Abstract
Precipitation of CaCO 3 by different Yersinia strains on B-4 agar at 25 and 37°C was studied. The 185 Yersinia strains examined produced crystals at 25°C, but only 121 strains produced crystale at 37°C. Strains of serotype 0:9 produced crystals at 37°C, whereas strains of serotype 0:3 failed to do so. The calcium carbonate precipitation test at 37°C should enable a differentiation between the two serotypes incriminated in human pathology in Europe.
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