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Title: Colour atlas for the diagnosis of bacterial pathogens in animals / Wolfgang Bisping and Gunter Amtsberg.
Author: Siller, Walter. ; Amtsberg, Gunter. ; Phillips, James. ; Bisping, Wolfgang.
Year: 1988.
Description: 339 p. : col. ill. ; 27 cm.
Subject: Streptococcaceae. ; Bacteria, pathogenic. ; Corynebacterium. ; Clostridium. ; Bacillus. ; Staphylococcus. ; Pasteurella.
Notes: Parallel English and German text. Translated by : Walter Siller and James Phillips.
ISBN/ISSN: 3489507169;
Type: Book
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