The Bearer of Crazed and Venomous Fangs: Popular Myths and Learned Delusions Regarding the Bite of the Mad Dog
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Vincent DiMarco., & Vincent DiMarco|AUTHOR. (2014). The Bearer of Crazed and Venomous Fangs: Popular Myths and Learned Delusions Regarding the Bite of the Mad Dog . iUniverse.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Vincent DiMarco and Vincent DiMarco|AUTHOR. 2014. The Bearer of Crazed and Venomous Fangs: Popular Myths and Learned Delusions Regarding the Bite of the Mad Dog. iUniverse.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Vincent DiMarco and Vincent DiMarco|AUTHOR. The Bearer of Crazed and Venomous Fangs: Popular Myths and Learned Delusions Regarding the Bite of the Mad Dog iUniverse, 2014.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Vincent DiMarco, and Vincent DiMarco|AUTHOR. The Bearer of Crazed and Venomous Fangs: Popular Myths and Learned Delusions Regarding the Bite of the Mad Dog iUniverse, 2014.
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