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Jan 2 • 17:55 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • elDiario.es

Could a sheep change the map of prehistoric plague? The answer lies in livestock trade routes

The article examines how outbreaks of plague in ancient pastoral societies not only devastated human populations but also transformed entire ecosystems due to the close contact between livestock and people.

#plague #prehistoric #livestock #trade routes #ecosystems

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