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Alenkinab [10]
2 years ago
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Since it is the dry summer in the southwest United States, forest ranger Felipe is designing a poster to be handed out at the en

trance to all National Parks in the area. The poster will concern hantavirus, warning prospective campers of the danger. Felipe lists the ways that a camper might come into contact with hantavirus. Which example would Felipe NOT put on his poster? O A. being in close contact with another person who has it OB. inhaling dust from the floor of a park cabin OC. touching a contaminated surface and then rubbing your eye OD. being bitten by a rodent that carries the virus
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1 answer:
zhuklara [117]2 years ago
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A) being in close contact with another person who has it
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