Abstract
In the pathological collection of native fauna diseases held at the Taronga Zoo, Sydney, there are materials from about 300 wild, free range brush-tail possums from the Sydney area. Thirty-five of these have neurologic lesions.
New Zealand Veterinary Journal
Volume 41, 1993 - Issue 1
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