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Bibliographies of the Screwworm Publications

Screwworm Publications, 1830-1981.: Annotated Bibliography of the Screwworm, Cochliomyia homnivorax (Coquerel).
By J. Wendell Snow, A. J. Siebenaler and F. G. Newell. 621 citations.
Screwworm Publications, 1981-1999.: By Lynn Jones Stewart and Kristen Romano. 247 citations.
Writings of Edward F. Knipling, 1934-1999.: By Edward F. Knipling, Edwina K. Lake and Agricultural Research Service staff. 364 citations.

Each bibliography is arranged in alphabetical order by author. Click on the title of the bibliography to view it.