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GOOGLE IMAGES Swiss-born French bacteriologist Alexandre Yersin was first to attribute the cause of the bubonic plague to the Yersin pestis bacterium carried by infected fleas mostly on rats and other rodents, but also on cats, dogs and other mammals.

GOOGLE IMAGES Swiss-born French bacteriologist Alexandre Yersin was first to attribute the cause of the bubonic plague to the Yersin pestis bacterium carried by infected fleas mostly on rats and other rodents, but also on cats, dogs and other mammals.

April 5, 2020