Biotic communities and disease dissemination among native animals in the Great Salt Lake Desert

Typescript report by Angus M. Woodbury giving results of four years of research by the University of Utah under a contract with the U.S. Army, studying "the ecological conditions under which human diseases might by perpetuated or disseminated among native animals and menace human populations." The research included identification of plants and animals in the area, study of probably vectors of diseases and routes of dissemination through wildlife; and study of the ecological relationships of possible vectors, hosts, and predators; and study of animal activity as they may lead to spread or control of disease vectors. This digital file contains the entire contents of folder 9 from box 21 of the Angus Munn Woodbury papers collection.