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. 1956 Jun;54(2):284–303. doi: 10.1017/s0022172400044521

Epidemiological consequences of the mechanical transmission of myxomatosis by mosquitoes^*

Frank Fenner, M F Day, Gwendolyn M Woodroofe

PMCID: PMC2218023 PMID: 13346086

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