Fecal microbiota of free-range pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus) scavenging on a municipal dumpsite is a potential reservoir of pathogens

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Citation

Mwaikono, K.S., Maina, S. and Gwakisa, P. 2018. Fecal microbiota of free-range pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus) scavenging on a municipal dumpsite is a potential reservoir of pathogens. Journal of Applied and Environmental Microbiology 6(2):42-50.

Authors

  • Mwaikono, K.S.
  • Maina, Solomon
  • Gwakisa, P.S.

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