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The onset of a given epidemic is indicated by a slow, progressive rise and a gradual decline in the number of cases reported daily over a specific interval. This indicates that the mode of transmission is Question 5 options: host to host. a common source. insect vector. mechanical vector.

Name: the onset of a given epidemic is indicated by a slow progressive rise and a gradual decline in the number of cases reported daily over a specific interval this indicates that the mode of tra 55734
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          The onset of a given epidemic is indicated by a slow, progressive rise and a gradual decline in the number of cases reported daily over a specific interval. This indicates that the mode of transmission is
Question 5 options:
host to host.
a common source.
insect vector.
mechanical vector.

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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03/15/2023

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Step 1: The slow, progressive rise in the number of cases reported daily indicates that the mode of transmission is likely not through a sudden, single exposure event such as a common source. Show more…

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The onset of a given epidemic is indicated by a slow, progressive rise and a gradual decline in the number of cases reported daily over a specific interval. This indicates that the mode of transmission is Question 5 options: host to host. a common source. insect vector. mechanical vector.