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Flies of public health importance and their control
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    1. Moscas de importancia para la salud pública y su control
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      Pan American Health Organization.
      Published Date:
      Mayo de 1962
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      Publicaciones científicas (Washington, D.C.) ; no. 61
      Scientific publication (Pan American Health Organization) ; no. 61
      Description:
      Translation of: Flies of public health importance and their control / Harold George Scott and Kent S. Littig. -- Atlanta, GA : U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, Communicable Disease Center, [1962]
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