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Review
. 1992 May-Jun;148(3):199-222.
doi: 10.1016/0007-1935(92)90045-3.

Recent advances in avian virology

D Cavanagh  1
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Review

Recent advances in avian virology

D Cavanagh. Br Vet J. 1992 May-Jun.

Abstract

Selected, recent research on the following avian diseases, and their causative viruses, has been reviewed: chicken anaemia, infectious bursal disease, turkey rhinotracheitis, avian nephritis, fowlpox, influenza, infectious bronchitis and turkey enteritis.

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