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XXVI. The Part Played by Insects in the Epidemiology of Plague

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Journal J Hyg (Lond)
Publisher Cambridge University Press
Specialty Public Health
Date 2010 May 18
PMID 20474354
Citations 10
Authors
D T Verjbitski
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