A bacterial isolate that produces pitting of the agar and has a bleach-like odor is probably E. corrodens. What are the closely related species that must be ruled out? (Select all that apply.)

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A bacterial isolate that produces pitting of the agar and has a bleach-like odor is probably E. corrodens. What are the closely related species that must be ruled out? (Select all that apply.)

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	Haemophilus aphrophilus
	Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans
	Cardiobacterium hominis
	Kingella kingae