Tubercular landscape: land use change and Mycobacterium in Melbourne, Australia, 1837–1900

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RT @urban_formation: New paper by @EmilyWebz, @UChicago in Journal of Historical Geography considers how high rates of TB in late 19th c. #…

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@aruinedmap @PortPTUC A bit of a shameless self-plug here, but I published an article on Melbourne’s role as a port city and the effects of imperialism on its residents’ health a couple of years ago: https://t.co/wOPuoDVVdI

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RT @urban_formation: New paper by @EmilyWebz, @UChicago in Journal of Historical Geography considers how high rates of TB in late 19th c. #…

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RT @urban_formation: New paper by @EmilyWebz, @UChicago in Journal of Historical Geography considers how high rates of TB in late 19th c. #…

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