I don't think so, becuase they both branch off and they have a common ancester.
Answer:
A. Yersinia Pestis
Explanation:
Yersinia Pestis is a bacterium which is anaerobic and can infect humans.
The Bubonic plague is caused by a bacterium (Yersinia Pestis). After coming into contact with the bacterium, symptoms begin to present themselves within one to seven days. These symptoms are typically flu-like (fevers, headaches and vomiting). In addition, swelling might occur at the lymph nodes closest to the area where the bacteria entered the skin.
The Pneumonic plague is also caused by the Yersinia Pestis bacterium and presents itself as a severe lung infection. Similar to the Bubonic plague, the symptoms can take between one and seven days to start showing (fevers, headaches, coughing, shortness of breath).
The release of carbon dioxide in the chemical reactions.
They are part of the stomatal can be found in the skin of the leaf and stem. Guard cells have characteristic shapes can be bean-shaped or like sponge cake. They have thickened cell walls contain living protoplasm of chloroplasts (as opposed to skin cells)
I'm assuming you mean a specific area, the scientific term being a neoplasm.
