Gene Lyons and Sharon Tolliver: An Era in Parasitology
TheHorse.com
December 22, 2017
Take a look back at the lives and work of veterinary parasitologists Dr. Eugene T. Lyons and Sharon C. Tolliver.
Take a look back at the lives and work of veterinary parasitologists Dr. Eugene T. Lyons and Sharon C. Tolliver.
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