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In the paragraph named “Bio-containment”, the grades of Biosafety Level (BSL) practices and containment are given, which are related to laboratory work with the particular agent (Anonymous 2007). Occasionally also those anthroponotic agents are mentioned, biological vectors of which are haematophagous arthropods −those are labelled with **, while ( **) marks the anthroponotic agents which can occasionally also cause a zoonosis under certain circumstance (e.g., avian influenza A virus).

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Sapronotic agents are marked with an asterisk *, and those agents the source of which can be simultaneously both animals and extraanimal substrates (i.e., the agents of zoonoses plus sapronoses), are marked with an asterisk in parentheses ( *). In addition, a new zoonotic disease caused by prions – variant of Creutzfeld-Jakob disease – is included. Our survey only concerns the agents of microbial diseases (i.e., not the metazoan invasions and infestations), and is arranged according to systematic position. Viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and metazoa (parasitic worms and arthropods) are among the aetiological agents of zoonoses and sapronoses.