Read the information about some diseases.
disene
type of pathogen that how the pathogen<...
Biology, 12.09.2019 21:30, gabrielaperezcz
Read the information about some diseases.
disene
type of pathogen that how the pathogen
causes disease gets into body
diphtheria
bacteria
through the nose
malaria
protozoa
when an infected
mosquito bites you
some countries where
the disease occurs
brazil
south africa
india
china
kenya
gambia
kenya
india
vietnam
kenya
india
vietnam
brazil
kenya
gambia
cholera
bacteria
drinking contaminated
water
typhoid
bacteria
drinking contaminated
water
yellow
fever
virus
when an infected
mosquito bites you
use the information in the table to answer these questions.
a) use the table to write about the similarities and differences between malaria and yellow
fever.
Answers: 3
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