Clinical and Patho - anatomical studies on Cases of Theileriosis in calves Histopathologically confusable with Juvenile Leukosis

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  • A. Ezzi
  • H. Amiri Moghaddam
  • M.R. Gholami
  • P. Ahourai
  • P. Hooshmand-Rad,
  • R. Hashemi-Fesharaki
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volume 38.39  issue 1

pages  11- 26

publication date 1988-02-01

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