Rochalimaea
Rochalimaea (family Rickettsiaceae) A genus of bacteria that live parasitically in vertebrate and arthropod hosts; they can be cultivated in cell-free media in the laboratory. They can cause disease in humans, and are transmitted from one individual to another by lice.
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