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Bovine babesiasis: The persistence of immunity to Babesia argentina and B. bigemina in calves (Bos taurus) after naturally acquired infection

D. F. MahoneyDivision of Animal Health, CSIRO, Queensland, Australia
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I. G. WrightDivision of Animal Health, CSIRO, Queensland, Australia
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G. B. MirreDivision of Animal Health, CSIRO, Queensland, Australia
Pages 197-203 | Received 13 Mar 1972, Published online: 15 Mar 2016

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