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Correspondence

Further Practitioner Comment on Brucella Ovis

P.L. Hughes Tuihape Veterinary Services, Box 313, Taihape
Pages 201-203 | Accepted 30 Oct 1982, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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D.R. Ris, K.L. Hamel & D.L. Long. (1984) Comparison of an enzyme-linked immunospecific assay (ELISA) with the cold complement fixation test for the serodiagnosis of Brucella ovis infection. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 32:1-2, pages 18-20.
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J W PLANT, G J EAMENS & J T SEAMAN. (1986) Serological, bacteriological and pathological changes in rams following different routes of exposure to Brucella ovis. Australian Veterinary Journal 63:12, pages 409-412.
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