Insecticide Susceptibility of Phlebotomus argentipes in Visceral Leishmaniasis Endemic Districts in India and Nepal
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Diwakar Singh Dinesh | Pradeep Das | Murari Lal Das | Marleen Boelaert | M. Coosemans | S. Rijal | M. Boelaert | A. Picado | M. Das | P. Das | D. Dinesh | S. P. Singh | Suman Rijal | Albert Picado | Marc Coosemans | Shri Prakash Singh | Lalita Roy | L. Roy | Lalita Roy | S. Singh
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