Literature

Authors	Year	Title
R. Hooke	1665	Micrographia
J. (Jan) Swammerdam	1752	A. Classe natürlicher Veränderungen. Von der Laus. B. Die Kupferplatten und derselben kurze Auslegungen
Joblot,	1754	Observations d`histoire naturelle, faites aves le microscope
G. Cuvier	1817	Les Parasites
J. B. M. de Lamarck	1818	Deuxième Section: Arachnides acaridiennnes
N. Funke	1830	Kupfersammlung. Page 42, Tafel XI, Fig 4: Die Laus
K. Torre, vonDalla	1908	Anoplura
A. Zucker	1915	Zur Bekäpfung der Kleiderläuse
F. Klein	1931	Phthirius oder Phthirus?
J. Ruhräh	1934	Delousing the head
H. Goudard	1935	A la recherche des Poux
D. Heinsius	1936	Éloge du pou.
A. Cornelis Oudemans	1939	Über Phthiriasis und über ihren Erzeuger Harpyrhynchus tabescentium (Berthold, 1845)
Anonymous	1942	Health under Hitler
P. Alfred Buxton	1947	The Louse. An account of the lice which infest man, their medical importance and control
P. Brinck	1948	Notes on Anoplura. Especially with regard to the Swedish species
R. Piechocki	1950	Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Hasenlaus, Haemodipsus lyriocephalus (Burmeister, 1839)
W. Eichler	1951	Die Entwicklung der Fragestellung in der Parasitologie
R. Hoeppli, Ch´iang I. - Hung	1952	Pediculus humanus and phthiriasis in old style Chinese and Western medicine
R. Hoeppli	1959	Pediculus humanus and phthiriasis in early Chinese and European medicine
G. J. Spencer	1964	A century of Entomology in Canada
G. Korting	1967	Phthiriasis palpebrarum -- und ihre ersten historischen Erwähnungen
Armelagos,George,J.	1969	Disease in ancient Nubia
P. Fritsch	1970	"Phthiriasis"
J. M. H. Hopper	1971	An epidemic of nits
H. Wolfgang Ludwig	1974	Die Läuse und der Mensch
L. Charles Parish	1977	History of Pediculosis
J. Bresciani, Haarløv, N., Nansen, P., Moller, G.	1983	Head louse (Pediculus humanus capitis) from mummified corpses of Greenlanders, about A.D. 1460
M. A. Girling	1984	Eighteenth century records of human lice (Phthiraptera, Anoplura) and fleas (Siphonaptera, Pulicidae) in the city of London
K. Y. Mumcuoglu, Zias J. E.	1989	How the ancients de-loused themselves
K. Y. Mumcuoglu, Zias J. E.	1990	Lice from ancient times
J. E. Zias, Mumcuoglu K. Y.	1991	Pre-pottery neolithic B head lice found in Nahal Hemar Cave and dated 6,900-6,300 B.C.E. (uncalibrated)
R. L. Palma	1991	A new species of Rallicola (Insecta, Phthiraptera, Philopteridae) from the North Island Brown kiwi
G. Mauersberger, Mey E.	1993	Mallophagen und Vogelsystem - Beitrag zur Diskussion der Parasitophyletik
A. M. Paterson, Gray, R. D., Wallis, G. P.	1993	Parasites, petrels and penguins: does louse presence reflect seabird phylogeny?
L. Gross	1996	How Charles Nicolle of the Pasteur institute discovered that epidemic typhus is transmitted by lice: reminiscences from my years at the Pasteur institute in Paris
K. Y. Mumcuoglu	1996	Control of human lice (Anoplura: Pediculidae) infestations: past and present
P. Doury	1996	Henry Foley and the discovery in 1908 of the role played by the louse in the transmission of relapsing fever
H. Kenward	1999	Pubic lice Pthirus pubis L. were present in Roman and Medieval Britain
J. O. Andersson, Andersson S. G.	2000	A century of typhus, lice and Rickettsia
A. M. Paterson, Banks J. C.	2001	Analytical approaches to measuring cospeciation of host and parasites: through a glass, darkly
J. Lindenmann	2002	Typhus vaccine developments from the First to the Second World War (on Paul Weindling's 'between bacteriology and virology...')
F. M. Rick, Rocha, G. C., Dittmar de la Cruz, K., Coimbra, Jr, C. E., Reinhard, K. J., Bouchet, F., Ferreira, L. Fernando, Araújo, A.	2002	Crab louse infestation in pre-Columbian America
E. E. Fernández, F. Valdés V.	2002	Lice in literature
A. Choudhury, Moore, B. R., Marques, F. L.	2002	Vernon Kellogg, host-switching, and cospeciation: rescuing straggled ideas
R. Kittler, Kayser, M., Stoneking, M.	2003	Molecular evolution of Pediculus humanus and the origin of clothing
E. Pennisi	2004	Human origins. Louse DNA suggests close contact between early humans
G. Weissmann	2005	Rats, lice, and Zinsser
J. Core, Bliss, R., Flores, A.	2005	ARS partners with defense department to protect troops from insect vectors
K. Y. Mumcuoglu, Hadas G.	2011	Head louse (Pediculus humanus capitis) remains in a louse comb from the Roman period excavated in the Dead Sea area of Israel.

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