LEPTOSPIROSIS IN FREE-RANGING ENDANGERED EUROPEAN MINK (MUSTELA LUTREOLA) AND OTHER SMALL CARNIVORES (MUSTELIDAE, VIVERRIDAE) FROM SOUTHWESTERN FRANCE
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S. Aulagnier | P. Dumas | G. Andre-Fontaine | P. Fournier | M. Moinet | A. Mesplède | C. Fournier-Chambrillon | B. Blanchard | Laurent Couzi | Christophe Coïc | Véronique Descarsin | Y. Dumas
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