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SUMMARY An anaerobic, slightly curved, tapered, corrugated, rod-shaped bacterium with 0 to > 12 flagella at each pole was isolated from 2 aborted lambs with focal hepatic necrosis. The organism stained faintly Gram-negative, but stained better by the Giemsa method. It was pleomorphic in culture, ranging from filaments containing granules to faintly staining spheroids.
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