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Griffith, A.S. 1939. Infections of wild animals with tubercle bacilli and other acid-fast bacilli. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine 32 (2): 1405-1411.

Infections of wild animals with tubercle bacilli and other acid-fast bacilli

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Location Captive Subject Veterinary Species All Rhino Species

In a case of a rhinoceros in London Zoo, bovine bacilli were responsible for the tuberculosis.

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