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Sheep measles impact measured

WITH sheep measles a widespread but largely avoidable problem, research is underway to examine the financial burden on the industry.

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Sheep measles impact measured

Funded by Meat and Livestock Australia, researchers at Charles Sturt University will examine the life cycle of the sheep measles parasite. Researcher David Jenkins said sheep measles was caused by infection...

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