this occurs not only in the dense bush area , but also in the forest area . that fishermen , who become infected during trips , mainly contract their infection some distance away from the lake shore where they meet g.pallidipes . that transmission at the lake shore itself is rare and that g. fuscipes fuscipes only plays a minor role in the transmission of the disease in the areas under consideration . that man is not a good reservoir for rhodesian sleeping sickness and that man-fly-man transmission is a rare occurrence . that game animals , particularly bushbuck and duiker , are the main source of infection for the flies which transmit the disease to man . that the sleeping incidence in man might merely be a reflexion of the incidence in the natural reservoir and that the factors influencing the latter will have to be studied to understand the former .
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infection
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disease