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July 1, 1971Avian Diseases

Enrichment Serology Compared with a Direct-Culture Procedure for Isolating Salmonellae from Rendered Animal By-Products

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CSC. F. SmyserUniversity of ConnecticutGSG. H. SnoeyenbosAmherst College

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