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Isolation of bacteroides Nodosus From Hoof Lesions in a Farmed Red Deer (Cervus Elaphus)

T. M. Skerman Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Private Bag, Upper Hutt
Pages 102-103 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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KE Lawrence, C Balcomb, KJ Flay & L Whitfield. (2022) Bone sequestrum in a yearling red deer (Cervus elaphus) hind in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 70:5, pages 297-299.
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R.S. Green. (1985) A method to differentiate between virulent and benign isolates of Bacteroides nodosus based on the thermal stability of their extracellular proteinases. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 33:1-2, pages 11-13.
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S.C Ghimire, R.J Whittington, O.P Dhungyel, H.D Joshi & J.R Egerton. (2002) Diagnosis of footrot in goats: application of ELISA tests for response to antigens of Dichelobacter nodosus. Veterinary Microbiology 87:3, pages 237-251.
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B. Parajuli & P.J. Goddard. (1989) A comparison of the efficacy of footbaths containing formalin or zinc sulphate in treating ovine foot-rot under field conditions. British Veterinary Journal 145:5, pages 467-472.
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