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Colic, Small Colon Causes > Special:MobileDiff/84316 > Corynebacterium species > Feline Aggression > Special:History/Veterinary epidemiology: introduction

Veterinary epidemiology: introduction

10 April 2012

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9 May 2011

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    Undo revision 115295 by Jmudzingwa (talk)

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    removed Category:Veterinary Epidemiology - General Concepts using HotCat

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28 April 2011

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13 December 2010

  • Gauche

    Created page with "It is important to note that the principles of veterinary epidemiology are identical to those of human epidemiology, with the exception that these principles are applied to anima..."

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