Ancient gut microbes link hunter-gatherers in Africa and forager-farmers in South America

Thousands of miles and an ocean separate the Tsimané of lowland Bolivia from the Hadza of Tanzania. Their ancestors split tens of thousands of years ago. Their diets look nothing alike. Yet their gut microbiomes are strikingly similar, according to a study in Nature from researchers at UC Santa Barbara and Stanford University. The Hadza […]

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