A pilot study of common health problems in smallholder pigs in Angónia and Boane districts, Mozambique

C. Matos; C. Sitoe; S. Afonso; J. Banze; J. Baptista; G. Dias; F. Rodrigues; A. Atanásio; A. Nhamusso; M-L. Penrith; A. L. Willingham III

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