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Small-intestinal adenocarcinoma in cattle

A.D. Ross Lincoln Animal Health Laboratory, P.O. Box 24, Lincoln
Pages 98-99 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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EL Milnes & A McLachlan. (2015) Surgical management of small intestinal intussusception associated with jejunal adenocarcinoma in a dairy cow. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 63:5, pages 288-290.
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IAN K. BARKER, A.A. VAN DREUMEL & NIGEL PALMER. 1993. Pathology of Domestic Animals. Pathology of Domestic Animals 1 318 .
K.W Newell, A.D Ross & R.M Renner. (1984) PHENOXY AND PICOLINIC ACID HERBICIDES AND SMALL-INTESTINAL ADENOCARCINOMA IN SHEEP. The Lancet 324:8415, pages 1301-1305.
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