Pathogens

Yes No Disease in farm animals
Yes No Disease in pets and horses
Yes No Disease in wildlife

Yes No Farm animals
Yes No Humans
Yes No Pets and horses
Yes No Wildlife

Yes No Human to human
Yes No Skin
Yes No Tissue/blood: Arthropods
Yes No Tissue/blood: Invasive actions
Yes No Secreta/excreta: Air
Yes No Secreta/excreta: Water/food/environment
Yes No Secreta/excreta: Close animal contact

Yes No Netherlands
Yes No Europe
Yes No Africa
Yes No North America
Yes No South America
Yes No Australia
Yes No Asia

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Taxonomy +			Human and animal disease +	Reservoirs +	Transmission +	Geographic distribution +	Info +	Risk scoring +
Species	Category	Family	Human disease	Specific animal species	Transmission info	Distribution info	Specifics	Probability of introduction into the Netherlands
Ehrlichia chaffeensis	Bacteria	Anaplasmataceae	Human monocytic ehrlichiosis	White tailed deer	Ticks	America		0.5
Bartonella henselae	Bacteria	Bartonellaceae	Cat scratch disease	Felines	Cat scratch, flea bite	Worldwide		100
Brucella melitensis	Bacteria	Brucellaceae	Brucellosis	Sheep, goats, wild ruminants	Aerogens, milk, urine, direct contact	Worldwide		50
Brucella suis	Bacteria	Brucellaceae	Brucellosis	Pigs, wild boar, caribou, rodents	Aerogens, milk, urine, direct contact	Worldwide		50
Burkholderia mallei	Bacteria	Burkholderiaceae	Glanders	Donkeys, horses	Water,soil, inhalation, skin breaks	SE Asia, Australia , SE Pacific, Central Am		0.5
Chlamydophila abortus	Bacteria	Chlamydiaceae	Chlamydophila abortusinfection	Ruminants	Birthing prod.	Worldwide		100
Chlamydophila psittaci	Bacteria	Chlamydiaceae	Psittacosis	Birds	Inhalation	Worldwide		100
Clostridium botulinum (toxins)	Bacteria	Clostridiaceae	Botulism	Fish, also in ground	Food	Worldwide		100
Clostridium difficile	Bacteria	Clostridiaceae	Clostridium difficile associated disease	Environ. commensal in some people	Antibiotica triggered, fecal route	Worldwid		100
Coxiella burnetii	Bacteria	Coxiellaceae	Q fever	Ruminants, dogs, cats, coyotes, foxes, rodents, skunks, raccoons, rabbits, deer, and birds	Ticks, milk, wool, birthing product, dust	Worldwide, not in Antartica or New Zealand		100
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