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yersinia
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yer·sin·i·a  (yr-sn-)
n. pl. yer·sin·i·ae (--)
A gram-negative bacillus of the genus Yersinia that causes various animal diseases.
[From New Latin Yersinia, genus name, after Alexandre Émile Jean Yersin (1863-1943), Swiss-born French bacteriologist.]
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