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What has Happened to Avian Monocytosis?

R. B. CummingFaculty of Rural Science, University of New EnglandArmidale, N.S.W.Australia
Pages 218-222 | Published online: 23 Sep 2019

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W.G. Siller. (1981) Renal pathology of the fowl — A review. Avian Pathology 10:3, pages 187-262.
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J.E. Lohr. (1977) Causes of sudden drop in egg production in New Zealand laying flocks. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 25:4, pages 100-102.
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G Meulemans, M Mammerickx, R Froyman & P Halen. (1980) Isolement du virus influenza Hav6 N2 chez des poules pondeuses atteintes de monocytose aviaire. Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases 3:1-2, pages 171-176.
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