'Natives of Senegal, West Africa, lighting a fire to keep away mosquitoes. Malaria, caused by a protazoa transmitted by mosquitoes, is still a problem in Senegal. Engraving, London, 1874.'

'Natives of Senegal, West Africa, lighting a fire to keep away mosquitoes. Malaria, caused by a protazoa transmitted by mosquitoes, is still a problem in Senegal. Engraving, London, 1874.'
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