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The artificial infection of sheep with a brucella-like organism

Part I: the artificial infection of ewes part II: the artificial infection of rams

W.J. Hartley M.R.C.V.S. Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville, Wellington, New Zealand
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J.L. Jebson B.V.Sc. Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville, Wellington, New Zealand
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D. McFarlane B.Sc.M.R.C.V.S. Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville, Wellington, New Zealand
Pages 80-89 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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D.R. Ris. (1970) The bacteriology and serology of ewes inoculated with viable Brucella ovis organisms. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 18:1-2, pages 2-7.
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W.J. Hartley. (1961) The pathology of Brucella ovis infection in the pregnant ewe. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 9:6, pages 115-120.
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J.L. Jebson, W.J. Hartley, T.J. McClure & D. McFarlane. (1955) Pathology of brucellosis in rams in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 3:3, pages 100-104.
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M.B. Buddle. (1955) Observations on the transmission of Brucella infection in sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 3:1, pages 10-19.
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W.J. Hartley, J.L. Jebson & D. McFarlane. (1955) Some observations on natural transmission of ovine brucellosis. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 3:1, pages 5-10.
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M. B. Buddle. (2009) Studies on Brucella ovis (n.sp.), a cause of genital disease of sheep in new Zealand and Australia . Journal of Hygiene 54:3, pages 351-364.
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