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Mycoplasma Suipneumoniae Isolated in Denmark
Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica volume 10, pages 295–297 (1969)
Abstract
Though several agents may be involved in the etiology of enzootic pneumonia of pigs, recent investigations seem to indicate that the great majority of cases are caused by a Mycoplasma species — called M. suipneumoniae in Britain (Goodwin et al 1965) and M. hyopneumoniae in the U.S.A. (Maré & Switzer 1965).
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Goodwin, R. F. W., A. P. Pomeroy & P. Whittlestone: “Production of enzootic pneumonia in pigs with a mycoplasma.” Vet. Ree. 1965, 77, 1247—1249.
Maré, C. J. & W. P. Switzer: “New species: Mycoplasma hyopneu-moniae. A causative agent of virus pig pneumoniae.” Vet. Med. 1965, 60, 841—846.
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Friis, N.F. Mycoplasma Suipneumoniae Isolated in Denmark. Acta Vet Scand 10, 295–297 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1186/BF03548281
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