vibriosis
(vĭbˌrē-ōˈsĭs)
noun pl. vib·ri·o·ses (-sēz) - Infection with the bacterium Vibrio parahaemolyticus, often the result of eating undercooked seafood from contaminated waters.
- A venereal infection in cattle and sheep caused by the bacterium Vibrio fetus, often producing infertility or spontaneous abortion.
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