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Journal Article

Author: Stearn, William T.
Title: Technical and Institutional Innovation in Nineteenth-Century Australian Pastoralism: the Eradication of Psoroptic Mange in Australia
In: Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society
Imprint: vol. 84, no. 1, 1998, pp. 38-55
Subject: Chronological Classification 1788-1900 Applied Sciences Agricultural and Related Sciences
Description: 'The most remarkable achievement in the Australian pastoral sector of the nineteenth century was the eradication of the disease Psoroptic Mange, commonly known as sheep scab.'
Source: Carlson 2001

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