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Biologic Transmission Definition:
A type of vector-borne transmission in which a pathogen goes through some morphological or physiological change within the vector.
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Biologic Transmission Notes:
Biological transmission is a type of transmission in which the pathogen's reproduction takes place with a biological vector which then transmits the pathogen from one host to another host. Some of the non-arthropod vectors of disease include birds and mammals.
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