doi: 10.1136/bmj.326.7399.1109.
Chinese scientists must test wild animals to find the host of SARS
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Chinese scientists must test wild animals to find the host of SARS
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Possible hosts for the SARS virus include bears, monkeys, and the
endangered pangolin (above) MICHAEL PITTS/NATUREPL
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