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Parámetros hematológicos de los armadillos peludos de rango libre que gritan (Chaetophractus vellerosus)

Noralí Pagnutti, Luisina Fux, Ailín Carballo Luchetti

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    PubMed
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    Los parámetros hematológicos de los armadillos peludos silvestres que gritan difieren de los que se encuentran en cautiverio. Los armadillos silvestres mostraron un mayor volumen de células empacadas y un menor recuento de basófilos y eosinófilos, proporcionando una línea de base para estudios futuros.

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