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PARASITOS INTESTINALES ENTRE LOS INDIGENAS PRECOLOMBINOS
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  • 1969Enterobius vermicularis : 10,000-Year-Old Human Infection107 cited
  • 1947A Method for Reclaiming Dried Zoological Specimens79 cited
  • 1955Parasitic helminths in mediaeval remains.77 cited
  • 1965Parasitological Study of Long-Dried Fecal Samples40 cited
  • 1967The recovery of parasite eggs from ancient cesspit and latrine deposits: an approach to the study of early parasite infections.33 cited
  • 1966A Transpacific Contact in 3000 B.C.19 cited

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