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Shifting Host Choices of the Vector of Chagas Disease, Triatoma Infestans, in Relation to the Availability of Host in Houses in North-West Argentina

1997-06-01

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Ricardo E. Gurtler, Joel E. Cohen, Marcia C. Cecere, Roberto Chuit, Shifting Host Choices of the Vector of Chagas Disease, Triatoma Infestans, in Relation to the Availability of Host in Houses in North-West Argentina, Journal of Applied Ecology, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Jun., 1997), pp. 699-715

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