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. 1956 Mar;54(1):118–140. doi: 10.1017/s0022172400044375

Q fever in Great Britain

Epidemiological information from a serological survey of healthy adults in Kent and East Anglia

B P Marmion, M G P Stoker, C B V Walker, R G Carpenter

PMCID: PMC2217995 PMID: 13319698

Selected References

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