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A review of mainly affected on musk-deer diseases: purulent, respiratory system and parasitic diseases.
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The research progresses on purulent disease, respiratory system disease and parasitosis of Musk-deer are summarized.Abstract:
In aspects of clinical semeiology,pathological inspection,etiology research,epidemiological analysis and present treatment measures,this article summarized the research progresses on purulent disease,respiratory system disease and parasitosis of Musk-deerIn order to develop the Musk-deer Farming effectively and properly with the guide of scientific theory,more research should be taken on these diseasesread more
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