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A study on use of animals as traditional medicine by Sukuma Tribe of Busega District in North-western Tanzania

Authors
  1. China National Corporation of Traditional and Herbal Medicine
  2. DP DP Jaroli
  3. DP Kisangau
  4. E Lev
  5. E Lev
  6. E Lev
  7. EM Costa-Neto
  8. EM Severre
  9. FJ Simoons
  10. G Tamang
  11. H Cory
  12. JF Rwetabula De
  13. JGW Marques
  14. LN Kakati
  15. MH Birley
  16. MN Alexiades
  17. P Oudhia
  18. Rajeev Vats
  19. RRN Alves
  20. RRN Alves
  21. RRN Alves
  22. RRN Alves
  23. RRN Alves
  24. RRN Alves
  25. S Ali
  26. SH Prater
  27. Simion Thomas
  28. TAR Clack
  29. U Lohani
  30. United Republic of Tanzania (URT)
  31. ZH Mbwambo
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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