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Authors	Year	Title
W. S. Patton, Wainwright C. J.	Submitted	The British species of the subfamily Sarcophaginae, with illustrations of the male and female terminalia. (cont.)
W. S. Patton, Wainwright C. J.	Submitted	The British species of the subfamily Sarcophaginae, with illustrations of the male and female terminalia
W. S. Patton, Wainwright C. J.	Submitted	The British species of the subfamily Sarcophaginae, with illustrations of the male and female terminalia
W. S. Patton, Ho C.	Submitted	The study of the male and female terminalia of the genus Sarcophaga with illustrations of the terminalia of the haemorrhoidalis group
W. S. Patton, Evans A. M.	Submitted	Insects, ticks, mites and venomous animals of medical and veterinary importance. Part I Medical
W. S. Patton	Submitted	The terminalia of the genus Wohlfahrtia B.B. and those of allied genera, together with notes on the natural grouping of the subfamilies Sarcophaginae and Miltogrammatinae
W. S. Patton	Submitted	Studies on the higher Diptera of medical and veterinary importance
W. S. Patton	Submitted	Studies on the higher Diptera of medical and veterinary importance
W. S. Patton	Submitted	Studies on the higher Diptera of medical and veterinary importance
W. S. Patton	Submitted	Notes on two cases of cutaneous myiasis caused by the larvae of Sarcophaga sp.?
W. S. Patton	Submitted	Some notes on Indian Calliphoridae. VI-VII
W. S. Patton	Submitted	Notes on the myiasis-producing diptera of man and animals
W. S. Patton	Submitted	Some notes on the arthropods of medical and veterinary importance in Mesopotamia and on their relation to disease. Part II. Mesopotamian house flies and their allies