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Futamura (1922). Journ. Jap. Soc. Vet. Sci. 1, 133-140. [Abstr. in Trop. Vet. Bull. 11, 26 ;
1923.]
Futamura (1923). Journ. Jap. Soc. Vet. Sci. 2, 200-202. [Abstr. in Trop Vet. Bull. 11, 142 ;
1923.]
Gopal Krishnan (1928). Proc. Fifth Annual Conference, C. P. and Berar Vet. Assoc., pp. 30-32.
Gray (1917). Rep. Vet. Div. Union S. Africa 1915-16.
Hoare (1913). A System of Veterinary Medicine 1, 941.
Hutyra and Marek (1922). Spezielle Path. u. Therap. der Haust. 1, 239-240. [Also its English trans-
lation, which, however, does not cite the references contained in the German edition.]
Meadows (1919). Vet. Journ. 75, 138-140; October. [Also in Madras Vet. Journ. Dec. 1919, pp. 24-26.]
Merkens (1919). Ncderl. Ind. Blad. V. Dierengeneesk. en Dierent. 31, 48-50. [Cited in Trop. Vet. Bull.
7, 120; 1919.]
Misra (1927). Proc. Fourth Annual Conference, C. P. and Berar Vet. Assoc., pp. 23-26.
Pantulu (1920). Madras Vet. Journ., pp. 23-24.
Parameswaran (1920). Madras Vet. Journ., pp. 12-14.
Piot Bey (1895). Bull. de L'Institute Egyptien, p. 101. [Cited by Rabagliati in Vet. Rec. 4, N. S.,
505.]
Rabagliati (1924). Vet. Rec. 4, N. S., 503-505.
Ramachandra Ayyar (1923). Madras Vet. Journ. pp. 16-17.
Ramanathan (1923). Madras Vet. Journ., pp. 12-13.
Swaminatha Ayyar (1920). Madras Vet Journ. pp. 14-15.
Theiler (1906-07). Rep. Govt. Bact. Transvaal Dept. Agric., pp. 22-23.
„ (1909-10). Rep.. Govt. Bact. Union S. Africa Dept. Agric., pp. 84-94.
Venkatachala Ayyar (1924). Madras Vet. Journ. pp. 35-39.
Venkatachala Iyer (1924). Vet. Rec. 4, N. S., 277-279. [The text of the article is practically the same
as that published by the author (with the initials " Ayyar ") in Madras Vet. Journ., as cited
above.]
Venkatesa Ayyar (1920). Madras Vet. Journ., pp. 27-28.
N. B.—In the case of articles cited from the Madras Veterinary Journal, it has not been possible to
ascertain the months of their publication from the single bound volume (dated 1919-25) that has been
available for consultation.
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