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  • 1. Ruminant brucellosis in the Kafr El Sheikh Governorate of the Nile Delta, Egypt: prevalence of a neglected zoonosis.
    Hegazy YM, Moawad A, Osman S, Ridler A, Guitian J.
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    Holt HR, Eltholth MM, Hegazy YM, El-Tras WF, Tayel AA, Guitian J.
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    Edao BM, Ameni G, Assefa Z, Berg S, Whatmore AM, Wood JLN.
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