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Ectoparasitic species from red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in East Slovakia.

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KOČIŠOVÁ, Alica - LAZÁR, Peter - LETKOVÁ, Valéria - ČURLÍK, Ján - GOLDOVÁ, Mária. Ectoparasitic species from red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in East Slovakia. In: Veterinarski arhiv. 2006. ISSN 0372-5480, Roč. 76, suppl. (2006), s. S59-S63.
Year:
2006
Category:
ADE - Scientific papers in other foreign journals
Authors:
KOČIŠOVÁ Alica
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LAZÁR Peter
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LETKOVÁ Valéria
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ČURLÍK Ján
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GOLDOVÁ Mária
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UVMP share:
0 %
Edition:
Veterinarski arhiv
Roč. 76, suppl. (2006), s. S59-S63
Country of issue:
Croatia
ISSN:
0372-5480
Research area:
neuvedená
Scientometrics:
26 - H-index, 0.142 - SJR, Q4 - SJR Best Q
Language:
english
 

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