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Table 1.1 Infectious diseases in carnivores that have resulted in large population
Figure 1.1 Map of Tasmania showing the distribution of DFTD (at May 2011). The
Table 1.2 Wildlife cancers affecting species of conservation concern
Figure 1.2 Tasmanian devils showing DFTD: A) early stage of the tumour below the
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