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Parasite Eggs in Medieval Winchester
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  • 1910NOTE ON THE PRESENCE OF "BILHARZIA HAEMATOBIA" IN EGYPTIAN MUMMIES OF THE TWENTIETH DYNASTY [1250-1000 B.C.]255 cited
  • 1955Parasitic helminths in mediaeval remains.77 cited
  • 1944Über die Erhaltungsfähigkeit von Helmintheneiern in Vor- und Frühgeschichtlichen Moorleichen64 cited
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