Biology, 17.07.2019 06:30 clevelandjaniya

The bubonic plague, also called the black death, killed about 200 million people in the 1300s. the disease is caused by a bacterium, and it still persists in some areas of the world. research the bubonic plague using credible websites and explain the role microbiologists play in researching and treating the disease.

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