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Wildlife disease passive surveillance: The potential role of wildlife rehabilitation centres. Authors: S.Trocini¹, C.Pacioni¹, K. Warren¹, J.Butcher², I.Robertson¹ ¹Murdoch University, School of Veterinary and Biom
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Document Date: 2011-02-04 01:46:28

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Obendorf / Perth / Gloucester / /

Company

Oxford University Press / Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre Inc. / MPG Books Ltd. / Deem S. L. S. P. / /

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North America / Europe / /

Country

United States / Brazil / Canada / United Kingdom / Spain / /

Event

Environmental Issue / /

Facility

Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre / Wildlife Centre / Wildlife Rescue Centre / Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital / I.Robertson¹ ¹Murdoch University / /

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wildlife disease networks / chemical pollution / little equipment / /

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Vancouver Island / /

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Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital / Animal Veterinary Association / Wildlife Centre / Murdoch University / Torreferrussa Wildlife Recovery Centre / International office of Epizootics / Veterinary Medical Association / Wildlife Rescue Centre / Oxford University / School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences / /

Person

Phildelphia / Wendell / Clark Jr / E. E. Clark Jr / /

Position

veterinarian / veterinary surgeon / WB / Porter / /

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Virginia / DuPage County / Illinois / Florida / British Columbia / /

PublishedMedium

The Canadian Veterinary Journal / /

Region

Northeastern United States / Western Australia / /

Technology

diagnostic tests / /

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http /

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