The effect of removing potentially infectious dogs on the numbers of canine Leishmania infantum infections in an endemic area with high transmission rates (Q36005925)

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11 August 2017

The effect of removing potentially infectious dogs on the numbers of canine Leishmania infantum infections in an endemic area with high transmission rates (English)

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Leishmania infantum

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Gabriel Grimaldi

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Antonio Teva

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Claudiney B Santos

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Adelson L Ferreira

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Aloísio Falqueto

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1 June 2012

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American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene

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