Quantitative Risk Assessment ofHPAI Virus H5N1 Release via Cock Fighting Activities into the 1-km Buffer Zones Surrounding Compartmentalised Broiler Chicken Farms in Thailand
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D. Pfeiffer | A. Mastin | K. Wongsathapornchai | S. Kasemsuwan | K. Chanachai | T. Patanasatienkul | J. Otte | A. Prakarnkamanant
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