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MOUSE FAVUS DUE TO TR, QUINCKEANUM IV ~7 VANBREUSEGHEM, R. 6; BORGtgRS, G. 1951: A p r o p o s d'une souche de Sabouraudites (Microsporum) gypseus isol@e au Congo belge. Ann. Soc. belge Med. trop. 31: No. 3: 377---382. 10. EMMONS, C. W. I934: Dermatophytes. Natural grouping based on the form of the spores and accessory organs. Arch. Derm. & Syph. 30 No. 3: 337--362. 11. SABOURAUD,R. 1910: Les Teignes. Masson & Cie. Paris. 12. I~APLAN,\~7, GEORG, L. K. & FOSNAUG~t,C. J. 1956: Isolation of the dermafophyte, Microsporum gypseum, from a horse with ringworm. J. A. V. M. A. 129, No. 8: 381--383. 13. tPORSTER,R. A. 1956: A useful method for the addition of antibiotic to culture media. J. Med. Lab. Tech. 13: 417--418. 14. CONANT,N. F., SMITH, D. T., BAKER, R. D., CALLAWAY,J. I. ~'~MARTIN, D, S.: Manual of clinical mycology. 2nd. ed. 336, 1954. W. B. Saunders Co. Philadelphia. 9. Addenda Part 1 (in vol. XI) References 37. 38. MEWBORN, A. 1903: Report of a case of favus of scrotum coexisting with ringworm of the thigh giving identical Trichophyton-like cultures. J. Cut. Diseases. 21, No. 244: I 1 - - t 7 . BLANK, F. 1957: Favus of Mice. Caned. ]. Microbiol. 3, 885--896. Errata P a r t 1 (in Vol. XI) Read magnifications as follows: Page 265. Plate II. Fig. 1. approx. 3/4 nat. size. Fig. 2. approx, nat. size. Page 272. Plate III. Fig. 1. approx. 1 ~ times nat. size. Fig. 2. approx. 1 ~ times nat. size. Page 263, Table I. read across: J. H. male. 14 yr. Strain No. 2 scalp 1, face 1. N,B. Dr. O. C. AINSWORTH (personal eomnlunication) has pointed out t h a t MACLEOD & Mtn~NDE (24) mention the binomial T. quinckeanum o11 p. 361.  (...truncated)