The present communication is an inventory of 20 animals/their parts/products used for the treatment of various human and cattle disorders. The enumeration includes authentic scientific names of animals, their vernacular and english equivalent with exact method of drug preparation, dose and mode of application in each case.
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Manuscript Published on 01 December 2001
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