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December 1, 1988Journal of Medical Primatology

Species of the Genus Papio (Cercopithecidae) as Subjects of Biomedical Research: I. Biological Basis of Experiments on Baboons

E.P. Fridman V.N. Popova

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The paper reviews the use of various baboon species in biomedical research throughout the world.

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