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MRSA - would you?

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10-14-2009 8:09 AM 		Reply to: Message 33 by cavediver
10-14-2009 5:19 AM

Re: Bacteria
And again we see someone equating bacteria to kind
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This is a bit unfair - neither slevesque nor ICANT equated bacteria with kind - they simply said that something was still a bacteria. Had they a more detailed knowledge of bacterial systematics, they might have said 'It's still a bacilliales' or 'It's still a staphylococcaceae' or even, in this case, 'it's still Staphylococcus aureus'.
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