Evaluating control strategies for outbreaks in BHV1-free areas using stochastic and spatial simulation.
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A. W. Jalvingh | A W Jalvingh | A A Dijkhuizen | A. Dijkhuizen | M. D. de Jong | A. Noordegraaf | P. Franken | M C de Jong | P Franken | A V Noordegraaf
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