This variability in clinically healthy, uninfected animals, as well as limited sample size and the uncertainties inherent in the estimation method used to determine WBC, meant that despite a clear trend of increasing WBC, the changes over the course of the study were not found to be significant when comparing the sampling days.
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The Role of Host Species in Experimental Ferlavirus Infection: Comparison of a Single Strain in Ball Pythons (<i>Python regius</i>) and Corn Snakes (<i>Pantherophis guttatus</i>).
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