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Vicky Angelaki (Lecturer in Drama)ogrammes to increase the production of animal protein in Japan. A nationwide survey conducted in 1970 revealed that piroplasmosis was the most important disease affecting grazing cattle, and this situation still remains. As mixed infection with . and . is common in Japan, theileriosis and babesiosis have collectively been called piroplasmosis.

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