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    Dubey JP, Leathers CW, Lindsay DS.
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  • 32. Verminous (Strongylus vulgaris) myelitis in a donkey.
    Mayhew IG, Brewer BD, Reinhard MK, Greiner EC.
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    Jäger M, Gauly M, Bauer C, Failing K, Erhardt G, Zahner H.
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    Berger J, Tema BO.
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