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The Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research|December 1, 1989

The host status of the striped mouse, Rhabdomys pumilio, in relation to the tick vectors of heartwater in South AfricaD J Howell, T N Petney, I G Horak

The Medical Journal of Australia|September 1, 1973

Letter: Gastroenteritis due to non-agglutinating vibriosW P Dakin, D J Howell, R G Sutton

The Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research|March 1, 2005

Striped mice, Rhabdomys pumilio, and other murid rodents as hosts for immature ixodid ticks as in the Eastern Cape ProvinceT N Petney, I G Horak, D J Howell, et al.

The Medical Journal of Australia|September 28, 1974

Gastroenteritis due to non-agglutinable (non-cholera) vibriosW P Dakin, D J Howell, R G Sutton, et al.

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The Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research|December 1, 1989

The host status of the striped mouse, Rhabdomys pumilio, in relation to the tick vectors of heartwater in South AfricaD J Howell, T N Petney, I G Horak

The Medical Journal of Australia|September 1, 1973

Letter: Gastroenteritis due to non-agglutinating vibriosW P Dakin, D J Howell, R G Sutton

The Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research|March 1, 2005

Striped mice, Rhabdomys pumilio, and other murid rodents as hosts for immature ixodid ticks as in the Eastern Cape ProvinceT N Petney, I G Horak, D J Howell, et al.

The Medical Journal of Australia|September 28, 1974

Gastroenteritis due to non-agglutinable (non-cholera) vibriosW P Dakin, D J Howell, R G Sutton, et al.

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