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Owolodun, O.A., Bastos, A.S., Antiabong, J.F., Ogedengbe, M.E., Ekong, P.S. and Yakubu, B. (2010) Molecular Characterisation of African Swine Fever Viruses from Nigeria (2003-2006) Recovers Multiple Virus Variants and Reaffirms CVR Epidemiological Utility. Virus Genes, 41, 361-368.

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