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What type of pathogen is most likely to cause botulism?
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What type of pathogen is most likely to cause botulism?

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 The bacteria are considered to be anaerobic, which means these organisms grow best in low or absent oxygen levels. 
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The pathogen that is most likely to cause botulism is a type of bacteria. One of the ways bacteria affects the body is by releasing toxins.

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it said it was, but I looked it up and the actual pathogen in Search Results is

Clostridium botulinum so yeet

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