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leishmaniasis is incorrectly written and should be written as "Leishmaniasis / Leishmania." being its meaning: It is a set of diseases that can be transmitted from wildlife to dogs and humans. It manifests itself with the appearance of ulcerations in different parts of the body. Some protozoa of the genus Leishmania cause these sores. It may be fatal. There are asymptomatic carriers of the virus wild animals: bears Anteaters meleros, possums, rabbits and the cusumbos or gouaches. The bite of the genera Phebotomus 40 blood sucking insects; in old world ) and 40 Lutzsomyia; 41 America; both of the family Psychodidae, transmit it to humans and other animals. Insects in Colombia are called commonly moths or grit. Leishmaniasis also they say leishmaniasis.