I am working on a biology project where my colleagues and I are epidemiologists and we need to solve a scénario.Alors is a problem I have: If a man called Mr. Berg, who works in a museum. It was a Western Prairie Dog Diorama, when he suddenly became ill with a “mysterious disease”. What happened was that he was given a dead dog, the prairie from a local pet store has been filled. The prairie dog was killed by a pet cat, pet store owner was. The cat was tested in order to perfect on all fronts, and all that, but he had a presence puces.Mon team came to the conclusion that Mr. Berg was the plague of fleas, which was still on infected prairie dogs. A tissue sample tested lymphoid tissue that has Herrenberg the presence of cocci Gram négatif.Le problem reveals that there is another prairie dog to the pet, which sells the university was because they needed a new prairie dog as a mascot. The school eventually had many cases of deaths from bubonic or pneumonic plague. However, all victims of the College had the presence of Gram-negative coccobacilles.Donc is my question: What is the difference between gram-negative cocci and gram negative bacteria? If cocci Gram-negative result of the bubonic plague bacillus and gram-negative result of pneumonic plague (We have assumed that the bubonic plague had finally turned into pheumonic so many victims in the school respiratory failure and fluid in the lungs, as well as fever, chills, fatigue .