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    This document is a handout for exploring animal diseases. It asks students to identify 4 main pathogens, define a zoonotic disease, provide an example of disease transmission by a vector, and match diseases with the correct pathogen type - bacteria, virus, fungi, or parasite.

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    This document is a handout for exploring animal diseases. It asks students to identify 4 main pathogens, define a zoonotic disease, provide an example of disease transmission by a vector, and match diseases with the correct pathogen type - bacteria, virus, fungi, or parasite.

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    This document is a handout for exploring animal diseases. It asks students to identify 4 main pathogens, define a zoonotic disease, provide an example of disease transmission by a vector, and match diseases with the correct pathogen type - bacteria, virus, fungi, or parasite.

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    Exploring Animal Diseases: Pathogens, Vectors, and Hosts Handout

    What are the 4 main pathogens?


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    What is a zoonotic disease?

    What is a different example of how a vector might transmit disease?

    Match the diseases listed below with the correct pathogen type:

    1. Salmonella A. Fungi

    2. Foot-and-Mouth Disease B. Parasite

    3. Lyme Disease C. Bacteria

    4. Ringworm D. Virus

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