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A Pain in the Butt: The Association Between Endo-Parasite Diversity and Horn Growth in Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep. [PDF]
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The oral microbial community of gingivitis and lumpy jaw in captive macropods
Gingivitis and lumpy jaw are diseases of polymicrobial aetiology. Although Fusobacterium necrophorum has been associated with these diseases in macropods, little is known about other organisms associated with these diseases in this animal species.
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Nocardia cyriacigeorgica as the causative agent of mandibular osteomyelitis (lumpy jaw) in a cat
Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation, 2014Esteban Soto
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Laboratory investigations in the “Lumpy Jaw” of macropods
Veterinary Research Communications, 1978C Keane
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