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Bones of cattle and poultry slaughtered for human consumption were examined.Salm. Stanley, Salm. bareilly, Salm. enteritidis, Salm. give andSalm. newbrunswick were isolated from cattle bones andSalm. paratyphi B, Salm. Stanley, Salm. newport, Salm. gallinarum andSalm. waycross from poultry.
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Velaudapillai, T. Salmonellae in bones of slaughtered cattle and poultry. Zeitschr. f. Hygiene. 150, 10–12 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02162783
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