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Report of an outbreak of swine fever in Auckland

I.G. Watt B.V.Sc. Department of Agriculture, Auckland
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G.V. Wallace B.V.Sc. Department of Agriculture, Auckland
Pages 7-9 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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PC Bingham, AMJ McFadden, J Wang, R Kittelberger, RR Clough & KM Tham. (2010) Investigation of a pig herd with animals seropositive for classical swine fever and where porcine circovirus-associated disease had been diagnosed. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 58:5, pages 253-259.
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RM Davidson. (2002) Control and eradication of animal diseases in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:sup3, pages 6-12.
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R.M. Davidson. (1968) Evolution of some major epizootic virus diseases. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 16:4, pages 56-63.
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