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Volume 13, Issue 3

Four New Diphasic Members of the Arizona Group of Bacteria found in Reptiles Free

Abstract

SUMMARY: Four hitherto undescribed diphasic members of the Arizona group of bacteria were identified in reptilian faeces. These organisms appear to occur frequently in healthy .

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1955-12-01
2025-05-16
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