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Bibliografía 330 the presence of rabbit fleas (Spilopsyllus cuniculi Dale) and virulent myxoma virus. Journal of Applied Ecology, 10:417-427. WILLIAMS, R.T.; PARER, I. (1972) -The status of myxomatosis at Urana, New South Wales, from 1.968 until 1.971. Australian Journal of Zoology, 20:391-404. WILLIAMS, R.T.; PARER, I. (1971) -Observations on the dispersal of the european rabbit flea, Spilopsyllus cuniculi (Dale), through a natural population of wild rabbits, Oryctolagus cuniculus (L.). Australian Journal of Zoology, 19:129-140. WODZICKI, K. (1960) -Influence of population density on the adrenal and body weights of the wild rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus L. in new Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Science, 3:103-120. WOOD, D.H. (1980) -The demography of a rabbit population in an arid region of new south Wales Australia. Journal of Animal Ecology, 49:55-79. WOOD, D.H. (1988) -Estimating rabbit density by counting dung pellets. Australian Wildlife Research, 15:665-671.

Bibliografía XIE, M.L.; CHENG, C.P.; WEI, H.J.; YIN, L.Y. (1986) -Investigation on the infectious routes of rabbit plague. Infectious Diseases in Domestic Animals, 6:4. XU, F.N.; SHEN, W.P.; XI, Q.K. (1985) -Ultrastructural studies on viral haemorrhagic disease in rabbits. Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine, 17:153-155. XU, W.; DU, N.; LIU, S. (1988) -A new virus isolated from hemorrhagic disease in rabbits. In proceedings of 4th World Rabbit Congress,456-461, Budapest. XU, W.Y.(1991) -Viral haemorrhagic disease of rabbits in the people´s Republic of China: epidemiology and virus characterisation. Revue Scientifique et Technique O.I.E, 10(2):393-405. XU, Z.J.; CHEN, J.X. (1988) -Studies on viral haemorrhagic syndrome in rabbits. Acta Agriculturae Universitatis Zhejiangensis, 14:136-141. XU, Z.J.; CHEN, W.X. (1989) -Viral Hemorrhagic Disease in rabbits: a review. Veterinary Research Communications, 13:205-212. XU, Z,J.; CHEN, W.X.; CHEN, J.X.; YU, J,Y. (1985) -Studies on control and prevention of a new rabbit disease. Zhejiang Journal of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine, 10:12-13. YORKE, J.A.; NATHANSON, N.; PIANIGIANI, G.; MARTIN, J. (1979) -Seasonality and the requirements for perpetuation and erradication of viruses in populations. American Journal of Epidemiology, 109(2);103-123. 331

Bibliografía<br />

XIE, M.L.; CHENG, C.P.; WEI, H.J.; YIN, L.Y. (1986) -Investigation on the infectious<br />

routes of rabbit plague. Infectious Diseases in Domestic Animals, 6:4.<br />

XU, F.N.; SHEN, W.P.; XI, Q.K. (1985) -Ultrastructural studies on viral haemorrhagic<br />

disease in rabbits. Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine, 17:153-155.<br />

XU, W.; DU, N.; LIU, S. (1988) -A new virus isolated from hemorrhagic disease in<br />

rabbits. In proceedings of 4th World Rabbit Congress,456-461, Budapest.<br />

XU, W.Y.(1991) -Viral haemorrhagic disease of rabbits in the people´s Republic of China:<br />

epidemiology and virus characterisation. Revue Scientifique et Technique O.I.E,<br />

10(2):393-405.<br />

XU, Z.J.; CHEN, J.X. (1988) -Studies on viral haemorrhagic syndrome in rabbits. Acta<br />

Agriculturae Universitatis Zhejiangensis, 14:136-141.<br />

XU, Z.J.; CHEN, W.X. (1989) -Viral Hemorrhagic Disease in rabbits: a review.<br />

Veterinary Research Communications, 13:205-212.<br />

XU, Z,J.; CHEN, W.X.; CHEN, J.X.; YU, J,Y. (1985) -Studies on control and prevention<br />

of a new rabbit disease. Zhejiang Journal of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary<br />

Medicine, 10:12-13.<br />

YORKE, J.A.; NATHANSON, N.; PIANIGIANI, G.; MARTIN, J. (1979) -Seasonality<br />

and the requirements for perpetuation and erradication of viruses in populations.<br />

American Journal of Epidemiology, 109(2);103-123.<br />

331

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