Isolation of a Loma salmonae variant: biological characteristic and host range

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Isolation of a Loma salmonae variant: biological characteristic and host range

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Main Author:	Sánchez, J.G.
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Subjects:	PECES DE AGUA DULCE SALVELINUS FONTINALIS VIRUS ZOOLOGÍA

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