part of bottleneck?
I saw this on a science program something about 1400 human pathogens rethought have originated in animls. Tuberculousis from cattle, a bunch from water buffalo. I remember redingatthe beginning of the HIVstuff the ideathatpeople hunting chimpanzes for food may have pasedthat virus? Iam looking at an article that said leprosy may have come from watre buffalo.
Initially whan all the bugs crossed I would guess most humans did not have antibodies is there any evidence of widespread deseasor peopl dying from illness on th fertile crescent?
Do you think that the humans that first lived with domesticated animals die as quickly as native Americans when confronted wit the new pathogens from europeans?
In todays context we give all these antibiotics to animals on feed lots since they live inn theit own manure 24 hours a day. Might we be cooking up something new?
Initially whan all the bugs crossed I would guess most humans did not have antibodies is there any evidence of widespread deseasor peopl dying from illness on th fertile crescent?
Do you think that the humans that first lived with domesticated animals die as quickly as native Americans when confronted wit the new pathogens from europeans?
In todays context we give all these antibiotics to animals on feed lots since they live inn theit own manure 24 hours a day. Might we be cooking up something new?
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by yichel

