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Birds as carriers of disease

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Birds as carriers of disease is a book subject. It includes 4 books, written by 4 different authors.

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number of authors: 4 people
number of books: 4
books: Understanding the role of avian vectors in the spread of Phytophthora ramorum, Are wild birds important in the transport of arthropod-borne viruses?, Bird keeping as a source of lung cancer and other human diseases : a need for higher hygienic standards
authors: Emily Coleman, Charles Robert Brown, Peter A. J. Holst
publication dates: 2013, 2011, 1991
book publishers: British Trust for Ornithology, American Ornithologists' Union, : Springer

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