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. 1968 Dec;96(6):2178–2179. doi: 10.1128/jb.96.6.2178-2179.1968

Isolation of methanogenic bacteria from feces of man.

P M Nottingham, R E Hungate
PMCID: PMC252579  PMID: 4881707

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