anthrax
/ˈænˌθræks/
noun
A serious bacterial disease of sheep and cattle, causing acute and often fatal septicemia, and also transmissible to humans.
An early suspicion that anthrax might have been the cause of the infection has been discounted.
noun
A serious bacterial disease of sheep and cattle, causing acute and often fatal septicemia, and also transmissible to humans.
An early suspicion that anthrax might have been the cause of the infection has been discounted.