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Фернанда К.С. Бернардес, магистр, PhD, Государственный университет Санта-Крус (Шоссе Хорхе Амадо, км 16 - Салобриньо, Ильеус, штат Баия, 45662-900, Бразилия); iD ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7333-9361; e-mail: bernardes.fernandasimas@gmail.com Льитчайкра Ф. Фельберг, PhD, постдокторант, Государственный университет Санта-Крус (Шоссе Хорхе Амадо, км 16 - Салобриньо, Ильеус, штат Баия, 45662-900, Бразилия); iD ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0547-6182; e-mail: ferrazhellen@hotmail.com Суэлен С. Феррейра, магистр, ветеринар и исследователь, Институт Тамандуа (ул. Параиба, 255, Жардим-дос-Эстадос, г. Кампу-Гранди, штат Мату-Гросу-ду-Сул, 79020-050, Бразилия); iD ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-3440-8230; e-mail: suelen.sferreira@gmail.com Гастон Жине, PhD, приглашенный профессор, Государственный университет Санта-Крус (Шоссе Хорхе Амадо, км 16 - Салобриньо, Ильеус, штат Баия, 45662-900, Бразилия); iD ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1470-3674; e-mail: gastongine10@gmail.com Винисиус П.О. Гаспаротто, PhD, ветеринар и исследователь, Институт Тамандуа (ул. Параиба, 255, Жардим-дос-Эстадос, г. Кампу-Гранди, штат Мату-Гросу-ду-Сул, 79020-050, Бразилия); iD ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7847-2364; e-mail: vpo.gasparotto@gmail.com Жеорже Р. Альбукерке, PhD, профессор, Государственный университет Санта-Крус (Шоссе Хорхе Амадо, км 16 - Салобриньо, Ильеус, штат Баия, 45662-900, Бразилия); iD ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0556-8856; e-mail: gralbu@uesc.br Флавия Р. Миранда, PhD, приглашенный профессор в области природоохранной медицины, Государственный университет Санта-Крус (Шоссе Хорхе Амадо, км 16 - Салобриньо, Ильеус, штат Баия, 45662-900, Бразилия); основатель, ветеринар и исследователь, Институт Тамандуа (ул. Параиба, 255, Жардим-дос-Эстадос, г. Кампу-Гранди, штат Мату-Гросу-ду-Сул, 79020-050, Бразилия); iD ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3804-3781; e-mail: frmiranda@uesc.br |
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