What form of anthrax is found among animal workers and has been called Woolsorter disease?
A) Cutaneous
B) Gastrointestinal
C) Inhalation
D) Optical

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Woolsorter disease is a type of anthrax that is caused by inhalation of spores and is most commonly found among animal workers who come into contact with infected hides, wool, or hair. Therefore, the form of anthrax associated with this disease is inhalation. Option A (cutaneous) refers to anthrax that affects the skin, while option B (gastrointestinal) refers to anthrax that affects the digestive system. Option D (optical) is not a form of anthrax.

What Form of Anthrax Is Found Among Animal Workers and Has