Rabies in bats in Chile

Favi C. M.; Catalan G. R.

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Rabies in bats in Chile

Favi C.M.; Catalan G.R.

1986

Avances en Ciencias Veterinarias 1(2): 73-76

Rabies in bats in Chile

In 1985, of 85 insectivorous bats collected unable to fly, 12 (all Tadarida brasiliensis) were positive for rabies, as was one of 619 T. brasiliensis captured en masse.

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