单词:anthrax pneumonia
- woolsorter's disease[医]毛工病
- inhalation anthrax肺炭疽
- woolsorter's pneumonia毛工肺炎, 炭疽性肺炎...
- ragsorter's disease褴褛病
- ragpicker's disease[医] 炭疽
- pulmonary anthrax肺炭疽
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模仿文本: Anthrax is a potentially deadly disease that caused by a bacteria. Occasionally it is found in nature but the strain found in the letters is the aim strain developed by the USmilitary after the World War II to research biological weap