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PPT-Figure Figure. . . A 7-day old, female, Schmallenberg virus–positive calf showing severe

PPT-Figure Figure. . . A 7-day old, female, Schmallenberg virus–positive calf showing severe

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Garigliany M Hoffmann B Dive M Sartelet A Bayrou C Cassart D et al Schmallenberg Virus in Calf Born at Term with Porencephaly Belgium Emerg Infect Dis 201218610051006

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