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1: Cornell Vet. 1952 Oct;42(4):423-49.Links

Microbiological and physiological changes associated with acute indigestion in sheep.

HUNGATE RE, DOUGHERTY RW, BRYANT MP, CELLO RM.

PMID: 12998362 [PubMed - OLDMEDLINE]

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