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New Zealand Veterinary Journal Volume 32, 1984 - Issue 10
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Pathogenicity of O. circumcincta, O. ostertagia and H. contortus in weanling stag fawns (Cervus elaphus)

J.T. Johnston Animal Sciences Group, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury
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A.S. Familton Animal Sciences Group, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury
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R. McAnulty Animal Sciences Group, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury
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A.R. Sykes Animal Sciences Group, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury
Pages 177-179 | Accepted 04 Apr 1984, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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