There are so many things I’ve wanted to write about in the time I’ve been away (and not just about historical research, heh). But I will make do with telling you that C.G. Johnson’s Ecology of the bed-bug (1941) is … Continue reading
The paper: Johnson, C. G. 1941. The ecology of the bed-bug, Cimex lectularius L., in Britain. Journal of Hygiene 41: 345–461 Our last two posts: Johnson’s hut
I am completely under so much pressure to get so many things done before the hearing (hopefully it will all be worth it and good things shall ensue, and by the way, you are preparing your testimony too, right? right?), … Continue reading
When we last mentioned Johnson’s Ecology of the Bed Bug, I said we would go back and talk a bit more about his experiments. And we should.
The active dispersal of bed bugs. Continue reading