The following factors differentiate the two forms of relapsing fever EXCEPT A. Type of vector B. Clinical disease C. Geographical distribution D. Causative agent Which of the following spirochetes does NOT cause a zoonotic infection. A. Borreliela burgdorferi B. Leptospira interrogans C. Treponema pallidum subspecies pallidum D. Spirillum minus

The following factors differentiate the two forms of relapsing fever EXCEPT A. Type of vector B. Clinical disease C. Geographical distribution D. Causative agent Which of the following spirochetes does NOT cause a zoonotic infection. A. Borreliela burgdorferi B. Leptospira interrogans C. Treponema pallidum subspecies pallidum D. Spirillum minus

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