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Application de la méthode numérique à la taxonomie du genre Leishmania Ross, 1903 - A propos de 146 souches originaires de l’Ancien Monde. Utilisation des allozymes. Corollaires épidémiologiques et phylétiques

G. Lanotte, J. A. Rioux, R. Maazoun, N. Pasteur, F. Pratlong, J. Lepart, A. Martini-Dumas

Ann. Parasitol. Hum. Comp., 56 6 (1981) 575-591

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