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July 1, 1986Letters in Applied Microbiology

Changes in the faecal enterococcal population of young chickens and its effect on the incidence of resistance to certain antibiotics

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AKAnne KaukasJHJ. A. HintonBeijing Union UniversityALA. H. LintonUniversity of Bristol

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