Definition of PSEUDOTUBERCULOSIS

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Recent Examples on the Web Phylogenetic analysis suggests that the earliest common ancestor of all those plague strains probably branched off from the bacteria Y. pseudotuberculosis some time between 5,727 and 6,797 years ago. — Kiona N. Smith, Ars Technica, "4,000-year-old genomes point to origins of bubonic plague," 12 June 2018 These strains provided an intermediate version between Y. pseudotuberculosis and modern Y. pestis. — Quanta Magazine, "The Mutant Genes Behind the Black Death," 6 Oct. 2015 Recent genetic work has traced the plague’s evolutionary precursor back to the relatively harmless gastrointestinal pathogen Y. pseudotuberculosis, which only causes mild diarrhea. — Quanta Magazine, "The Mutant Genes Behind the Black Death," 6 Oct. 2015 These strains provided an intermediate version between Y. pseudotuberculosis and modern Y. pestis. — Quanta Magazine, "The Mutant Genes Behind the Black Death," 6 Oct. 2015 Phylogenetic analysis suggests that the earliest common ancestor of all those plague strains probably branched off from the bacteria Y. pseudotuberculosis some time between 5,727 and 6,797 years ago. — Kiona N. Smith, Ars Technica, "4,000-year-old genomes point to origins of bubonic plague," 12 June 2018

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