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Leptogaster lerneri Curran, 1953 i c g (Leptogaster species)
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Leptogaster pellucida Janssens, 1954 c g (Leptogaster species)
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Leptogaster albimana Walker, 1858 c g (Leptogaster species)
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Leptogaster taurica Lehr, 1961 c g (Leptogaster species)
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Leptogaster subtilis Loew, 1847 c g (Leptogaster species)
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Leptogaster hermonensis Theodor, 1980 c g (Leptogaster species)
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The Leptogaster species is a genus of generalized bacteria. With a fine, regular, large number of spirals. One or both ends of the mycelium are curved into a hook-like shape, hence the abbreviation hook snail. Sporty. Humans are often infected by slaughtering sick animals or by contact with soil or water from ditches, tunnels, mines, or fields contaminated with the waste of infected animals. After infection, some become recessive and some develop Leptospirosis. Livestock can also be infected and can be prevented in endemic areas by vaccinating humans and livestock.
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Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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