Medical term:
Vibrionaceae
Vib·ri·o·na·ce·ae
(vĭb′rē-ō-nā′sē-ē′)n.
A family of gram-negative, rod-shaped, facultatively anaerobic bacteria that have flagella and are usually motile and are found in fresh or sea water and, occasionally, in fish and humans.
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