Above: Characteristic swelling in an infected animal following Mallein Test.
Below: Further view of similar case after Mallein Test.
The Agricultural Journal of the Cape of Good Hope, Vol. 27, July - December 1905
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Above: Characteristic swelling in an infected animal following Mallein Test.
Below: Further view of similar case after Mallein Test.
The Agricultural Journal of the Cape of Good Hope, Vol. 27, July - December 1905

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