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A new aid to the diagnosis of Vibrio foetus infection in cattle

R.M. Salisbury B.V.Sc. Wallaceville Animal Research Station
Pages 128-129 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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M.H. Blunt. (1959) The incidence of Brucella abortus, Leptospira pomona, and Vibrio fetus antibodies in beef cattle in the Gisborne district. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 7:6, pages 155-159.
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A. R. McTackett. (2008) THE INCIDENCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH ABORTION AND SERVICE RETURN IN DAIRY HERDS OF SOUTH‐EASTERN QUEENSLAND. Australian Veterinary Journal 39:11, pages 438-440.
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