education; 7dec66; Mp16512. , Shows several types of parasitic insects called epizoonoses that feed on the surface of the human body and cause pathological changes in the skin. Explains their living habits and the physical symptoms which they cause. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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