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inside. The worm must have reached its position in the sub-
mucosa as an embryo either viâ the blood stream or by
piercing the mucous membrane from the lumen of the
bronchus.

The probability is that the life-history is a simple one
and that eggs or embryos are coughed out and then taken in
with the food of another dog.

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No. 2 - Collected notes
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