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. 2013 Nov 1;104(7):e510. doi: 10.17269/cjph.104.4298

Rabies in a Calgary Puppy Adopted From the Arctic

Silvina C Mema ¹¹⁷, Brent Friesen ^117,²¹⁷, Satishkumar Desai ³¹⁷, Melanie Rock ^417,^517,^617,⁷¹⁷, Lynn McIntyre ¹¹⁷

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