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Naturally occurring fibromas of grey squirrels related to Shope's rabbit fibroma

L. Kilham·C. M. Herman·E.R. Fisher
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L. Kilham, C. M. Herman, E.R. Fisher. 1953. Naturally occurring fibromas of grey squirrels related to Shope's rabbit fibroma. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/5220543

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