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Clinical Communication

Granulomata caused by Dermatophilus in two cats

P.J. O'Hara B.V.Sc. Ruakura Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Hamilton
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D.O. Cordes B.V.Sc. Ruakura Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Hamilton
Pages 151-154 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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