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/ˌækwətɪk ˈpæθədʒɪnz/ · a.ku.a.tic.path.og.ens
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- Microorganisms that cause disease in aquatic environments, such as waterborne pathogens or aquatic animal diseases. The aquatic pathogens in the contaminated lake water posed a significant risk to public health.
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- Organisms that are adapted to living in aquatic environments and can cause disease in aquatic animals or humans. The aquatic pathogens found in the coral reef were identified as a new species of bacteria.
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Did you know? Aquatic pathogens can be found in various aquatic environments, including oceans, lakes, and rivers, and can cause a range of diseases in aquatic animals and humans.