Publications

public health importance of market meat exposed to refuse flies and air-borne microorganisms.	abbatoir meats sold in the open at the ibadan market stalls were swabbed to investigate the presence of any microorganism. flies were caught on carcases being transported from the abbatoir in open vehicles to meat stalls and also at meat stalls and nearby refuse using fly catching nets. major flies caught were musca domestica; culicoides species, chrysomia and fannia cannicularis. stophylococcus aureus, salmonella and escherichia coli were the bacteria isolated from.	1984	6389402
field and laboratory investigations into the role of the musca species in the transmission of intestinal parasitic cysts and eggs in nigeria.	houseflies caught on refuse dumps in six areas of ibadan were dissected and the intestinal parasitic cysts and eggs which were found in their alimentary canal were similar to those found in the examined faeces of the community living in the environment. strongly eggs were also found in the alimentary canal of musca species which had fed on the faeces of an infected sheep. while the houseflies caught in the living quarters the high income group were free of parasites, some of these caught in and ...	1977	562375