Answer:
<em>Hepatitis B
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Explanation:
Herpes B Virus is a very severe and often lethal transmittable disease that macaque monkeys can carry and transmit.
In a <em>primate lab animal environment, it is the infection of major concern.</em>
This induces neurological symptoms and for humans it can have a mortality rate of about 80%.
Transmission may be caused by bites, scratches, or contact to mucous membranes, including the eyes or mouth with contaminated saliva.
The statement that a certain percentage of body fat is essential for the body to function effectively is true. Making, breaking, storing and mobilizing fats is at the core of how humans and all animals regulate their energy. So, fats are essential for energy regulation. There are two types of body fat: storage body fat and essential body fat. Both of them are taken into account when calculating body fat percentage.
The answer is option C "miscarriage".<span> Its not option A because toxemia is blood poisoning that happenings to pregnant women which could lead to deaf. Its not option C because genetic diseases happen to children but I'm not sure if there or unborn, or after birth.
Hope this helps!
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