Books by T. Spencer Cobbold
Total count: 31
A microscopic examination of the ova of Penthaleus capidarius1852-01-01
Dr Cobbold's address at the opening of the Royal Medical Society's new hall, no. 7, Melbourne Place, November 7th, 18521853-01-01
Description of a new species of trematode worm (Fasciola Gigantica)Printed by Neill and Company1855-01-01
List of entozoa, including pentastomes, from animals dying at the Society's menagerie, between the years 1857-60 inclusive, with descriptions of several new species1861-01-01
On the scope, tendency, and educational value of the Natural History Sciences1861-01-01
Entozoa, an introduction to the study of helminthologywith reference more particularly to the internal parasites of man.Groombridge1864-01-01
A national sanitary questionnew entozootic malady : observations on the probably introduction of this formidable disease, and on the almost inevitable increase of parasitic diseases in general, as a consequence of the proposed extensive utilization of sewageGroombridge and Sons1865-01-01
On the present state of our knowledge respecting entozoa, which are either known or are presumed to be introduced into thehuman body by the consumption of animal foodW. Clowes1865-01-01
Worms : a series of lectures on practical helminthology delivered at the Medical College of the Middlesex Hospitalwith cases illustrating the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of internal parasitic diseasesJ. and A. Churchill1872-01-01
Worms, a series of lectures on practical helminthologydelivered at the Medical College of the Middlesex Hospital, with cases illustrating the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of internal parasitic diseasesLindsay and Blakiston1872-01-01
Wormsa series of lectures on practical helminthology delivered at the Medical College of the Middlesex Hospital .1872-01-01
The internal parasites of our domesticated animals : a manual of the Entozoa of the ox, sheep, dog, horse, pig, and catThe Field Office1873-01-01
The internal parasites of our domesticated animalsa manual of the Entozoa of the ox, sheep, dog, horse, pig, and cat.The Field office1873-01-01
Tapeworms (human entozoa)their sources, varieties, and treatment ; with one hundred cases3rd ed.Longmans, Green, and Co.1875-01-01
On the destruction of elephants by parasiteswith remarks on two new species of entozoa and on the so-called earth-eating habits of elephants and horses in Indias.n.]1875-01-01
Further remarks on parasites from the horse and elephantwith a notice of new amphistomes from the oxs.n.]1875-01-01
Parasitesa treatise on the entozoa of man and animals including some account of the ectozoaJ. & A. Churchill1879-01-01
Science in relation to mental and moral culturethe president's address delivered the Annual General Meeting, July 24th, 1880s.n.1880-01-01
Tropical diseasea memorandumThe Author1882-01-01
Human parasites : a manual of reference to all the known species of entozoa and ectozoa which (excluding the microphytic, confervoid, and simple sarcodic organisms) are found infesting manLongmans, Green1882-01-01
The parasites of meat and prepared flesh foodtwo lectures ... together with an appendix containing a descriptive catalogue of one hundred drawings of parasites exhibited in the South Gallery, class VIII., no. 206Printed and published for the Executive Council of the International Health Exhibition, and for the Council of the Society of Arts, by William Clowes and Sons1884-01-01
Remarks on the best methods of displaying Entozoa in museums
On the prevalence of entozoa in the dog, with remarks on their relation to public healths.n.