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THIS communication presents the preliminary results of an investigation into the carrier-rate of Salmonellae in zebu cattle arriving at the municipal abattoir of Kampala.
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McANULTY, E. Salmonellae in Uganda. Nature 181, 576–577 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/181576a0
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