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September 1, 2003Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine

Biologic Behavior and Prognostic Factors for Mast Cell Tumors of the Canine Muzzle: 24 Cases (1990–2001)

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TGTracy L. GiegerNorth Carolina State UniversityATAlain P. ThéonUniversity of California, DavisJWJonathan WernerBioanalytica (Switzerland)

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