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. 1976 Oct;20(5):442.

White rats as source of pox infection in carnivora of the family Felidae

S S Marennikova, E M Shelukhina

PMID: 11675

White rats as source of pox infection in carnivora of the family Felidae

S S Marennikova et al. Acta Virol. 1976 Oct.

. 1976 Oct;20(5):442.

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S S Marennikova, E M Shelukhina

PMID: 11675

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