Tuberculosis in Southern Brazilian wild boars (Sus scrofa): First epidemiological findings.

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A L G Maciel

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E R Dalla Costa

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J G Moreira

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K B Schmid

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M Coppola

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R O Rodrigues

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S P Cibulski

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T S Bueno

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10.1111/TBED.12734

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Fabiana Quoos Mayer

Angélica C Bertagnolli

Márcia Regina Loiko

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2017-10-27T00:00:00Z

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Sus scrofa