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Where do elephants live in Madagascar?
Elephants do not live in Madagascar. The same goes with lions, zebras, and other animals that can be found on the mainland of Africa.
When was the first documented case of Leprosy?
It is mentioned in the Bible but the earliest known physical case of Leprosy is a 4000 year old skeleton found in India in 2009.
In what part of Alaska is the Alaska Peninsula found?
The mainland.
What national park can be found at the tip of mainland Florida?
the everglades
Are leprosy cases on the increase or decrease worldwide?
lower, we actually found a cure some 100 years ago
What mountain range is found in the central mainland of Greec?
Pindus Mountains.
In what countries are seventy percent of all leprosy cases found?
Seventy percent of all cases are found in just three countries: India, Indonesia, and Myanamar (Burma).
What chromosome might be linked to one's susceptibility to leprosy infection?
In 2003, scientists conducting a genome scan of a large Vietnamese family with many cases of leprosy found that susceptibility to the disease was linked to region q25 on the long arm of chromosome 6.
When did settlers from the West Indies found a colony on the North American mainland?
1565
Did colombus reach the mainland in his third voyage?
No, he never found North America.
Where is inflammation in The Bible?
Inflammation in the KJV Bible is found in Leviticus 12.38 and in Deuteronomy 28.22, and refers to the site on the body of a leprosy sore.
How common is it to contract leprosy?
Today it is not as common as it was hundreds of years ago. It is found mostly in areas of closely packed villages with low sanitary. It is thought to spread by armadillos. Not to worry though, around 95% of humans born are naturally immune to the disease. So, today it is not very common, though it is contagious so just be careful in little villages with low medical services. Again dont worry treatment for the disease can be as low as a few weeks.
