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Leptospiral infections of rodents in the North Island

R.E. Brockie Zoology Department, in association with the National Health Institute, Department of Health, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington; Ecology Division. DSIR, Lower Hutt, NZ
Pages 89-96 | Received 06 Jun 1976, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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