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    Miller JE, Bahirathan M, Lemarie SL, Hembry FG, Kearney MT, Barras SR.
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  • 29. Pooling sheep faecal samples for the assessment of anthelmintic drug efficacy using McMaster and Mini-FLOTAC in gastrointestinal strongyle and Nematodirus infection.
    Kenyon F, Rinaldi L, McBean D, Pepe P, Bosco A, Melville L, Devin L, Mitchell G, Ianniello D, Charlier J, Vercruysse J, Cringoli G, Levecke B.
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    Sebastiano RS, Sweeney T, Keady TW, Hanrahan JP, Good B.
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  • 33. Significance of anti-CarLA salivary IgA antibody in first grazing season cattle naturally infected with gastrointestinal nematodes.
    Merlin A, Shaw R, Chauvin A, Bareille N, Chartier C.
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    Kupcinskas T, Stadaliene I, Paulauskas A, Trusevicius P, Petkevicius S, Höglund J, Sarkunas M.
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  • 36. Which is the best phenotypic trait for use in a targeted selective treatment strategy for growing lambs in temperate climates?
    Laurenson YC, Kahn LP, Bishop SC, Kyriazakis I.
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  • 39. Weight-based targeted selective treatment of gastrointestinal nematodes in a commercial sheep flock.
    Stafford KA, Morgan ER, Coles GC.
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